Having until recently played on the disc version of the game I've noticed some curious differences between that version and the steam version. Upon doing some research it seems that the kingdoms and medieval 2 .exe were merged in the steam version a few years back. This seems to have introduced the following issues that I know off. - trade routes bug can no longer be fixed by playing grand campaign via a kingdoms mod (bare goemod, retrofit etc) - AI in grand campaign struggles to expand in early game due...

is this game worth getting for the mods??

Every time I bring up Medieval 2, reactions are less than stellar. Let's challenge that notion! What if we're missing out on its misunderstood mechanics or innovative features? Let's delve into why it deserves a reevaluation.

Is there a mod that lets you follow only 1 leader. kinda like Mount and Blade does. Cuz im horrible with the actual campaign and much prefer to focus on one army. But like the strategic fights in game

Thinking about rushing Norway off the bat, good plan or doomed to failure?