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Age of Chivalry: Hegemony v1.75
Kor Bosch / Andrew Dunn

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Installation

Before installation, make sure your copy of Age of Empires II: The Conquerors has the C-patch installed. You can download it here: http://download.microsoft.com/download/ageIIConquerers/Update/1.0c/W982KMe/EN-US/Age2XPatch.exe

Suffice it to say, no spyware isincluded with this file.

To install Age of Chivalry, simply run “Install Age of Chivalry.exe”. All the files will be extracted to their location and backups will be made of any files that will be replaced.

To uninstall Age of Chivalry, you should run the Uninstall Age of Chivalry.exe, a file that will appear on your desktop after installation. The uninstall file will also be accessible fromthe Start menu. Under no circumstance use Install Age of Chivalry.exe to uninstall the mod! This will simply reinstall the files and, completing your misery, copy the modded files you previously installed over your old backups. You can then no longer run the Uninstall file and will have to reinstall AoK if you want to play the original game again!


Where to start?

We realise new players maybe overwhelmed by many of the new features available to them in Age of Chivalry. To provide you with some support, we’ve included a number of documents that give a brief rundown of the many features (these files are located in your Age of Empires II directory). The first of these, “AoC – Introduction”, gives a very brief explanation and serves as a low-key introduction. The second, “AoC –Civilisation Info”, lists every bonus for every civilisation in the game in the same way the original AoK civ info was presented. The third file, “airef”, lists what units can be trained and what technologies can be researched where and in what century. This is necessary because the in-game tech tree does no longer work (although the information provided on the side of the tech tree, listing the civbonuses, is still correct).

Furthermore, it is advised you play with the Advanced Help enabled. The help includes Age of Chivalry’s features and gives pointers on how to use units and buildings, as well as giving some additional historical background.

To help designers and scripters, we’ve also included files with lists of the new heroes, units, buildings, and technologies, so that scripterswon’t enter a black hole. There’s also a document included which explains how the new features affect the scenario editor, and an airef.xls which lists every tech and unit available to every country.

Changes to 1.75
• Gwaster/Kigner is now more expensive and takes up 1.5 population.
• Petite Ordonnance now disables Close Order Drill for Flanders and Genoa.
• Chivalric Order and PetiteOrdonnance now affect Szlachta as intended.
• To achieve this, Poland now has its own IDs for those technologies: 645 and 644, respectively.
• For the Teutonic Order, Surgery is now available at the Castle.
• The Dismounted Knight (editor unit) now has the correct unit graphics.

Changes to 1.74
• The Breton Hobelar is now called the Brigandier.
• Polish Town Hallssupport +1 population.
• The Condotierro’s bonus cavalry armour has been removed; his melee armour has seen a slight raise.
• Man-at-Arms/Foot Knight and Knight/Royal Knight now have +2 pierce armour.
• Mounted Crossbowmen/Cranequiniers now cost 65 florins (rather than 70).
• Danish peasants no longer start with bonus armour.
• Fixed bug with the Witte Caproen upgrade.
•Fixed bug with the Militia Guilds upgrade.
• Karelsprivileezje no longer makes the Hobescorene/Kriichsman more expensive.
• Ius Teutonicum now additionally makes the Town Hall work 20% faster.
• Chivalric Order no longer benefits light cavalry.
• Bow Practise no longer benefits skirmishers.
• Breton Policy Decision, English Alliance, now gives Kigner/Gwaster the...