Limited assortment of QOL mods and the Radious expansion.

Overview of changes:
(*** denotes the primary changes, all others are generally more minor Quality-of-Life mods)

*** -The famed Radious overhaul; Various campaign and battle balance modifications, and some new units and buildings to flesh out a few races' rosters.
-Faction unlocker to play any minor factions (Only really included b/c it is required by some other mods).
-Autoresolve isn't totally broken (though still not perfect, mind you).
-The exponential increase in unit upkeep costs for each new army is removed (See details below if you're interested).
*** -More varied battle maps, as well as various unique ones for different provinces/cities.
-Smoother and more useful/less restricted camera movement.
-Some adjustments to battlefield weather, lighting, fog, and similar effects for better performance and visuals. Similar, more minor changes to the campaign map for the same reason. (These really help my fps...)
-UI changes making it easier to distinguish borders between provinces, as well as unit selection markers (under their feet) during battles.
-No fog of war on the campaign map during the players' own turns, so that players can see eachother's progress (as well as that of the world in general) and trade with other factions that they should certainly have been aware of (Empire and colonies, for example).
- A fix/workaround that prevents armies from ambushing when they're the attackers, as well as one that enables the lizardmen to recruit blessed units (See details below if you're interested).
*** -I was trying to avoid too many mods for simplicity's sake, but couldn't help myself. Since I'm going to play as Lizardmen I threw in some extra lizardmen mods that round out the roster (mostly in the form of weapon variants for existing units, spears being my main concern) and give a few extra interesting units just for fun. It's all balanced for Radious.


NOTE: One mod in here was added to prevent ai agent action spam (since they are very cheap for the ai to use, whereas even trying to send one agent to assassinate the ai's one that is pestering you can be a noticable financial hit for early- to mid-game, especially when it only has a 30~% chance of [temporary/non-critical] success), but it would seem that the easiest way to do this is to completely remove their ability to use agent actions on the player. There doesn't seem to be a convenient compromise available in the workshop, unfortunately. I'd prefer to use the mod to prevent the spam, but if you feel it's too much of a change I wouldn't be all that bothered by not using it. The mod is called Passive AI Agents or something along those lines.










--- The below is an explanation of some bugs/broken mechanics that are addressed by the mods. Ignore this unless you're specifically looking for the details of some of those changes. ---

Ambush and Blessed Unit Fixes/workarounds:
The Skaven and Beastmen can no longer ambush armies when they're the attackers. This prevents extremely frustrating instances such as skaven sallying forth to break a siege and somehow ambushing the sieging army with their whole garrison in tow. Unfortunately, the beastmen's ability to do so is tied up with the skavens, so if one goes so does the other. That said, I always thought the beastmen's ability to do it was bullsheisse anyway so I'm not bothered- it was infuriating when my army somehow ambushed 'on the march' when it had been in its third turn of being stationary because it was set in the fortifying/guard stance or was recruiting, or even sieging some other faction's city.
The Lizardmen's blessed units are supposed to be recruitable (for free and instantly, by any army no matter where they are, and without costing any movement points!) after completing randomly generated missions that are assigned every few turns. For whatever reason, though, these quests often never generate for the player. Ever. So while the AI will regularly field full stacks of blessed units that they can spawn for free at regular intervals (since they don't need to complete a mission for them; they just 'get' them), the player literally never gets access to them. Hence, making them recruitable with a unit cap is a decent alternative (even if still a frustrating one, given how expensive they are).

Unit Upkeep Change:
The exponential increase in unit upkeep for each new army you create is removed for three main reasons:
1. It severely gimps the Skaven, Orcs(/Goblins), and similar races which rely on large numbers of weaker units.
2. The AI doesn't have this penalty anyway, so it seems arbitrarily unfair.
3. It's a nice QOL improvement to be able to have unit-caddies/recruiters, smaller defensive armies, and more overall freedom of movement since you no longer have an arbitrary limitation on your army count.