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Indeed, sorry... Probably a modification from like a year ago which I then forgot about, here is the fixed feldmap, which I'll submit to mod.io feldmap.zip

Not sure if 502/0 k/d is my record but it sure is a lot of dead enemies.

It's not even our own code but 3rd party, so I'd call it a bug introduced with vma. A patch would be welcome I'd say. About the stylesheet, I don't know, I like the purely functional touch of the original one but am not opposed to a different one either as long as its clean structure and information first. About policy, well there is some mention in the CC on the wiki I believe but it's down for me so can't check. But basically the javadoc alike syntax is used in source code and if you submit patches people will yell anyway if you got it wrong

I liked this video quite a lot. Maybe pvp onboarding is the true weak spot of RTS. I also liked his whole onboarding video, the idea that multitasking is the core skill of RTS whole genre is interesting, and the sections about build orders and strategy were good too.

Another one from the same artist: A view of Tollan-Teotihuacan, from the Tlajinga District.

I'm in parallel also writing some texts to keep the progress going. Here's the Ptolemaic, Seleucid, and Macedonian civic centers: https://github.com/TheShadowOfHassen/0-ad-history-encyclopedia-mod/pull/123/

The problem is that times are bad in the West because of inflation on the one hand, so people have to spend more time surviving, on the other hand for young people this game is not what it is popular , by that I mean the RTS genre. I don't know if this game can be promoted in North America. I have the feeling that young people(gen Z and alpha) are not interested in these types of games. In Latin America it is always in fashion and even more so if you add a civ from the continent or see an exotic civ from Asia. In Asia things are changing and power is shifting towards prosperity but it is not like they are not connected to West.

The type of people is like the dark web but the control that the Discord team has is like that of big tech. It is very pro-censorship, but it should allow illegal things.

I used to think about creating a website for playing 0AD with cash prize, I am not against it but I don't know how many players are even good enough to play competitive games, if money is involved things will get complicated, we need strict rules and infrastructure to implement them, I am not sure 0AD can control its players the main reason I am not willing to play with money in 0AD is anyone can customize the game to their advantage, nobody has control. I am seeing @Norse_Harold trying to impose law and order in game but failing because we got players that don't want law and order in a free and open source game. I think 0AD survives because of players consider each other as friends, money kills friendships at least argument about them. if people hate each other they won't show up to play 0AD. If someone was sponsoring the tournaments that's another matter, no player is loosing money but winner gets a price, that would be nice but playing 0AD like a poker game will be bad, it is bad in real poker too that's why in many countries playing with money is illegal. may be we should find some sponsors for that we have to create a community in social media like facebook instagram etc and be active in it always and keep promoting 0AD. people use discord but I think it's like dark web, nobody will every find out we exit. if 100 people are willing to do marketing for 0AD then the fate of 0AD will change. money will flow in with it new programming Talents who can contribute to 0AD

It's funny that the tide went from Capture should be optional to Capture should be the default when it eventually changed X)