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1. Install Rusted PackFile Manager (RPFM) – docs: https://frodo45127.github.io/rpfm/ | download: https://github.com/Frodo45127/rpfm/releases
2. On first launch, update everything via the popup or manually via About > Check for Updates
3. Go to PackFile > New PackFile
4. Right-click unknown.pack > Add from PackFile, then import:
- db/faction_political_parties_junctions_tables/faction_political_parties_junctions
- db/historical_characters_tables/historical_characters
- db/political_parties_power_effect_bundles_tables/political_parties_power_effect_bundles
5. Ensure each faction has just one party in the junctions table
6. In historical_characters, assign characters to that party
7. Adjust party power effects for balance
8. Save/install/test/publish.
Extra help:
- https://tw-modding.com/wiki/Tutorial:RPFM_For_Dummies
- https://wiki.totalwar.com/w/Steam_Workshop_and_How_to_Make_Mods
Good luck!
Please subscribe to it and test it. I just quickly tested it by starting the campaigns and seeing if the game doesn't crash. In theory everything should work fine. ^^
For me it is an essential mod.
Is there any possibility to do it on DEI????
If you can't... Grateful anyway!
Not sure what CA changed again
I can't really tell how RTW2 works internally, but from what I figured it might be somehow related to rebellions maybe (even tho I don't understand how they can come to be as there should be just one party)? I can only assume that it might be because of that, you can read more about it here: https://r2edenc.totalwar.com/manual/rome-ii-politics-overview/index.html
Can you please tell me what the party name is called? Maybe I can find something out...
thanks for sharing
For example, when you're empire grows to a certain size (imperium level)
ok, ty.