That said, you can just use the community mod manager normally called KMM. Long story short, George is unwieldy and has grown responsible for a lot of issues of its own, becoming hated by modders and users alike.
Among other things, KMM is more reliable and provides mod profiles. The truth is that compatibility-minded modders already handle load order on their own as far as possible. Manually changing load order may do absolutely nothing, move the problem elsewhere or break everything. Some context. There are six main possible categories of folders in a mod pack and this is how they handle load order, either through actual pack name or table name:.
KMM can only affect pack name order, so there are things like balance submods Db overrides that are still completely in the hands of the modders and intentionally so. In other words, there are only two possible cases in which you may want to alter load order manually: UI and variants, basically if you want to use specific reskin B.
Again, there is virtually no such thing as a soft cap in WH2 anymore. The usual problem with large mod lists is this: bad, I got a crash; worse, which one of the N mods I have is the culprit? Especially when dealing with big mod lists, the quickest method is to enable half of it. Halven again to tighten the noose. And up from there, adding one or small groups of mods at a time until you can reproduce the issue.
Scripts are being increasingly used by mods. While most scripters are getting smarter by the day to maintain compatibility, some require a framework or some mods will just struggle to work when there are too many mods around.
You may encounter symptoms of broken scripts, due to botched downloads, bad compatibility or just plain unforeseen issues because we can just mess stuff up sometimes.
Script glitches tend to be quite tricky to root out. Otherwise it gets trickier and requires you to start trimming the mod list to find the culprit. You might want to check out the mod at the DB link above, but it can be downloaded from the Steam page too. Which gives you the ability to better distribute your buildings and create more balanced settlements.
This mod basically allows you to play co-op with other factions, as it places legendary lords into the territory of others. Albeit not too big of a change at first glance, this add-on will make you rethink your strategies out of battle.
This Southern Realms mod basically expands the roster of all Southern Realms to make them much more complex, allowing veteran players to get a new feel of the game without having to buy a new one altogether. New units, lords, and a much more detailed advancements thanks to new tech trees, all make this mod one of the best out there. This is even more true for players like me who love to take screenshots of battles to capture the epic feel of each game, and then use them as PC backgrounds and such.
Better Camera Mod for Warhammer allows you to zoom in and out much faster, and control the camera better. I know you probably think that this mod changes the number of units in the game, but nope. The mod was clearly made by someone very keen to have the game as close to the fantasy world of Warhammer as possible. Get a close-up on a battle after installing this mod and see how the changes make everything feel even more epic than before. The War for the Old World is a sequel to the Sigmar mod.
And it gives you that feeling of authenticity that seemed to be lacking from the vanilla game, so it truly makes you want to play with the Empire much more often. Reclaim the land for the armies of men and get rid of the undead with a proper sense of fashion: install the Unique Empire States.
I think the Regiments of Renown mod has turned out to be exactly what I was looking for. And I want you to try it out, too. Basically, the creator of this mod used all his nerdy knowledge of the franchise and created many new generals, all of which can be found in the actual Warhammer universe.
However, some Total War players like me are completely obsessed with conquering the entire map. Born in the first half of the 90s, video games have been a part of my life ever since I was introduced to Age of Empires I by my dad.
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