Is the v2 patch for adding fully English voice acting to movies. May be applied over any other patch. A huge thanks to the voice artists who donated their work to make this project happen. Version 2 fixes an issue that was preventing the endgame credits from displaying properly.

• Brigandine Grand Edition English Download

Sorry before my english is. I'm playing Brigandine GE both PSXeven emulator(PC) and. But all the extra polish of the Grand Edition made me hold out for an.

Actors: Asmit: Jason Start Bagdemagus: Kevin Butler Brangien: Julie Collins Bulnoil: Cary Reese Cador: Chris Dattoli Cai: Daniel Bernardo Camden: Daniel Bernardo Coel: Jim Barr Dinadan: Dryst: Eric Valdes Esmeree: Gereint: Guinglain: Caleb Rutherford Halley: Iria: Allegra Scott Kiloph: Bradley Smith Lance: Jason Start Lyonesse: Julie Collins Merriot: Kathleen Burns Millet: Millia: Candace Zingalie Mira: Palomides: Ray Jernigan Paternus: Chris Dattoli Ulster: Ray Jernigan Vaynard: Phillip Galfus Yvain: Daniel Bernardo Zemeckis: Chris Dattoli Translation (attached) updated to version 8. Fixes missing line-break in Millet's post-Esgares defeat description. Must be applied to an untouched disk image. The Grand Battle patch (attached) is a mod that makes umm. Grand battles.

It takes a few rounds to build up steam and works progressively as time goes on. Works on any disk image.

Is a link to one of the coolest Brigandine art threads around courtesy of Leland3 on gamevn.com is v2 updated patch for subtitled movies. It adds subtitles to a movie that was missed in the first version. This was done upon request, but the quality is fairly low for several technical reasons not worth going into. Speaking of serious Brigandine mods, I really do wish someone would do a workover mod for this game. Not a reballance, but a complete new installment. It really wouldn't be that hard.

I totally agree that there are quite a few creature types and spells that never get used. As far as getting the AI to level up lower units better, theres a fairly easy way to accomplish that- simply tweak a routine to add a little XP to low level enemy units every turn. The game already does an evaluation of all enemy units and inventories every turn. That XP wouldn't be earned fairly, but I don't know if that matters as long as the game isn't too hard. Jumping on lazy dogs can be quite scary; they might stop being lazy, baring their fangs, and chase this fox away. About the EXP mod idea, I think that it can be pretty good; during hard difficulty, low leveled enemy rune knights gaining exp every half month (maybe starting at 50-100 EXP?), with the EXP gain reducing depending on level and stops at around level 10. Not too imbalanced that we're going to see powerhouses early but can affect the difficulty during mid-game, with no effect on end game difficulty.

I like it; I can imagine the AI eventually using Merriot/Lance/Kiloph/quest-obtained characters as primary castle defenders. Waiting warmly for the updated patch. I think making a mod to give AI controlled nations free exp for knights and monsters is a good idea. Rather than unit type balance the only issue that I have with this game is lack of resilience in AI controlled nations which leads to finishing the game too early even if you try to go easy on them.

Once an AI controlled nation loses a bunch of their higher level monsters in initial battles it becomes much harder for it to keep putting up a serious threat in following battles against the player. I think giving free exp to AI controlled nations should somewhat compensate that especially if to make this bonus to scale up with the number of territories lost so even when they are caught in the corner they still will be able to put up a good fight. Providing them extra mana bonus in such situations might help out as well.

Stumbled onto this today looking at some good old Brigandine stuff. I have a partial GE translation from years ago running on an emulator and I don't even totally recall where it came from.

Brigandine Grand Edition English Download

I am ecstatic that this is so current and there is not only demand for this but also some very dedicated fans putting the time into it. I would be honored to volunteer my services for any voice acting. I saw mention of that buried in another thread (I have not read this topic in it's entirety) so if that is still a thing or may come up in the future, I would love to help. In terms of balance, I think the AI does not use lower level knights, and that may be in part because the AI targets low HP Rune Knights primarily (think of any fight involving a level 1 Cortina.) Do we know what makes up their targetting choices? Is it based on maximum damage dealt, lowest HP target, etc? I think back to Ogre Battle where you had 4 options on what you could have your troops target.

Strongest (highest HP), Leader, Lowest HP, Best (most damage dealt.) Would implementing something like this potentially encourage the use of lower level knights by the AI since they wouldnt automatically be targets by default and need extreme sheltering? Maybe each knight would have their own predetermined parameters for their troops (Bagdemagus gunning for lowest HP to be a slaughterhouse, Magicians using Best to leverage AOEs total damage, etc.) Probably a lot more involved in implementing this than I realize, but just a thought. There is a lot of strategic potential that could be introduced here (bring an AE healer vs Camden, pack lots of GScorp fodder when charging Bagdemagus.) There is a small degree of that already but it basically consists of don't bring Cortina into a fight vs Zemeckis in LOF, despite their cheeky dialogue you get, its a really bad idea. I think exp modifiers on AI troops would be interesting. Maybe some kind of 'training grounds' type of drill going on for idle troops if they are still in a castle and not attacked that particular turn.

