Does this work with the new DEI beta?

Yes, and without it as well Larry

Make historical mod for rome compatible with urs ... it works for regular DEI but not Realism

My suggestion is to increase army and agent caps so we can get more governers lookijg after provinces without sacrificing armies on the fronts

And more edicts!!! Its not like they are overpowered because with your mods they give negatives aswell

Can u also enable region trading ?? or gifting ?? i find it sometimes better to lose a city and lower imperium rather than risk open civil war.

the stratepy or subjucation can only allow u to levi 1 unit ... just 1 ... at least should be 3 i think .. think it over

can u add the location of wonders on the map ?? there are mods for it but i like the map of DEI better ... more alife

Originally posted by Doom:

Can u also enable region trading ?? or gifting ?? i find it sometimes better to lose a city and lower imperium rather than risk open civil war.

Possibly down the line

Originally posted by Doom:

the stratepy or subjucation can only allow u to levi 1 unit ... just 1 ... at least should be 3 i think .. think it over

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1529229295

Originally posted by Doom:

can u add the location of wonders on the map ?? there are mods for it but i like the map of DEI better ... more alife

I'll look into

By the way. I suggest joining our discord channel if you please! We have a lot of discussions about development decisions and would love to have another person around to provide further feedback and suggestions.

https://discord.gg/twHWumB

We hope to see you there Doom :D

I'm not sure if this is DEI or Realism, but the AI seem absurdly aggressive. As maceadonia, who the only people I declared war on was Epirus, I found myself at war with Sparta, Larissa, Athens, all 3 Thrace tribes (one of which I had a NAP and Trade deal with), Egypt, Rome, and someone from across the Danbui. All within a few turns of each other. They just all dogpiled on me. If the Aggression of the AI was toned down by maybe 5-10% it would be a bit more reasonable, IMO.

Originally posted by Brandon:

I'm not sure if this is DEI or Realism, but the AI seem absurdly aggressive. As maceadonia, who the only people I declared war on was Epirus, I found myself at war with Sparta, Larissa, Athens, all 3 Thrace tribes (one of which I had a NAP and Trade deal with), Egypt, Rome, and someone from across the Danbui. All within a few turns of each other. They just all dogpiled on me. If the Aggression of the AI was toned down by maybe 5-10% it would be a bit more reasonable, IMO.

Some adjustments coming in the next update :D

Is there somewhere a documentary for this Mod which describes the changes to DeI in detail? It would really really help to decide wether to play with it or stay with DeI and to recognize if other submods work correctly or you just looking at another change made by Realism, that you just dont know about.

I dont understand why threre is no more the option of negotiate a faction to become your client state. I sugges to have this option back (great mod tho).

Originally posted by Paidas Demetriou:

I dont understand why threre is no more the option of negotiate a faction to become your client state. I sugges to have this option back (great mod tho).

Yes, please, and does tjhis Mod affect saved games? Is it playable with games that didn't start out using this mod?

I love all of the changes that this makes with 99% of the factions, however with Carthage the more expensive units and buildings make the early game a pretty big slog. Is there any possibility of a reduced unit and/or building cost submod for realism? As carthage its nearly impossible to not have massive public order problems and rebellions as the more expensive units and buildings make it impossible to construct enough PO buildings or recruit enough armies to defend yourself and patrol regions to raise public order.