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Continuing the discussion from here: A large majority of voters (82%) want to see another new civ added to the game. But now narrowing down the civ options since no civ received 50+% of the vote in the last poll. I've dropped the lowest 3 choices (and the "other" option since no consensus formed for an alternative) from the poll in hopes one will gain a majority.

The Britons Celts of British Isles Above: Cassivellaunus (left), Cunobelin (right) Above: Caratacos (left), Boudicca (right) Above: Brythonic Citizens (left), Celtic Druid-Healer (right) (One of the Britons heroes, Boudicca, in her infantry form) I need help deciding on a 4th (and possibly 5th) Briton hero. I'm thinking a king, chieftain, or notable figure who resisted Julius Caesar's invasion or the later conquest.

Hi folks, I am only an occasional player on (Arch) Linux; I was looking for the new release but I run into this topic; I can't help you with above-mentioned tasks but I can show my support with a donation; Here are my 5$! Long live to 0 A.D.

(Above: the patron of Syracuse, Arethusa) ^Last, but not least, is Archimedes

Hello everyone, i vote for germanic tribes (Suebi, Cimbri) the development is almost finished and i would like to see this faction in the base game

www.imagine.art It takes several (and I mean several) attempts to get good images for each character. I have a library of hundreds of images now where I had to choose the best ones. Current AI generators have a difficult time creating historically accurate images and characters, so there is a lot of trial and error to trick the algorithm to give you what you want. You see how none of them wear helmets and I crop out their armor and that's because the algorithm errs on the side of fantasy almost 100% of the time. If you want to create fantasy Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones characters and armors, AI is great for that. Someone needs to train an AI specifically to be more historically accurate without having to jump through so many hoops.

In the Match Setup screen, click the Player menu at the right, then change the Population Cap from 300 to Unlimited. Here is a screenshot showing in the red box where to find the Population Cap setting after clicking "Player" at the right.

Los partos no tenian armas de asedio?

There are solutions to please everyone. We may as well just have the factions included before Kushites in tournaments and multiplayer. Before the Kushites no one thought they were many factions. Some people like many shades of red. I, for example, like to collect Canadian lumberjack shirts, all with minimal differences.

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Very difficult to see the nomads so soon. The gameplay still needs mobile defenses. Also units that subdue by Lasso others to convert them and turn them into slave warriors.

The Syracusans are a Greek faction known for their innovation, cultural contributions, and energetic history. They tussled with the Carthaginians, Athenians, and Romans for control of Sicily. For a time, Syracuse was one of the largest, most powerful Greek states in the Mediterranean basin. The famous mathematician Archimedes was a son of Syracuse and helped his city with many inventions and mathematical innovations. In the game, they are a "Greek City-States" faction (Hoplite-focused army, a buildable Stoa, etc.), but with a "Successor States" access to the Library ("Archimedean Academy"), Siege Weapons, and Quinquereme warship. Also, instead of suite of possible Heroes at the start of the match, the player is given the choice of which political system to follow, Aristocracy, Democracy, or Tyranny, with each choice unlocking its own champions, heroes, and technologies.

I think Parthians and Sassanids each need their own topics.

I guess it's mostly because those mechanics were harder to make than the art for them (And the art is already hard)