Having faction leader and other named characters with good command, loyalty/authority, chivalry and piety. Have your faction winning a crusade/jihad Winning a battle with good or crushing odds Loosing a battle with even, good or crushing odds Sign an alliance with factions of opposite faiths. All other transgression like walking with troops in foreign ground without permission, undeclared attacks, etc (same things than in Vanilla). A dreadful general can win battles but can make you very hated all around the world. Having faction leader and other named characters with poor command, loyalty/authority, chivalry and piety. If the settlement was owned by a faction of your same religion the reputation hit will be far greater.

The worse your global reputation is the more disloyal your generals and family members will become too. The worse your global reputation is the more the other factions Global reputation which can be controlled on the Diplomatic Screen of the game.

The basic principle of Anno Domini is reaching your victory conditions without angering too much the other factions.

crusade/jihad targets have autogarrison scripts for more epic sieges (to be extended to other strategic cities). events replaced correctly in the bigger map. both you and the AI can recruits generals from castles, fortresses and citadels (a more elaborate system is being under working). rebel forces representing tribes and minor powers added, rebel faction renamed Lesser Factions to reflect the new concept. This would make happy eastern-lover players as they'll have all the provinces of Kievan Rus (it splitted starting from 11). So for example Antioch would be Byzantine even if with the new distance from capital modifiers it tends to rebel in the very first turns (historically correct and I'm pretty pleased of it). 191 Provinces with correct names and owners at the date of 1080. Bigger map elaborated from one made by Spurius. Installation need you to being able to use the modswitch feature of MTW2, no automatic installation is already present (it will in the future). So CTDs are still possible but we haven't hear of irrecoverable ones still (alas the savegames were usable to continue the campaign). It is still in a 'beta' stage but it's completely playable and it was playtested for some weeks by some dedicated players. Anno Domini 0.92 is a mod which is aiming toward a realistic gameplay.

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