i am very impressed

[mephhhh]

back when rome first came out i never thought i might actually enjoy this game, it was so horribly less than what i had wished for.

I must praise your efforts in making such a mod. it has breathed new life into an otherwise mediocre game. it never ceases to amaze me how modding can totally and radically change the experience of the game.

just wanted to say thank you and well done. it is a pleasure to play your mod.

[Noone likes Thebes:(]

When Rome II came out I was super excited for the potential I saw. I played one campaign then happily stopped playing and waited for the chosen mod to make it epic like EB made Rome I.

Well, we're here and I'm a happy general.

[Summary]

back when rome first came out i never thought i might actually enjoy this game, it was so horribly less than what i had wished for.

I must praise your efforts in making such a mod. it has breathed new life into an otherwise mediocre game. it never ceases to amaze me how modding can totally and radically change the experience of the game.

just wanted to say thank you and well done. it is a pleasure to play your mod.

Please don't threaten to kill your index finger

[Deathchant]

I agree with original poster. I have now put 100 hours into Rome 2. I went back to Med 2 for months but now, finally, i am in a campaign that i am enjoying at i am about 50 turns in. Horrah!

[Alu10]

i loved rome 2 from the first campaign on. and i played rome 1 alot, and medieval 2 a little bit. i hoped for total realism for rome 2 but atm they dont have a fast developement time, much slower than DeI obviously. the fact that DeI is merging alot of mods together, adjust them and put out a full non vanilla version of rome 2 is great. i like the new look of the map and the AoR reminds me of Europa barbarorum alot. it is if DeI is a brother of europa barbarorum but with rome 2 instead of 1.