Jagged Alliance Back In Action Mods
Jagged Alliance: Back in Action - The new game from the classic titleA ruthless dictator has seized power on the island state of Arulco. The ousted former President has asked you to hire the best mercenaries in the world to fight to restore him as the rightful leader of his country.Assemble powerful teams of mercenaries and recapture the island sector by sector. Join forces with the local rebels and train and arm them. Exploit resources in the occupied areas to acquire the financial means to purchase supplies of weapons and equipment and to hire new mercs.
Jagged Alliance: Back in Action – Message Board. I gotta say, just these 3 mods makes the game SO much more fun, enemy soldiers finally LOOK like enemy soldiers, FIGHT like enemy soldiers and militia stops being so useless! Check it out if you haven't tried these amazing mods! Yeah I agree with you about firearms. Jagged Alliance: Back in Action (2011) Jagged Alliance: Back in Action (2012) is game based on the Jagged Alliance title, by bitComposer Games. The Game is 'a turn-based strategy game and features an updated isometric 3D look and interface, highly detailed character models and a variety of new gameplay features'. Check our list of Best Jagged Alliance: Back in Action Mods. Realistic Rebalancing Mod 1.8.3 Mod Posted about 5 years ago; 33 downloads; This mod fixes a lot of bugs and typos, reworks all weapons and items and adds plenty of improvements, much like a community patch. It fixes all the stuff that annoyed me in the vanilla game.
Jagged Alliance Back In Action Realistic Rebalancing Mod
I'm currently running Urban Chaos 113 + Latest Unstable AFS.As someone who loves gun customization, AFS is practically essential. Not only does it at an insane amount of guns and upgrades but it also adds its trademark 'folding-stock' feature which allows you to lower points to ready at the expense of marksmanship and vice-versa! Of course its unstable and some characters voices are completely done by one of those midi voices but the new locations and urban environment are way too much fun.What are you guys playing right now?
Has anybody not used any mods ever?. Well after getting into JA2 Vanilla and learning a lot of the basic features of the game you can try out. It is the basis for a lot of the other mods that are out there. I definitely recommend you take the time to read up on all the new things that were developed for 1.13.
It's insane the kind of stuff they've added to the game, all of which is completely optional! If you have any questions or need any specific things explained, its best to check out Bears Pit. Then again I'm always around if you can't find a solution:) It's probably my favourite game of all time. I've been addicted for years even before I found all the other mods beyond 1.13. I just wish more people could get into it!. There is no day limit, but you have to pay your mercs (also, don't count on a merc being available for re-hire if you wait until the last day or two of their contract to renew). Dedrianna's forces are always on the move, will get stronger over time, and will attack and possibly recapture towns that you've liberated.
If you just sit around training for two weeks, then expect to meet much heavier resistance than you would if you set off right away. You will always have to balance the time you spend healing, training militia and waiting for supplies to arrive against the upkeep of your merc and movements of Dedrianna's forces - if you have noone stationed in a town to retrain militia, it will eventually fall. First place you should go is Drassen for the airport so you can fly in weapons from Bobby Ray.
After that take over whatever towns you want, if you have the skills you could go straight to Diedranna! It might be extremely difficult but still possible!For vanilla there is a limit before you have certain negative consequences. I don't think you lose the game but it might make people have lower morale.Nope, no good way to have ammo cache. You can buy from Bobby Ray but most of it has to be found.I highly recommend you look into JA 1.13. It fixes a lot for the problems with vanilla.
I've tried both Arulco Revisited and Arulco Vacations. Both mods change the maps a lot.
Arulco Revisited: played as the dev intended is supposed to be VERY different from regular 1.13. You'll have to scavenge a lot because the airport is no longer at Drassen.
All the maps hold at least some loot, weapons, armor and such to compensate. The maps are very different and 4 new towns are added.
Arulco Vacations is lighter take on the same concept. Just new maps.
Unfortunately they only support the official stable release which is up to 74XX.