In case you don't see it, don't forget about turning off Filter Compatible Files and setting Single-Player to Any.

0ad/replays/0.28.0/some_folder should work. Are the replays compatible with your version of the game? You need to have the same mods enabled as the person whose replay you intend to watch.

I have a command.txt of another player. I put it into  0ad/replays/ Doesn't appear in-game. I put it into  0ad/replays/0.28.0/ Doesn't appear in-game. I put it into  0ad/replays/0.28.0/2026-03-09_0005/ Doesn't appear in-game. Where must I place the command.txt so that the game finds it?

Something that's very badly explained in the tutorial: Civilians, or formerly Women, or the unit that costs 50 Food, gathers Food twice as fast as Citizen or Citizen soldiers, or the unit that costs 50 Food + 50 other resources (often 50 Wood). They gather animals at the same speed. Said Citizen gather Metal and Stone twice as fast as Civilians. edit: Not twice as fast but 43% faster. Still much faster, though. Civilians and Citizen gather Wood almost at the same speed. Cavalry can gather Food from animals. And they do it 5 times faster than Civilians and Citizen. So, different from many other RTS games, in 0AD more military = more economy. A Barracks does not mean you are gearing up for war, it's to build up your economy. That's a shift in mindset that took me a few games. Another important gameplay aspect that is iirc only briefly mentioned in the tutorial, if at all: Producing units in batches increases production speed. Because of that you should always produce units in the biggest batches possible regarding resources and free pop space. Set the value for batch sizes increases from 5 to 1 to make sure you can maximize that. Once you have multiple buildings try to train units from all buildings in roughly the same batch sizes to maximize productivity.    

@Stan` petition to add a "Label" in Gitea for "Jagsussian Reforms" similar to how there is one for comm mod :3 hehe