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Home Region Movement - Larger Bonus
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Home Region Movement - Larger Bonus

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Description
This is a version of the Home Region Movement Bonus mod that increases movement of armies in their home regions. This version increases that movement by 25%.

Save game compatible. In current campaigns, you will have to end turn once for it to take effect.

Notes:
- Does not affect beastmen or chaos movement since they do not own regions. If you are playing as beastmen or chaos, you may not want to use this mod.
- It does affect AI in their own regions (any army in a region it owns will get this bonus).

Note - I recommend the basic version of this mod, as this version is a bit overpowered and unbalanced. However, it was requested so here it is.

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Hogweed Blitz 9 Oct, 2018 @ 5:43pm 
This looks great! Much thanks!
Wulfram 29 Jun, 2018 @ 2:10pm 
Does it stack with the March stance?

Is it useful to use this together with SFO? Or is sth similar already implemented in SFO?
Lampros 3 Dec, 2017 @ 11:39am 
Just saw that. Thanks ;)
Dresden  [author] 3 Dec, 2017 @ 11:20am 
There is a version for wh2
Lampros 3 Dec, 2017 @ 9:25am 
Does this work for WH2?
Wendersnaven 3 Dec, 2017 @ 9:17am 
Thanks for your work again Dresden.

Most people watch everything at 30fps, so I find it kind of pathetic when the Elitist FPS crowd have to piss and moan about something they can't readily detect without a little number in the corner of the screen telling them they are missing out on the maximum possible. The superiority complex of these people actually verifies their inferiority, when they are too stupid to realize the mod has absolutely no noticable impact, yet the temperature in the room they're in does. If they'd stop all that the hot air from spewing out of their mouth, they might fix the issue ... :KneelingBow:
Blade 25 Nov, 2017 @ 11:35pm 
All right, it is a pity.
Dresden  [author] 25 Nov, 2017 @ 11:27pm 
It could be that in a very specific circumstance you lose a small percentage of FPS, I have no idea. My point was that this mod is a very simple setup so there would be nothing for me to fix, I can't change the way the mod works.
Blade 25 Nov, 2017 @ 5:40pm 
Then I am the first one who reported this bug after 900 comments.

All right, if you say so. The game doesn't have that problem without your mod, so there must be nothing wrong with the game system. I just tested your mod again several minutes ago, and problem is there, drops 12-15% of usage and around 15-20fps. The strange thing is that since you say this is just a simple mod which add a effect to buildings, then how does a simple mod affect the graphic card performance?
Please understand I am trying to help this mod, I said everything here after I did the experiments which just cost me 2 minutes. Did you do the same experiments before your reply?
Dresden  [author] 25 Nov, 2017 @ 5:18pm 
Hundreds of thousands of people use this mod and I have never seen this issue. As I said, its the same effect found on other buildings already in the game.

Even if it is something that is caused by the mod, there is nothing I can do about it. Its a very simple mod, it adds 1 effect to buildings.