The WAIT option could be replaced with Defend, where you hold the castle and if there are no attacks, you gain exp. If this is a player option as well, it should be carefully implemented. Think about putting Dinadan and Cai on a border town and defending indefinitely.

Even with low troops, the AI will almost never go after Dinadan and Cai in the same castle. Maybe 100 EXP to give to a troop of your choice? I think the AI could get a lot more than that, maybe even ramp up the amounts they receive based on difficulty level. My other biggest personal gripe would be the requirement of taking out Esgares, recruiting Kazan, and then leveling Kazan to be able to unlock Ninja Master. I start off every game wanting Hyude or Sheridan to end up as a ninja master, and by the time thats a possibility I am strong enough to steam roll the map with other troops. Its a bit of an overpowered class so I get the exclusivity involved in obtaining it, but other melees at 25+ can be just as overpowered. Also, in GE monks/guardians have an automatic kickback as their primary attack.

That would be extremely more useful as an option, and disallow it entirely in counterattacks. As is, it almost eliminates the ability to frontline a monk, as a monster can pop him for hit #1, get knocked back, and open that space for a second attack. I would like to see it as an optional melee attack, useable after movement, maybe with a 80% damage modifier. That move has enormous potential and introduces great battle plan potential, by pushing a target into a breath attack path and also eliminating the counter attack.

This makes monks a really great class despite their lower melee attributes, but the fact that their pushback counterattacks open them up to more frontal assault severely limits their use.

The war had been raging on for quite some time; seemingly forever. In the year 214, however, the Almekia Empire finally achieved a victory over the country of Norgard, their bitter rivals. Though it ended the war, Admiral Zemeckis of Norgard had other plans up his sleeve. In the following year of 215, he assassinated King Henguist, Almekia's widely loved ruler. With the fallen king lying at his feet, Zemeckis proclaimed himself the new emperor and began a dynasty of terror.

With a lust of hate in his eyes, the new ruler named his conquered land as the Esgares Empire and unleashed brutal assaults on the neighboring countries located in Forsena. Zemeckis didn't account for the Knights of the Rune, however. Born with magical runic abilities, these warriors are looking to police Forsena from the evil tyrant's wrath.

And although it will be an uphill battle against armies of monsters and elite warriors, the knights have vowed to succeed! Brigandine: The Legend of Forsena is a role-playing war simulation title in the fashion of Tactics Ogre, Ogre Battle, and Final Fantasy Tactics. At the beginning of the game, players will select one of five different Knights of the Rune and defend a specific piece of Forsena. Lance is a young fourteen year old prince that has been summoned to protect New Almekia and Late Badostow; Lyonesse must defend her kingdom of Leonia; and the lord-ranked Vaynard will defend the northlands with his White Wolf warriors.

From the Strategy Map, players will organize their party members into effective attack forces, equip newly found weaponry, check statistics, and move around the map in search for enemy soldiers. Battles take place on a hexagonal piece of country land with fixed amounts of character movements and actions. Depending on the class of certain characters, as the commander, you'll order your troops to unleash rune assaults, magical spells, and attacks with bows, blunt objects, and swords. In addition to each unit's own statistics (hit points, experience, levels), there are various Elemental colors that work in conjunction with attacks and other offensive measures. Each color represents a different faction; White is a sacred holy power, Black offsets good with evil, Green represents nature, Red is the color of flame, Blue is for aerial elements, and Gray is a neutral color. When an elemental Red unit attacks an opposing Blue element, the damage inflicted is raised 20 percent.

If a Black colored unit attacks the holy White color, the damage is raised by a certain percent, or vise versa. GRAND EDITION VERSION: The remake of the game released in 2000 had many significant changes, including: - Multiplayer game mode: allowing up to 6 players, each controlling a nation. The Esgares Empire became a fully playable nation, and gained plot cut scenes. Changes on battle mode gameplay: Like on the Fire Emblem series, elements became based on the Rock, Paper, Scissors rule: red is effective against green, green is effective against blue, and blue is effective against red.

White and black still oppose each other. If, after 13 turns of battle, the attacking side has a unit over the defending side's castle, the attacking side now wins. Monsters became able to equip items. The player is redirected to a final boss, when the continent is successfully conquered.

The original 3D opening was replaced by an anime opening. Many dialog-only cut scenes where replaced by anime cut scenes. 3D battle animations replaced by simpler and faster 2D animations.

Major changes on soundtrack. New rune knights, character classes, items and monsters. Voice acting is present with Japanese Seiyu, including the voice talents of Soichiro Hoshi, Mitsuaki Madono and Yuri Shiratori to name a few. Manufacturer's description: Located in the central plains of Forsena, Almekia finally brough peace of the land by finally defeating the country of Norgard, in 214. The long war was finally over.However, in the second month of 215, Admiral Zemeckis assasinated King Henguist of Almekia. Almekia collapsed and Zemeckis proclaimed himself emperor and established the Esgares.

He was possessed by the desire to conquer the world and began his assault on neighboring countries.You will become one of the Knights of the Rune and participate in the war for the continent. Your mission: Bring peace back to Forsena. Features: Polygonal fight scenes enhance your perception of reality. Exercise precise control over every aspect of your character. Massive battles alter the course of history itself. Features: Third person perspective 3D & 2D graphics Cartoon graphics Medieval Fantasy theme.