So i've played the civ and they seem to have only fishing and trade ships. IMO they could have a very light ship just for scouting and transport. Strabo mentions sewn boats, but it's unclear what they are and if they are even scythian I've seen one source suggest these could be Scythian boats covered in animal hide; but they might also be foreign plank boats https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331018044_Ancient_Mediterranean_Sewn-Boat_Traditions_ANCIENT_MEDITERRANEAN_SEWN-BOAT_TRADITIONS    Other option would just be the dugout canoe, used in east european rivers from stone age to medieval period. They are mentioned in Priscus' accounts of the Hun territory, but i'm not sure what people was using them (later Romans would call almost any nomadic people Scythian, even the Goths).  

Bug with Roman workers going idle after Marian Reforms upgrade. How to replicate the bug: Play the Romans, select the Marian Reforms upgrade in the fortress. Have several infantry mining stone or metal. When the Marian Reforms upgrade is complete, the mining infantry units will go idle. Or, if you had them queued up to go somewhere else, they go to the next place without finishing the current mining resource.

Buenos día o tardes: -Muy buenas referencias y fuentes, por favor no dude en subir más , es de gran ayuda para el mod Endovélico. Me gustaría saber que ideas tiene para el árbol de unidades y estructuras para esta facción (Entre los años 500 a.c-100d.c,por la cronología del mod).   Disculpen por las inconveniencias*

I really get sad when reading thread titles like this one and replies seconding it. IMO saying an open source software project 'is wasting its potential!' is discrediting the work of the main developers and the hundreds of contributors who are all doing it voluntarily in their free-time. You can't use key figures like controlling in a capitalistic enterprise does to work for share holders. FYI