Yes.
It's an exact search, looking for the text, could probably be improved yes.
Could you take a screenshot? I'm not very good with responsive design, so things can definitely be improved
Yeah it's running on a small server, so I didn't load too much at first.
An advanced search could be nice yeah. Do note that not everything is indexed though, so I cannot search everything
Is there a way on firefox to make a clean copy-paste of a picture between browser tabs? I am tired of this unintelligent system copy-pasting the url link sneakingly, making you believe you have copy-pasted the picture itself while you didn't.
I really don't want to download every pictures before uploading it, nor using powerpoint as an intermediate app.
I've checked the site, thank you for your contribution.
Some things I'm puzzled.
- Do I need to register a different account to enter this? I tried to input both my forum and game but it doesn't seem to work. So I registered a 3rd account, not sure if it would identify my in-game account since I haven't played Multiplayer.
- The search is vague(is there a list I can input the type?), I can type name of map/player , but I can only search 1 type and not Map Name + Player name.
- Also zooming out my browser(Floorp) I can see there is more to the map distribution of map names above the pie, I suggest adding a scroll. When I zoom out the, pie becomes big but text is blurred and stays small including the game section. But wait... if I zoom in, actually I can see the whole pie and map name now guess that's one solution.
Some things are missing.
- It would be nice if I could see more then 20 listing game, maybe set it to 50/100 then when the limit is reached input a second page to see the next 100-200 replay.
- A category to filter by version, mod name, player count, civilization, date, game type. match duration, tags(like tutorial/guide/campaign/modded/vanilla) and many-many more using drop-down list.
Are you sure there is evidence of their usage by Northern Indians? Bactrian camels were used by the Achaemenid Persians and by the Indo-Scythian kingdom for war, but not in a great scale. And it doesn't seem the Greeks of Bactria used it for war, only for logistics.
I think the first to introduce its use for war in Indian regions are nomads (Indo-Scythians and Kushans).