Wishlist: Modding shortlist

[Aezeal]

1. I would still like to have the #useinwater (or something similar) to be added for ranged weapons.

Would be great for the total conversion dom 3000

Even better would be:
2. 1-2 new province types: air (and/or space)
-only accesable by flying creatures
-above average chance of air and or astral sites (
- I'd say they'd not be used in general games etc, just for modding (dom 3000) purposes

I guess the 2nd proposal might even be easier to implement and if it could be done it would be GREAT!!! (if also the #flying command was available only or #airshape and it's returning counterpart)

[Aezeal]

Edi I would still like to see above requests added to the wishlist

[Maraxus]

I support the idea of allowing underwater ranged weapons, allthrough #copyweapon (allready on the list) might solve the problem (I have to check, if there is any ranged weapon that is not MR negates, that fires underwater).

(But new terrain types: My guess would be: chances are small.

[HoneyBadger]

I'd like to see modifiable underwater ranged weapons, flying, and stealth in the game. Not sure that Stealth isn't already possible, though

[Maraxus]

Underwater stealth will be possible with the next patch (through seashape / landshape)

[Sombre]

There are already underwater stealth units. A Bogarus summon for instance.

I have no idea if it works though.

[Xietor]

I used a gor ghost as a stealth unit in a prior mp game. The joke was on me if he showed as stealth but really was not(: He did show as stealth though.

[Edi]

Added #landlubber to monster modding wishlist so I won't forget it (found a thread where it was requested while browsing through the forums).

Please keep all modding wishlist related discussion to this thread or the other threads linked from the shortlist thread.

[Edi]

A list of possible stuff for event modding added to list as per request from KO.

[Edratman]

I saw this in a thread about caves.

Making a province neighbor connection hidden until discoved by a search. Could be used to find hidden paths through mountain ranges and/or into a second layer on the map.