Ridder Blauw

The Power of Eating Pizza !

Men will cower at the sight of him eating pizza!

Also, he'll have a power called body slam for lots of damage on a single unit, very effective against dwarves.

I'm just curious, why are you overly generalizing Rohan?

They don't necessarily need all types of units too like Gondor, I see you've added swordsmen, a unit they did not have in BFME I, although they did perfectly fine without them in BFME I.

I think you've probably added spearmen too, and I don't recall them being in in BFME I. You don't need either to make it a viable faction in game, Rohirrim Archers can handle the enemy cavalry, and the Rohan Archers can handle the pikes.

If you truly want to bring Rohan back in their true BFME I form, you don't need either of those units.

You know I'm always up for beta testing, all I'm wondering is what exactly is the reason for this "SVN" now as apposed to previous beta's.  And you probably guessed it, but I have no idea what SVN is or what it's used for.  But I do have to the time to learn it if it's absolutely essential.

Without knowing what the SVN client is and how it works, all future SEE beta testers would have an outdated version of SEE on their PC in one day. The SVN essentially allows us to have the beta testers test the most recent working copy ASAP, as we don't have to release a 'private' beta each time something minor is edited. You just update SEE on your PC through the SVN client.

So do as Nazgûl said, and go google what SVN client is.

 

I haven't seen anybody learn how to ride a horse during the movies.

Gimli kinda did? Atleast he learned to sit on one. Merry, Pippin, Sam and Frodo learned to ride ponies.

 

Perhaps, but for instance, Faramir had to level before mounting in BFME2, however I'm quite sure he didn't learn to ride a horse during the movie.

Yet other abilities are strange to learn, why would somebody need to learn to mount, I haven't seen anybody learn how to ride a horse during the movies.

Also, permanently killing heroes would be ultra realistic and give some good reason to keep them alive, but it would cause people to dislike late game because of the lack of heroes. Having them learn abilities logically would need a total overhaul in all hero abilities... some heroes simply don't have powers that they would learn during the movies, others learn them simultaneously according to logic, it would be a pain to balance, causing more gameplay issues because of lore.

We should do it one way or another, and that choice is made by Nazgûl, and it has been made.