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Then there is the fact that even if one would get rid of all the armies of the WRE one would still lose money which is just completely ahistorical.
If you just wanted to make an ahistorical, very hard mod, that's fine. Creating a mod that so many enjoy is an impressive achievement. So why call it historical when it is not.
People on reddit constantly call this mod historical which is bothersome.
An AI lead WRE will probably implode very quickly. Is this on purpose to make the mod harder or are there any scientific books or papers this is based on?
Thanks for what looks to to be the stand - out mod combo, ie EP Reloaded with Fall of the Eagles, for Attila.
I already have vanilla Attila, and Age of Charlemagne ( and Viking Forefathers, and Blood and Burning ), last played ages ago.
Re "Requirements" -
Do I need to have any DLC at all, ref The Last Roman and the other "culture packs", for EP Reloaded, and FotE?
In other words, do Age of Charlemagne and The Last Roman scenarios, and the culture packs, relate to your mod combo in any way ?
Do I just click "Subscribe" here, in order FotE1 then FotE2 then EP Reloaded .......... and start my New Game ie as simple as that ?