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@[BoL]Broreale Thanks for your kind words:) We are still doing our best trying to bring in the true feel of late Antuquity warfare missing in vanilla, and thanks for expecting more!
@Miraak The first Dragonborn, Surely no, it’s about improving the historical accuracy of the vanilla historical battles, rather than decreasing its difficulty. And if you demand some challenges, just click on the link above featuring the Roman version of this battle:)
@Scipio, Many thanks for your kindly words:) We’re actually making some sort of small-scale retexturing work featuring very little units, but we will surely consider adding as well as expanding them in GC, cheers:)
@klink, Thanks for your kindly feedback, glad you liked it, and expect more soon!
@BenVenom, Thanks for your kindly feedback, and we'll be releasing more in the near future, not only with battle overhauls, but with campaign ones as well, including, yes, a major Justinian campaign with historically-correct units, together with signature events inspired by Procopius' awesome de Bellis and Historia Arcana , which is what we wanted to do for a really long time. But it may take some time actually...
@이슬비, I wonder whether your mod files are updated and whether you have the Belisarius DLC, since we actually resolved one type of loading crashes which is due to DLC necessities in the most recent update.
@Free Korrah Army, Glad that you liked this!
Thanks!
Still though, my theory is that on a scale of 1-10 for 'how roman were they', the goths were probably like a 3 or a 4.