of Arnhem and Nijmegen, saw heavy fighting towards the end of World War II. Is the mod completely playable and better than most official TW games? Hell yes. This colourful history is manifest today in the number of medieval buildings.

So in summary, is the mod finished? No and it won't be for a long time. The mod will probably be officially still unfinished for several years since among other things they're planning an entirely new grand campaign map set in ~1500 something with new factions and mechanics. I haven't had any crashes at all and I've played several campaigns over 300 turns. All major functions in the game work as intended as far as I know.

The mod is completely playable with virtually no bugs, except for the hardcoded Atilla bugs that will probably never be removed. The largest and most popular factions are all done. The emphasis of the mod is more on making the campaign challenging and fun than historical accuracy. It's mostly introductions and descriptive texts that are missing. An improved version of the Vanilla Medieval 2 game with a larger more accurate America's and an accelerated start point. as did the Hundred Years War whether on from trade to marriage contracts and. They still plan to add more units, skins, buildings and the like for some underdeveloped factions, but most factions are as good as completed. They were usually both merchants and medieval Europe was highly monetized.

MTW2 units added to grand campaign base on units available in custom battles, no additional.

Technically the mod is still under construction, but that doesn't say much because the project is so big. Medieval 2 Total War vanilla missing units mod.

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