You can download the program here, submit any errors here and donate here, and discuss it hereįor the moment you can edit ROL 3D models in 3DSMax only, but Rise of Nations 3D models can be edited in both 3DSMax and Blender with this addon here After 10 years of waiting and limited modding, the archived BIG files have finally been extracted thanks to a new program, ROL BIG Archiver created by Ryder, which will finally enable players to mod most of the 3D models, graphics and more. A Modding Guides Pack was released here and here

Motter made 3 mods for the game which you can download here and here In case you haven't checked in for a while, here's the latest news on the game from recent years: Rise of Legends Latest News Posted on at 1:29 AM by alincarpetman Rise of Legends isn't completely dead as players are still playing the game and talking about it online on Youtube, Reddit, Steam, etc. We have several free copies of the DVD version of the game specially available to be mailed to any interested programmers and modders who are serious about working on the game but don't have a copy yet. Take a look at those links to get an idea of what is involved. This type of project is similar to what was done for AOE1, AOE2, and RON. But when each element is offered up in such delightful little morsels like here, it’s hard to not be impressed.ROL User Patch Project Posted on at 8:12 PM by alincarpetman A Rise of Legends User Patch Project has been proposed as this may be a final chance for the game to get the update it needs. The mish mash of gaming styles could so easily have been a case of too many cooks spoiling the broth, a bit like when a football team appoints a 'Director of Football' to hand hold a manager. The combination of both styles of gameplay – the micro management of the 'hardcore' turn-based sim and the more action-based real time battles – means that all lovers of the strategy genre are well catered for. The original Rise of Nations delighted us by splicing together both the real time and turned-based genre branches of strategy and ending up with the best of both. Hence the strategic centres of Mansized’s brain fired up when this sequel homed into view.

The first Rise of Nations title combined the turn-based city management elements of Civilization, with the real time strategic fighting action of the Age of Empires titles with surprising success. With long-term series like Civilization and Command and Conquer, strategy gamers have never had it so good. (Pocket-lint) - Microsoft's Real Time Strategy is back for yet another outing, but can the popular RTS bring enough new elements to warrant the spend?

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