Anabasis Realistic Campaign Movement for DeI

[JCB206]

What effect does this have on the CAI? Are there any bugs?

IMO, it makes them more aggressive. The AI rarely attacks when it doesn't have an auto-resolve advantage. When I invaded Africa in a campaign and hadn't sent a spy first, I had no idea how many armies Carthage had. Had to have been 9-10 good quality stacks. I didn't have to go looking for them. They found me. The next 5-6 turns were tricky and have 3 major battles against multiple armies.

Always hated attacking a large country and wondering where their army was. It was there about 2 months realistic march away but in the game, the seems to have felt that they were to far away (6-9 turns of movement in current movement points) to do any good. So they sat in different regions and waited for me to gather my armies. By the time I would get to them, they were deserting due to lack of food and money. Not with this mod. They find you.

That's the best way I can explain it. Hope it made sense. Love this mod. Wish it worked for Imper Augustus map since I have a 150 turn multiplayer campaign going. Takes 6-9 months just to march to the next city.

[Tough Puppy]

Thankyou JCB! I've noticed increased AI aggressiveness as well. Playing as Massilia, I'm rather taken aback by how rapidly Rome is advancing northwards, against those Barbarian hordes. I like the sense of progress this gives to my campaigns, and it also creates the risk of greatly over-extending your own lines, which I don't think is such an issue normally. The fact that armies can reinforce each other across greater distances is a very helpful feature for the AI. But it sucks that it only works for GC

Also, does this affect how far armies can retreat?

[JCB206]

Thankyou JCB! I've noticed increased AI aggressiveness as well. Playing as Massilia, I'm rather taken aback by how rapidly Rome is advancing northwards, against those Barbarian hordes. I like the sense of progress this gives to my campaigns, and it also creates the risk of greatly over-extending your own lines, which I don't think is such an issue normally. The fact that armies can reinforce each other across greater distances is a very helpful feature for the AI. 0.

But it sucks that it only works for GC

Also, does this affect how far armies can retreat?

Yep, I like the increased aggressiveness along with the realism.

Yes it does. I'm sure it will be updated soon.

I believe it does, but the armies can catch you easier too. I have escaped more in my current campaign, but that could be coincidence.

[Draewn]

Has anyone come up with a way of fixing the old issue of town garrisons (Soldiers, not just fleet) joining naval engagements?

[lichunter]

It didn't work for 1.1

[JCB206]

It didn't work for 1.1

Works in Grand Campaign version 1.1+

[lichunter]

In my case, when I select this mod with the Mod Manager, I can`t start the game. The game is endless waiting in the Rome 2 copyright screen with white background.

[JCB206]

In my case, when I select this mod with the Mod Manager, I can`t start the game. The game is endless waiting in the Rome 2 copyright screen with white background.

Do you have "enable out of date mods" selected? I know it seems like an odd question, but this mod has been turned on for me since 1.1 came out. There must be a simple solution or another mod is conflicting.

[Nick_B74]

Does it makes radius of army zone of control bigger? Because i can't see any difference in IA campaign.

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[d35966n]

Non-steam link?