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The naming conventions also feel inconsistent. Some factions include government titles, like "Basileon Odryseon" or "Koinon Galaton", while others remain simple, such as "Sparta" and "Athenai". Even on the official website and related materials, the vanilla names are still used, which makes the changes in-game feel unnecessary and a bit out of place.
While I understand the intent to be historically authentic, it can feel like a last-minute or overly pedantic change. Since this mod is played and discussed in English, using the familiar names like "Galatia" instead of "Koinon Galaton" would make it more consistent and accessible for most players.