Guys, in the next release you must clearly explain the change from alpha system to release system. Even though it might seem cosmetic, it sends the message that the project has reached a very high level of maturity. People take changes like that very seriously.

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Hey everyone, For the past month, I've been working on a project: a narrative campaign for 0 A.D., focused on Viriathus and the Lusitanian resistance against Rome. In-depth research, focusing primarily on Appian's *The Spanish Wars* Why :  Because 0 A.D. clearly lacks a narrative campaign, and because the development faces significant technical and resource-related challenges. If this work can help the community, that in itself is a success for me. My goal : My goal is to create a story people will play, while discovering 0 A.D. But also to help the developers with my experience, through reports, and above all to create a reference for future scenario creation. For the past month, we've been working on the scenario. I already have 8 contributors on the project. Huge thanks to them. Release : The goal is to release Scenario 1. No official date yet, but I'll post an update every two weeks here, and also on Reddit. Also : This project isn't to release it as quickly as possible, but rather to ensure quality and also learn things like programming, digital painting,music, and collaboration. Thanks !

You should have arbitrary effects as a chaotic and random effect. When a price control effect occurs arbitrarily. This makes the market not an organic entity, but a regulated one.   Someone or several people decide to take action to control prices. Especially the so-called trade war.   In 301 AD, Diocletian promulgated the Edictum de pretiis rerum venalium, known as the Edict on Maximum Prices. The state set limits on a huge amount of goods and services, in response to inflation and prices that the government considered excessive. The preamble itself accuses merchants of raising prices even when there was plenty.

A quick preview of retail sales and statistics VM_Preview1.mp4