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After 25 turns Romans appear really stronger. On vanilla WRE in 400 would have already lost large parts of Gaul, Iberia and Illyria, because of the rebellions. Here, all the provinces I can see have 100% public order. I invaded Belgium Gaul first without resistance, after ~10 turns they send 3 full armies in order to take the province back. Geats took Rotomagus and Marcomans invaded Iuvavum, maybe somes cities lost by rebellions in Africa and Illyria, owether WRE is still unbroken.
"Let me know what kind of campaigns you have been having, how the Romans have been performing."
I'm gonna start a campaign with WRE rn, will take notes
And does this mod work with the "four roman developed" mod?
I would like to incorporate it on a mod i'm making, if you allow me of course!
I sent you an invite, would you be willing to chat?
Cheers :)
- Modifications to the whole roman roster
- Better garrisons for the romans
- A few other changes
Let me know what kind of campaigns you have been having, how the romans have been performing.
Thanks
BTW my Britain Empire doesn't gain the boosts.
so for those who still deal with weaker romans, just add the base income reduced mod and the WILL be strong,