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- Seems to work with modded maps since its battle based only.
- Yes AI behaves better... to what extent? (to be seen)
- to be used with vanilla only since the creator made a mod called "Rome Extended" which by default already has this mod embedded.
- Seems it effects only campaign Battles
For those that see this and have used the mod. what differences have you noticed? what is your personal experience? thanks
i have a custom/modded map for campaign since this only effects in battle formations... does this still work?
- will the AI behave better than the original game?
- why does the icon or pic have the words "Rome Expanded" when in description you say NOT to use with "Rome Expanded"
- Does this also effect skirmish battles from main menu or only in campaign?
thank you
Sometimes it feels too tame, but it also isn't as psychopathic anymore.
Also, Feral rewired the AI to be more aggressive to the point of betraying allies at times. One way to prevent this is to keep full garrisons in the cities bordering your allies/vassals/trade partners.
I constantly get attacked by every neighbor I have. And right now one faction sent a diplomat to my city to make a trade agreement and then besiege one of my cities. Like this, the AI is completely untrustworthy which makes any kind of diplomacy worthless.
If so, I do like to see them more often. Actually gives my fleets something to do.