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I got all the buildings for the second faction, the Gerudo, all finished up:

@Sundiata Well that would have meant remaking it from scratch, and that's what I did, so here you go hope you'll like it.

research the espionage technology at a cc or colony (only available if you are phase 3), then you can go to diplomacy and bribe a random unit from a player (i think it only works with merchants for now? not sure, never used it myself)

@Sundiata Below is the model currently in Aristeia. Is it good enough or do you want a different version ?

Basically is an "axesword "

I think I made a khopesh model for Aristeia at some point, might be good to look into that. I always wondered why they had such a shape. Maybe because of the quality of the metal ?

I'll see what I can do this weekend

We do have a page on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/directory/game/0 A.D. It could use some box art though https://help.twitch.tv/customer/en/portal/articles/2348988-adding-a-game-and-box-art-to-the-directory

Go ahead, I may move back to working on the Spartans for the time being

"ranked" Nubian Spearman @wackyserious

Well, I must be one of the few who would not want to see lots of new things. I'd like to see optimizations in lag (multicores) and mainly in pathfinder. Ony two new things that I would like to see: 1- Counter system 2- Hotkeys for buildings

conversion intended as: "i saw you and now you are mine!" (aoe sheeps convertsion style) for something not consumable and that provides benefit to a player seems hard to achieve if the unit in question is randomly generated somewhere in the map and it has to be brought in own base (indeed there will be many back and forth in order to re convert the unit and perhaps a capture-like system would work) unless there isn't something like priests in aoe who, once captured a relic, they bring it to a temple (a woman carrying a sheep to his base looks quite fun). @Servo Farms can infinitely produce food but in my opinion the most important aspect of managing own economy is to minimize the number of units involved into economy and focus, perhaps latter in the game, into the military part of the game (sieges require pop). Thereby the amount of food you need for late game is lower than the amount of food provided by the grain fields you have to build during the game in order to sustain a constant units production until the population cap (unless you plan to train cavalry champion which is an extremely food hungry unit). Perhaps it also depends on the population cap.