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  1. Looks good to me. I would also be interested in some form of a guard against sending resources to an enemy, a good number of games is with fixed diplomacy where we only want to send resources to allies
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  2. @real_tabasco_sauce @borg- @ValihrAnt @chrstgtr @Feldfeld @LetswaveaBook @Stan` @Freagarach @wraitii @s0600204 Size is 1000x625, which attempts to take advantage of as much space as is allowed by the minimum resolution of 1024x768.
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  3. I don't think it's an americanism. In spanish we also have "Señor", "Señora". Which is pretty much the same as Sir and Madam (as it was used to denote subservience in the past). Some older folk use "Don" o "Doña" which denoted higher ranks. AoE2 used "mande" for acknowledge which is more neutral But honestly that doesn't really matter, I think that we should listen to the people that have knowledge about the language and any suggestion would be welcome. So having said that. Which would be the words used to acknowledge the order of a superior in the chinese dialect used in han times?
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  4. Yes, and in this context it's an Americanism among maybe some others, translating acknowledging a command for my native language / military would be something like "understood" or "copy" which is also gender neutral.
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  5. https://twitter.com/HeraklesCithare/status/1666706504647319553 Heart of the sanctuary of Asklepios superbly illustrated by Massimiliano Pezzolini. Pilgrims went there hoping to find healing through the power of incubation, i.e. through dreams, but the sanctuary also attracted the best doctors in Greece. The marble tholos, erected in the middle of the 4th c. av. probably housed the serpents of Asklepios, healing animals of the god of medicine. The Doric temple includes an internal gallery with Corinthian capitals and a coffered dome. This was the heart of the sanctuary, which extended over a colossal surface and presented monuments as varied as they were numerous: Propylon, Katagogeion (hotel for pilgrims with 160 rooms), Hestiatorion (catering for pilgrims), gymnasium, stadium, theater ... But also baths, an altar to Apollo (the father of Asklépios), a temple to Aphrodite.
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  6. In my experience, merging things in feature freeze delays the release as it introduces new bugs. I don't want to do it this time. Might make an exception for the password change feature as that seems like it could lift off quite a bit of weight on the lobby mod team & Stan by proxy.
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  7. The popup would be centered vertically, but this gives you a good idea:
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  8. Dude, just stick to the @#$%ing topic and stop bringing your ideology into everything.
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  9. It is that Europeans and Americans have the mind of being colonizers, sometimes pretending that some cultures move our way of expressing ourselves to what seems to them a sensitivity of their culture not the needs of ours. These two vast nations which in turn are made up of small western nations sometimes pretend to see us as barbarians and to be the ones who are always right when in fact it is they who are on the verge of changing their civilization. As you can see before they were complaining that there was no one way to refer to male and female. And now they are complaining that there is no neutral one. Then they wonder why we see them as colonizers. The European mind by being carried away by trends and new things nothing likes to stick to the ways of the past. Fortunately, we are at the end of the cycle and it is time for the current trend to end.
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  10. Just add the spy and attack request features and we're good to go.
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  11. that was my thought. But I guess a fallback to the cc works.
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  12. That's really fantastic! I had the uncontrollable urge to play "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" a couple times in a row today. I wonder why... Anyway, Hurrah, Hurrah! By the way, I misread the title of this thread and spontaneously imagined Stokely Carmichael tapping his microphone at a rally in the 1960's. darn those Freudian slips...
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