crusader kings 2 how to play byzantine empire guide

Often I end up turning off game music and using external music player instead anyway. DLC music for every culture - in game music gets boring after a while, so that increases the pool a bit.This mod makes duke frames blue, and solves this problem completely. Blue Duke - new portrait frames are dreadful UI, especially in how difficult it is to tell counts from dukes.Anime Portraits - I thought I'd run this for lulz, and I'm not terribly weeaboo or anything, but it's some amazing quality work and it makes the game looks so much better.

Currently I use these from Steam Workshop: I found a lot of nice mod written by other people. I used to have a collection for CK2+ as well, but that was many versions ago. This isn't a coherent mod like Fun and Balance for EU4, just a loose collection of tweaks. Then again, a lot of minimods would work just fine standalone, so if there's anything you find interesting here, just ask and I might publish it too. Without it, you probably won't be able to easily choose and mix minimods you want. I use mod builder to bundle all these minimods into a single one to avoid such issues.

The main problem with publishing them is that CK2 architecture makes it fairly difficult to run large number of small mods - there's a number of files which are responsible for pretty much everything (like religions.txt or landed_titles.txt or a) and two mods trying to do seemingly unrelated changes which just happens to affect same files will likely conflict, and game won't even inform you of it. Some of the mods I publish on Steam Workshop or on this blog, but mostly they're for my campaigns.

Crusader kings 2 how to play byzantine empire guide