Tempesta` Meditterraneo`

[med2junkie909]

this mod is historic and takes place between 850 a.d. and 1100 a.d.
it focused on Southern Italy and the surrounding Isles of Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily, also Tunisia and Algeria
the Central Mediterranean (thus the name hehe) it is focused on the invading Muslims, the Byzantines trying too retain their Italian and Sicilian holdings
and the Native Italians trying too defend and expand where possible, all this while having too worry about the pirates of both Corsica and Sardinia who control the sea

factions are:

Byzantium ( southern Italy) playable
the Emirate of Sicily (western Sicily) playable
the Aghlabid Dynasty (Tunisia) playable
the Berber tribes (Algeria)playable
The Papal States ( southern Italy) playable
Duchy de Spoleto ( Southern Italy) playable
Duchy de Amalfi ( island of Capri of the western Italian coast) playable
Duchy De Messina` (eastern Sicily) playable
Principality de Capua (southern Italy) playable
Principality De Benevento (southern Italy) playable

The Corsican Pirates (Corsica) non-playable
the Sardinian pirates (Sardinia) non-playable

most factions have their own music, menu and user interface graphics Every faction is a very unique campaign
the map is gigantic but is fully geo-mod compatible if you care too alter it or add more regions ( region count is 150 now)
enjoy! please give feedback! I would love too improve on what I think is one of my personal best mods yet
thank you

installation is easy: after you you unzip the downloaded package, put the Tempesta folder in your mods folder in your main medieval two folder (steam users go too program files or program files86\steam\steamapps\common\medieval II)
too run the nod go into the main folder of the tempesta folder and hit the bat. file good luck! (optional right click on the bat. file and create short cut rename short cut to whatever you would like and copy too desk top)
here is download link:
https://www.moddb.com/mods/tempesta-...#downloadsform

also extensive gallery of pictures can be found here