Lastly Modding, in which the changes they have made are: In Multiplayer they have fixed an issue where a non-host player admitting defeat could result in a desync for other player.
Fixed an issue where units take up incorrect information during siege battles. Fixed an issue where units would face the wrong direction if ordered to attack while Guard Mode is enabled. Rebalanced Compensation so that factions which start a war owe more compensation to the defending faction. Improved text wrapping for longer region names displayed inside tooltips. Added subsurface scattering effects to unit skin to address skin tone issues. Fixed an issue where descriptions and effects for Merchant's followers would not display. Now comes Gameplay and Visuals which consists of the following points: 
Regarding Audio they have said that the "Male Barbarian units no longer play female audio variations in battle".
Fixed issue where the "Open Preferences Folder" button would not work when the system user account name used non-roman characters.
Fixed issues with Italian subtitle syncing during the Iberia faction introduction. Fixed issue with missing Russian subtitles during the Armenia faction introduction. Various improvements to Russian in-game strings. Various improvements to Chinese in-game strings. Various improvements to Chinese voice over tracks. Secondly, the Localization which includes: Stability improvements to reduce a number of one-off crashes reported by users since release. Fixed a crash when moving animal units across bridges. Fixed a crash when attempting to save game during an AI-only campaign. At first comes the Stability Patch and the fixes made are: I would like to share few informations directly from Total War's official site. Modders will also no longer have to worry about mods getting deleted if updates fail. The Merchant followers descriptions, Compensation issue have also been fixed. Previously, the voices of female barbarians could be heard from male barbarian units but that's been patched out. In addition to this, there are more fixes included with the game's patch 2.01. Though there isn't anything on the English front. Several improvements have also been made to different language localizations. General improvements to the game's stability were also made to make for fewer one-off crashes. For now, the patch includes stability fixes, adjustments to the game's localization, audio, visuals, gameplay, and more. Players can even expect more extensive patches in future as developer Creative Assembly moves closer towards the game's final form. Total War: Rome Remastered has been causing some of the users to have their fair share of crashes, so it can be expected that the newly released patch 2.01 will be able to reduce the frequency of these. Crashes tend to affect games of all types.
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