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Cimbri for campaign, different faction for custom battles.
Also i was wondering if you would like to beta test my mod perhaps you could advise me on some things. i have sent friend request
@Warriordude I couldn't get anyone to make me unit cards. Plus I was constantly adding units, so...
I do have a separate battle mod called 'Roma Invicta Standalone Balance', which replicates much of the combat of this mod without making many changes to the game itself.
Lastly no, unit packs do not work with my mod without my implementation of them. I could add loads of units to the mod if granted permission by the authors of those unit mods by the by, but that may be very far into the future.
but I love the combat would like to use it with other campaign mods, thanks.
I just got around to starting a campaign and like the historical direction you guys took with the simplification of combat in regards to classes. I'm actually having a tough time deciding what faction to play, I want to face a giant Rome in the end I assumed I could do it with Carthage, but they stand no chance due to their lack of melee infantry...
Are we able to use unit packs along your mod, to beef up some of the factions ?