Maarank

I played Warband and also With Fire and Sword. For the original, well I never played it but it's probably very similar to Warband. I really liked both versions I played, very entertaining. You get to build your army, attack brigands and later on when your stronger you can siege cities. A nice advantage of With Fire and Sword was the merchant system, which was bit better, and you could actually make trade caravans yourself so making money was easier. The major turn off I had from any version of that game is that after a while it gets repetitive. I mean, when you're weak you struggle with each battle to survive, and you're army is growing every once in a while, going from a few soldiers to a few more, and the tactics you use may change when you get a bigger army... But THE problem I had with the game is that once your army gets to a certain point, it's not growing much anymore, it costs a lot in upkeep and battles gets repetitive. In my opinion, when you get to a certain point the game only goes about, you gain a city for your faction, then you loose one, you try to gain it back... All very nice at first, but after some time you get bit bored from it. I suppose you could give yourself some personal goals to achieve and thus the game wouldn't seem boring. Even though I know I talked more about the bad then the good, I really loved the game, it's really nice and entertaining. All I'd say is that if you're expecting to get a game that will entertain you for months... well maybe not that long.

Ya I reinstalled with a clean jar file, and even if I reinstalled the same mods, this time the chisel is working properly

The chisel is in my hands and the hammer on my toolbar.

The 'M' key does nothing at all for me. I have a tin chisel along with a stone hammer (does the hammer have to be the same kind as the chisel?) on my toolbar and nothing happen. The 'M' key isn't doing anything, and I get no result no matter if it is on cobblestone, stone, smooth stone.