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Hydaspes River 2 players The Hydaspes, aka Jhelum, River in the Punjab of India. Here was the site of the great battle between the Macedonian forces under Alexander the Great and the Indian forces of the king Porus of Paurava. Map features: A broad river bisects the map. Players start with 6 free army tents for a population boost, a free Elephant Archer, a free Indian Dock and a free Indian transport ship for early river crossings. The river is unfordable except for a small ford at the south end of the map.

I think the late popular hellenistic Ascalon and /or Sidon type designs could use at least one more variant to do it justice that could use as starting point this existing interesting Thraco-attic variant with some modifications on the neck guard and brim. The russians guy from Natus ob Imperium mod pretty nailed the design Im hinting at: some wargaming.net stuff etc

eae em vs Goats EDIT: banned civs from both sides: Ptol and brit eae em vs Goats.zip

by suggestion of Stan i make this. https://github.com/0ADMods/SoundsMod

Maybe we could use this mirror as a civ emblem ?

0 A.D. Social Media Accounts (We need you!) I’ve been given the lovely honor to curate 0AD’s social media accounts. In this capacity, I would love to invite every forum member here at the Wildfire Games Forums to take a look at our current accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Mastodon. As you may know, 0 A.D. is completely free, libre, open source and volunteer based. No wages are paid in the development of this game and there is no budget for marketing. Exposure for this project is made up almost entirely of word-of-mouth advertising. We, the fans, are the developers of this game, both here on the forum, as well as on other platforms like trac, phabricator, GitHub and IRC. Together, we are all contributing towards the development of this game, however large or small those contributions may be. Every like, comment and share contributes towards the future of this game that we have all grown to love. The more people know about this game, the higher the odds that we will attract more developers in various fields from programming to art and translations. So, if you haven’t given these pages a visit yet, please take a look. And maybe give us a like https://facebook.com/play0ad/ https://twitter.com/play0ad https://instagram.com/play0ad.official/ https://mastodon.social/@play0ad (open source social media) Other media accounts worth checking out are: The Spanish language 0 A.D. Facebook page: https://facebook.com/0adfanslatino/ (managed by Lion.Kanzen) Our Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/play0ad (release trailers and original 0 A.D. music tracks) Our Bandcamp site: https://play0ad.bandcamp.com (0 A.D. soundtrack) 0 A.D. on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/0ad/ Another reason I open this topic, is to receive community suggestions, feedback and comments about our accounts. And remember, there is also a lovely thread called “Your screenshots”. Don’t be shy to post some nice shots there. The ones that are exceptionally pleasing to the eye might receive a feature on our platforms. Our current followers, January 11, 2020: Instagram: 3 Mastodon: 22 Twitter: 3537 Facebook: 11,834 As Stan` the Man aptly pointed out to me recently: "" Some free promotional art (Click the image, then click it again to open the original sized file in a new window): Hero Portrait by JustinOperable, backdrop by LordGood. Ashoka the Great: Hero Portrait by JustinOperable, backdrop by LordGood. Hannibal: Hero Portraits by Victor Rossi, backdrop by LordGood. Marcus Claudius Marcellus and Queen Amanirenas: Remember, 0 A.D. and the Pyrogenesis game engine aren't just free. They are libre software:

Aye Pirates Mod attached as .zip version 0.9 BLM Captain your crew in the Carribbean back in the 17th century ... Boats -- Whales -- Boars -- Cannon(ish) -- Slaves (can become free) Muskets -- Original Music -- Re-worked gameplay -- Tides!!! I know Lion has asked for screenshots but my rig is broken ATM. More to follow ( I hope) Enjoy! aRRRRRRRRRRR - happy ps its really rough and a work in progress here is the hash ayepirates_0.9.zip MD5: 4e01f885ee0d237f09cdc5fe6ee4317b ayepirates_0.9.zip

That was a nice show, I really enjoyed replaying. I liked @PhyZik's confusion maneuver when he picked Spartans instead of a cavalry civ, because he's mostly been playing those recently. The team also did a good cooperation at getting water control and later while attacking. On the eastern front, nani really showed what it means to be a troll master. You had the patience and no fear of waiting for the right moment. On the other front, JC probably tried to replicate my Kush strategy from today, but he failed hard. Marc knew how to best defend a raid, that is by counter attacking.

You can probably get better picture by googling Japan Kofun Mirror. This one from a publication: Another useful document but not for the bronze mirror (too low quality): https://ir.library.osaka-u.ac.jp/repo/ouka/all/69823/OUHSS_TT.pdf

Hello @user1, i have been playing against guille23 on a 1vs1 today and i believe he quit the game since he was loosing a survival to the fittest game. my lobby username is llb Please look at my replay files. Thank you for your help commands.txt

Hello @user1 , i have been playing against James666 on a 1vs1 today and i believe he quit the game since i was on the edge of winning. my lobby username is llb Please look at my replay files. Thank you for your help commands.txt

This helmet found in Normandy and dated to the 1st century BC is close from its conception to the most common type known as "Alésia" (because the first was one has been found there). It is possible there was back and forth influence between the Celts from Central Europe, the Celts from North Italy, the Celts from the Balkans and the Celts from the Pontic Steppes. Maybe with Anatolia too although it is not totally certain. The Celtic world of the 3rd, 2nd and 1st century BC is highly connected. As an example of the complex interaction, here a Konos like helmet found in Kalnavo (late Thracian site) with plenty of Celtic items:

Some Greco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek helmets would be awesome additions (I'd really like to add the Greco-Bactrian Kingdom to Delenda Est). But higher priority is Boeotian helmets with plumes. We have various uncrested and crested variants, but none with plumes (which is what they're usually depicted with in illustrations).

metadata.jsoncommands_no_mods.txtcommands.txt Teams: May Gods : @MarcusAureliu#s @nani OPteam : @JC (naval supremacist) superPOSITION

@Freagarach

Esos pantaloncitos holgados.

Nice Work. my friend!

It would be take time make something like that...but why not?

Arrrg forgot to include me map of Romanos Bay Cuba...it will probably make it into the next release. Meanwhile random is playable. Try: Map Type: Random Map filter: Naval maps Select Map: Pirates Map Size: <Captain's choice> Biome: Caribbe Population Cap: 100 or 150 or 200 Game Speed: Island-style (optionally, Drunken Sailor) Regicide is fun because your hero is quite charismatic and can capture just about anything .. but basic (conquest) victory condition plays ok too.

Death shroud.

I think the Pyrus helmet illustration was inspired by these eastern hellenistic busts attached bellow. I dont know what Pyrhus has to do with them. On the presumably Pontic helmet: where did you find that second coin and why you hinted it might be Pontic ?

Hannibal Hero Helmet:

Honestly, I think the old sounds are better. Your new bow and arrow sound is better than the "woop" though, so I propose: Swords/Spears: Keep the old sounds* Archers: Use your new "Bow Twang" sound, but reduced in volume. Javelins and Slingers: Use the old "woop" sound, but reduced in volume. *The game needs to identify active battle sites and kick in some " battle" sound FXs. https://youtu.be/WYi4Bp1hmC0?t=94