Patch 2.01: For Viking Invasion concerns to the general modifications, namely to the bugs fixing and particular commands elimination, which helps to avoid unfair privilege.
For comfortable playing, developers made improvements both for single players and multiple ones. The compatibility with different video cards (Millennium G400 and Radeon 7200) that causes graphical faults, such as unnecessary lines and bars, were fixed with the help of Patch 1.1. It concerns game handling: more letters on a keyboard were assigned for particular actions more command and messages were complemented. The list of additional options was added to the US and European version of Medieval: Total War. Patch 1.1: For the US and European versions of MTW A set of files that has to be copied into the game folder for the old settings substitution. The program will apply modifications automatically The patches are not only for the elimination of such inaccuracies but also for implementation of any changes, updates of the game. Therefore, IT specialists invent additional files. Very often some flaws and bugs appear in the gaming process. While writing code, programmers sometimes make mistakes that don’t always come out after testing. PatchesĪ lot of fans of “Medieval: Total War” encountered with such notion as a patch. Software developers always create different modifications with diverse interfaces, locations, and options in order to maintain an interest of users.
Today, there are several versions of this play designed for various audiences. In 2001 The Creative Assembly company released a strategic game Medieval: Total War, which became popular in a short time. Nowadays, the list of the plays is so huge, that it’s can be difficult to choose the most appropriate. But, at the same time, they all have a common goal – to attract as many admirers as possible.
All of them are different according to the categories: strategies, adventures, role-playing, actions, simulations and many others. Everyone at least once in his life has played computer games.
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