Hello everyone, here is my collection of mods for the 2.4.0 version of the game and which are all up to date for this one.
The goal for me is to make the vanilla version more interesting without distorting it thanks to all these mods.
And I want to say a big thank you to all the modders who created these beautiful mods.


What changes in game:

- 12 rounds per year
- Maps for more realistic units
- New blood textures and prevents blood stains from disappearing from the floor (Blood & Gore DLC required)
- adds an important morale boost to veterans and makes them better at attack and defence
- Running and fighting in dust for units on sandy and dirt terrains
- new lighting for the great countryside
- a selection of grass and bush textures
- change in the recruitment of certain units in the game
- a wide assortment of helmets, armour, equipment and other Roman items
- adds to arrows a shift effect similar to that of charge horses or artillery weapons
- AI much more aggressive
- addition of seasonal effects for the weather in each province for the big campaign
- Roman generals changed their helmets, armour and clothing, giving them a specific appearance, not like ordinary soldiers.
- Higher melee defense and arrow blocking bonus for Shield Wall, Hoplite Wall and similar formations.
- equipment upgrades effect improvements for your units' armor, shields, weapons and horses
- changing the colour of the resources for the buildings
- images unique to all the features of the characters in the game
- adding several new diplomatic outcomes that may occur when sending a member of your party on a diplomatic mission to another faction
- increase in the number of garrison units by level of development of towns and cities
- a spade to each pikeman from the start of the battle...
- adding diplomatic and occupation options to all factions
- added bug fixes and changes
- Replaces and adds a large number of new loading screen images
- the 115 factions of the Great Campaign playable in the countryside as well as in personalised battles
- the colours of each faction remain for the most part faithful to their origin/culture and to the colours of the faction's banners
- Complete reskin for some units
- arrows and slingshot wounds are less damaging to units with shields and armor.
- Improved combat mechanics in Total war Rome 2, focusing on realism and historical accuracy while keeping a balance with the gameplay
- improvement of the animations to make the fights more realistic but also more cinematic
- improved Roman formations to give your campaign battles a more historical experience