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Just make sure names are same.
Reason I'm making it is to allow people to not need so mod packs activated to get changes they want
I also notice them darting accross bridges like this as well.
I am on vacations for next 2 weeks, no PC access.
I think what Clayton is asking is in the custom battle set up screen, when you choose battle difficulty on the right, it gives you the options he listed (vs vanilla settings). My question is what is the appropriate one to select? I know in campaign, I've been following DEI's suggestion (hard campaign, normal battle). But which of the custom battle difficulty correlates to the 'normal' battle settings?
Also, I had to disable this submod due to crashing with newest update (which is awesome btw :) )
What I mean to say is Battle difficulty says: Normal, Normal, Normal (Hard for beginners), Normal (Easy for beginners).
Is this an issue with DEI or with your mods?
Please play a custom battle and check the Battle Difficulty levels.
Is this the way normal DEI without your mods looks like in Custom Battle mode?
Thanks
I'm confused.......It looks like your mods break Difficulty levels!
Can you help me understand this?
Please take a look at DEI with you mod "Faster movement".....Thank you! :)
Great job btw man!!!!!!!!!