I have actually looked around on github and wasn't very successful. I had figured someone would've made it, but the only mentions of it I could find were here on the forums. I'll look again, although I have never heard of Endovelico.   I would have to learn from scratch first, but it's something I could possibly do. Maybe add some flavor too, idk.

Good point. @Seleucids . Last year @Duileoga created new structure models and an initial idea for units; I ported them to the game and made some corrections. @Alisson Fabrini Baked the AO textures, refined some details, and implemented some best practices. Currently, the civilization is playable, but without much flavor, as we have many other civilizations to carry out these other processes, and the Jews will definitely not be the chosen people over others. LOL. If you want to use the materials already created, with proper attribution, you can easily create a mod for this civilization, but be sure to check out other very interesting civilizations in the same status.

Cool, congrats! I've been git-cloning and checking it out from time to time and I'll continue to do so :)

hi guys a 0ad alpha 28 problem has happened to me when i install 0ad 27, all words are shown correctly on screen，but when i install the newest version 28 , no matter linux or win,  there are only some words shown, others are xxx, even english words i have upload the pic so you guys can check it tips: problem happen in both linux and win, i install 0ad on linux by flathub, i use linux mint 22.3, and i am chinese, if these information can help you ,but english words are also shown as xxxx please help me , thx  

Your moral compass has taught you this, and that's as it should be. However, I don't deny that racist remarks should be punished. But in the private sphere, that is, in hosted game, no. Moreover, racist and anti-religious remarks are not punished in some countries. It’s true that JC’s rants and toxic behavior can be frustrating, but game psychology shows that some players paradoxically become more engaged when faced with these emotional challenges, striving to overcome or compete with him. Of course, this doesn’t justify his remarks, but it illustrates that any sanction should be proportionate. He acts as an emotional catalyst, a common enemy