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Please update... thank you
Thank you for your mod Pezhetarios.
Copy the .pack file of the mod from the steam workshop folders into the data folder of the TW WH2 folder and you can load all your mods using physical copies (suggest renaming them, you'll know if you've done it right because youll get a hard copy of the mod which is usable)
Thank you very much
I'm ony asking becasue it often times seems like the certain ai factions can field some of their highest tier units much sooner than they should be. Even though the ai does typically spam a lot of cheap units, by (perhaps) the same token.
Well, by my estimations, at any rate. Again, this seems like something which has been happening long before i ever began using this mod.
However as there are multiple mods for increased research out there, chances are that some of them will use a different method like instead of increasing research points some mods maybe lower the time the individual technologies take. Perhaps those will work with SFO depending on how much it changes about techs.
@Pezhetairos: I'll try that, though I don't understand why a mod that blocks Rogue Armies and a mod that purports to reduce the AI's cheating tendencies would conflict with one that increases your base research rate.