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As for compatibility, I don't know what exactly that mod alters, but if you load this one after it, it should make it so that vanilla traits don't have negative effects. Any new traits the mod adds, though, won't be affected.
Keep in mind that if the game changed traits drastically since I last updated this, it's possible you'll still stumble upon traits not covered by it, and those covered will have the effects of back when I last made the mod.
If anyone wants to adopt this mod and update it themselves, they're free to do, but it's too difficult for me to go back my older mods, for games I no longer have installed, to update them myself. Sorry.
I'll post a AOC version soon.
well thanks, I find the negative traits are messing up my campagin in the dlc. :(
You'd have to disable it for the DLC campaign. I don't have that campaign so I can't make a version for it. I'll probably get it when it's on sale.
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I don't know. The negative traits in Rome 2 didn't bother me as much so I didn't search for any mods nor made any for Rome 2.
I find the campagin sooo stupid without this. Oh look a general is getting a decent sta- oh God now hes blind / flacid / boring.
Literally alll my generals have something or another critically wrong with them