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I have a question about mod manager and its why am i not able to find my Rome2 exe file in my game folder when Mod Manager needs it? The mod manager looks for the mod in the data folder. Right Click on Total War Rome 2 folder > click 'properties'. When I launch Rome II and click on mod manager, none of my mods are showing up, and the mods are also gone in game, does anyone else.

Give us a Modmail and suggest new Subreddits to add to the lists! After playing for longer than 200 hours each TW title from Rome and on, i would choose Rome 2 as my personal favorite in every aspect. There is nothing broken at this moment, the quantity and variety of mods is pretty big and even though it has many DLCs, it is worth every cent you spend on it.

Even w/o mods the game has a pretty high replay value. Unlike the first Rome, it is pretty historically accurate too (especially its Wrath of Sparta Campaign). I have personally tested a few mods but they didn't fancy me so much (never tried the Radious mod). I prefer to stay in the vanilla version and take different patterns on every campaign.

I use almost the same setup as Janrok24 suggests, but with Better Campaign AI 2.1 also installed. It seemed to cut down on the dumb AI moments where they'd force march right up to you, never replace their levy units etc. There's also a very light-weight 'Remove Forced March' mod that you might want to look into if problems persist. I vividly remember my faction leader being hunted by Boii armies in the forests, the Gallic Confederation that was almost destroyed three separate times and the time that Athens decided to start a world war.

I don't say this much but the whole experience felt incredibly epic to me. With that setup it was the only TW campaign I actually played through to victory, even with the ridiculous victory conditions.

Attila's also really good - the setting and OTT atmosphere are excellent. Download signpost maths 10 52 pdf free printable. However the performance problems still persist for a lot of players.