You'll need to own both games because the mod acts like a bridge between the two. An upcoming mod will let you play out your crusading wars on Bannerlord's battlefields and then send the results back to your Crusaders campaign to continue strategising.Ī modder called George is currently working on the Crusader Blade mod which lets you have your crusade and eat it too. Well several, really, but this is about Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord.
When it comes to pulling out the swords though, wouldn't it be cool if you could actually get down on the battlefield to fight your way to victory? Hold up, there's definitely a game for that. I will contain the GPL license text into the my distributionCrusader Kings 3 is a great strategic romp that lets you play out your kingmaking fantasies of intrigue and plotting. Yes, my mod can be with the relevant sound files, it just stay slient if there are no soundtracks from Battle for Wesnoth Otzenpunk wrote: ↑ June 4th, 2020, 7:48 am just stays silent if they're not present-you're probably ok, as long as you include the license text into your distribution.
If you're just accompanying your mod with the relevant sound files, and the mod isn't dependent on their existence-e.g.
So the question is, are you allowed to use certain GPLed media from Wesnoth in your mod, despite the mod isn't itself under GPL? Again, the question is, does it work seperately? If the technical circumstances require you to compile those media files alongside the code into the mod somehow, the answer is certainly NO. This means, you're certainly not allowed to GPL your mod, because it probably doesn't do anything useful without the M&B game, which I guess you're not allowed to GPL in its entirety.^^ The most relevant condition to determine, if two seperate pieces of code/information are linked together in this sense, is if they could be used independently. I'm not a lawyer either, so take my remarks with a grain of salt.ĪFAIR the GPL requires to be extended on every piece of material directly linked together.
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