I already have the newest version of PureOs (10.3), and I tried sudo apt upgrade, but it still doesn't work. Guess that means I'll have to get a new linux distro. Any recommendations? I prefer VERY secure and private ones, and they must be open-source completely.

Alright everybody! The new version is ready! Version 0.5.0! This release adds the Lanayru Province, one of the three Zora civs that will be in the mod. Here are some pics You can download it here: https://www.moddb.com/mods/hyrule-conquest-revival/downloads/hyrule-conquest-revival-0-5-0 and here: https://github.com/Perzival123/Hyrule-Conquest-Revival/releases/tag/new. I hope you all enjoy it!  

Okay, I have two questions. I am using the SpawnEntityOnDeath feature to make a unit spawn more units when it dies (a siege machine spawn it's crew). However, when I try, the spawned unit just stands there, like a corpse. It can attack and turn, but it can't move. My second question is if there is a way to spawn multiple units using the SpawnEntityOnDeath feature. Does anyone know how to do either of these things?

Hi all! I used to play 0ad a long time ago and really enjoyed playing "Persian Highlands" with 8 players (7 of them being AI controlled). Downloaded the most recent AppImage (0.27.1) and found out that the map "Persian Highlands" is now only playable with 4 players. How can I play this map with 8 players again? I found files named persian_highlands_4p.* in the AppImage, but could not find persian_highlands_8p.* on the web. How would I best go about making Persian Highlands playable with 8 players again?

I have made some kinds of headgear, related to different kinds of characters in different periods of the Han Dynasty. I didn't finish yet, as archaeological discoveries from different areas indicate various kinds of headgear. I am not able to do sculpting or artistic design, so it is very hard for me to make decoration and reliefs. But I am able to make 3D models of Huan Shou Dao (the typical single edged sword of the Han Dynasty). Based on archaeological documents that I collected, I can make various sizes or styles of Huan Shou Dao, as well as some other kinds of weapons. Chi Dao, a knife carried by noncombatant officers in a troop A civil official Headgear of a soldier in the early days of the Western Han Dynasty Around the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty Headgear of an officer in the Eastern Han Dynasty Headgear of a soldier in the Eastern Han Dynasty