Perisno 0.99 - Full Version (26.MAR.2020) file

Another member from the team manages steam "account" of Perisno.
I haven't seen him lately and frankly I don't feel like taking initiative because I don't wanna receive a dozen of "oh no, the mod autoupdated, my saves don't work, curse you developers" comments the next day.
At least on moddb everyone manually and consciously downloads the update after (I hope) thoroughly reading the file description and the changelog.
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What do you mean by "i cant download"? What happens when you try to download from moddb or yandex?

The link's in the file's description.

Yes, the forum's main thread got that is mentioned in the file's description.

What made you think they're a "javelin troop"?
Maybe they're just polearm infantry with a rare extra bonus in form of javelins?

Players on Discord would disagree with you.
While I'm not a big fan of Cretas myself, it seems to be the most commonly mentioned faction in there. In particular, people love their ironclads and horsehunters.
E.g. "northguard" (Maccavian Northguards) is mentioned 46 times, "kingsman" is mentioned 48 times, "guardsman" (Perisno Guardsmen or Iron Guardsmen) is mentioned 31 times, and "ironclad" is mentioned 227 times and not in a bad way.

Yeah, Mac seems to be "allergic" to a few things in Perisno and Warband in general.

As for shops - try checking "enable old trade screen" in mod settings in camp.
As for battles - uhmm, I don't even know what could be causing this. IIRC, we don't even use any new operations / complex features there.

Turn on Freelancer in settings. It's turned off by default due to bugs.

What's wrong with it?

Never play on automatic saves, save manually, slowly (without haste) and in different slots. Ideally, when you're not on the global map, but inside a scene (tavern, castle, etc.). Never save while your party is moving.
The saving issues have nothing to do with any particular mod, it's an engine thing.

It's not because you clicked on it, it's because you acted too fast in general.
I had the same happen to me once. I defeated an overwhelming Zann army and immediately saved, hastily, then immediately clicked on a nearby town to go sell loot&prisoners;. The mod crashed and the save file got broken.
Because the game didn't have enough time to save it, to correctly process everything.
Fortunately, I had other saves because I'm well-aware of history of broken save files people reported all over Warband mods and Native.
But you seem to be completely oblivious about it, so sure, keep blaming the first person you see instead of trying to understand what they're telling you and to learn so that it doesn't happen in the future.
Yes, in a way the mod has an impact on crashes. We don't have any access at all to engine save/load algorithms, but the bigger the mod is, the more time saving takes, the more resources the mod requires. And if handled impatiently and inconsiderately, it is much more prone to ctds. Want to avoid it? Go play Native or any other mod that's as small as possible, not a mod with tons of content that pushes engine limits.

Like I already said, the mod's only fault is its sheer size.
Do you even know that, for example, weapons in range 2504-2522 cause ctds? Native doesn't have that many items so this problem never affects it but it does affect larger mods.
Do you know that the only change - reducing texture detail to 50% - suddenly makes very frequent ctds disappear (at least on some PCs)?
And just last night I talked to a streamer who said he never ever experienced a single ctd in any version of Perisno (if the mod is to blame, how come it didn't affect him?).
I've been studying the ctds issue for years, talk to a bunch of other modders, ran hundreds of controlled tests, and you think you know this area better than me?

You know what? Get your whiny *** the hell out of here. I gave you a chance to listen. I patiently tried to explain how things work and teach you what simple rules you have to follow to play and enjoy the mod without ctds and corrupted saves. Rules, that have been established, tested, proven and followed over the years by many different people.
But of course you think you know better.
For everyone who actually wants to play the mod, all sorts of important technical and gameplay advice are posted and updated by me on the forum, in the main thread, the link to which is posted in the file's description here (and I expect any reasonable and responsible person to read it before playing the mod, just like one is supposed to read a manual before using a device they just bought). But for everyone who just wants to whine and teach me how this game works (despite having 0 modding experience in M&B) - I'm tired of individually explaining to your kind why you're rarted.

Yep, the titles were renamed to be somewhat more "elvish".
Names haven't changed since... I don't know if they ever changed though.

Methenor is supposed to be Artanher, unless he was already exiled or left to join another faction. Then he could be anyone.
Your files should be fine.

Dragons were removed for multiple legal, technical and lore reasons. That change is covered in the changelog as "[Added/Reworked/Removed] Several items;".

If I had a dollar every time someone wanted a new faction, I would be a millionaire.;)

But no, we're not adding any more factions.

The idea is good but mod development is pretty much over.
There will be some hotfixes/patches, minor changes, but nothing big.