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It just seems everyone is stricken with 'war weariness' indefinitely.
I am playing on Very Hard, with no other mods activated other than better camera mod.
Only the "No technology lost" mod enable for Roman factions. Difficulty: Legendary.
A few things to be noted:
1. The overhauled changes of the Armenian factions look good, the halberdiers and horsemen are really powerful.
2. The Hephthalites cannot raze the city, making it hard for campaign, as you have no safe rear area for the horde to develope.
3. Some cavalry units still have the size of 75, not 90, including the mercenary Avars and cavalry unit of some factions in Britain.
Overall the changes are quite good~
also have 170 turns into a sassiand campaign everything is great so far!
Only one serious bug so far, in the Aksum campaign, after a while, you lose the ability to recruit new generals or replace the ones you have in armies. There were no other mods active during this campaign. Reinstalling Attila seems to have fixed it.
For the campaigns, most of them were challenging, but fun (and all of them were fun).
The easiest campaign was that of the Regnum Suevorum, mainly because your biggest threat, the Visigoths, are busy with the Romans. Once you capture their capital, you not only cripple them, but get access to high tier units because it is a tier 3 settlement. The roster was versitale, and the units were able to take what my opponents dished out. The starting position was ideal, with a rich, easy to defend province.
The Eranshahr campaign was slightly harder, but still quite easy. Main problem is the hepthalites and other steppe "tourists" in combination with the Roman frontier. All this can be done without much effort, but it is harder to land a "killing" blow here, as the steppe people can just outrun you and the Roman empire is, well, quite big. The Sassanians have a varied and very fun roster though, and are able to take whatever an opponent throws at them.
The Romanoi were the most fun, but I played them with a mod to limit corruption. I guess it is doable without this, but I wanted to avoid a grindingly slow campaign. The Roman unit roster is very large, but without feeling cluttered. The regional units are a very cool concept. Definetly very nice looking models.
The Wenden were surprisingly quite challenging, though I think this is because I rushed the coastal provinces on the Baltic, leaving me in a two front war with the Geats and Saxonia, who threw army after army at me. Wenden roster is quite up to the challenge though, even if the lack of volley archers hurts.
Aksum was the last one I played. The campaign was challenging, especially later, when facing the late game Sassanian roster. I did get the feeling that Aksum's roster was a bit bare. The main settlement infantry barracks only gives you desert archers and kushite shotelai. Shotelai I found a bit disappointing for a unit that requires a tier four barracks (with the tier two and three barracks giving no additional unit types to recruit). Feels like they are better of at tier three. Same story with the cavalry barracks, though that one does grant war elephants if built in Ethiopia. The spice port units are decent but lack holding power. On the whole, it feels like they miss a unit to anchor your battle line.