Not sure what would be faster to check, but my guess would be a mod issue first, then a game issue second. Although, If you are on a steam install, you can check the base game files with the "Verify integrity of game files..." option, fairly easily (just takes a while), so maybe start there. Otherwise, I would start with the mods.It's actually 22 as well - my main class is only level 9 but my caster level is 30 now, I can cast 10th level spells, I get 26AC from mage armor etc.
Game is hard locked though, whatever broke my mythic stuff has completely fucked the crusade board and I can't see armies loadout anymore, troop cards are all blank etc. But I can recruit 1500 scouts at once cause I guess mythic rank scales that?
I've reloaded a few old saves half a dozen times now, removed mods etc, and I can't get past the mythic path choice at the end of the big castle siege so I guess I'm just done playing?
I love these games but hate DLC shit in RPGs (generally dislike the whole DLC model, and hardly ever buy them). I want a full fucking xpac, not some 5-10 hours of unrelated (or related, for that matter) crap.They broke merged spell bookin with the latest patch, almost intentionally heh. I never used em tbh.
That said, this new DLC is seemingly bad at the surface of reviews but purists are enthralled. Reasons being: limited resources, mobs to avoid till you're ready, more sandbox in how u tackle it than some on rails campaign. I'll click around on it, I bought it immediately to support the cause of course.
And? If I may? They get their little woke things in there but not as the cost of shitting anything else up or being too cringe. Is that too much to ask? Like go ahead and get a little in as a 15th priority. Seelah never made me cringe tbh, well done char and story arch, believable and fleshed out. Go ahead and be pink and purple all ya want in your logo screen if that's what keeps you going and making absolute top tier art in RPG form.
Really enjoying coming back to it after a much needed break and tackling Core. The real reward is when u git gud and do it on the harder/intended difficulty... which I absolutely recommend you do not try right out of the gate unless ur a super vet and even still.
Hmm am I missing a mechanic in the crusade/strategy portion? Nukes cast by army generals seem to just do infinity damage? Both from my side and the enemies - just entire stacks of hundreds of units dead to a single scorching ray etc.