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No todo van a ser Griegos; Yayoi (Japón) Gojoseon (Corea) Sármatas (Ucrania/Rusia/Kazajistán) Libios (Libia/Egipto/Chad) Pámpidos/Pampeanos (Argentina/Uruguay) Paiute (EE.UU) Vyadhapura (Camboya/Vietnam) Macrobianos (Tanzania/Kenia/Somalia) -Y hay muchos más...estoy desarrollando los con @Lopess Disculpen las molestias*

LocalRatings 0.27.1 compatible with Alpha 27 can now be officially downloaded from the game: Settings > Mod Selection > Download Mods. Those who would like to share their LocalRatings stats collected during the long Alpha 26 journey, this is the right time to do so. Please notice there's a forum topic for that:

Olá guys! Since the last time, I took charge to update a little this fantastic mod (1000 AD), but some work was left undone. Meanwhile some other amazing contributors from the community adapted it to A26 version of the game. Now a new alpha version of 0AD has just been launched, and it would be really cool to update also this mod along! Is there anyone interested to join forces and help? The reward will be immense gratitude and everlasting glory in the 0AD hall of fame! A roadmap is still not yet defined, so is also a good chance to advance proposals. • Main goal: is to make the mod full compatible to A27. If someone has experience developing, then it would be appreciated some help with troubleshootung and bug fixing In general, I would like to add a whole Asian Expansion: since last time, together with @Lopess we worked on porting a nomadic turkic civilization, Tang Dynasty and Japan. It could be an interesting roster of new civs to play with! • Additionally, it would be cool to have some playtesting and bug reports, for those who are interested. • Also map design could be a nice contribution for a full package of new skirmish maps Someone in the forum complained for lack of mods for A27. It was a quite harsh and unfair comment, but it shows the importance also of a florid ecosystem of mods and experiments together with the main game to keep it growing and interesting to a wide audience! And, for this, there's need of contribution from everyone. Let's make 0ad great (again)!

Wildfire Games, an international group of volunteer game developers, proudly announces the release of 0 A.D. Alpha 27: “Agni”, the twenty-seventh and last alpha version of 0 A.D., a free, open-source real-time strategy game of ancient warfare. The release is named after the Hindu god of fire Agni (pronounced: /ˈɐgnɪ/). Trailers YouTube: PeerTube: Easy download and install Download and installation instructions are available for Windows, Linux, and macOS. 0 A.D. is free software. This means you can download, redistribute, modify and contribute to the application under the same licenses: GNU Public Licence version 2 (GPL v2) for code and Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 3.0 (CC-BY-SA 3.0) for artwork. Although you might find some people selling copies of 0 A.D., either over the internet or on physical media, you will always have the option to download 0 A.D. completely gratis, directly from the developers. No “freemium” model, no in-game advertising, no catch. Don’t forget to deactivate every mod before updating the game to avoid any risk of conflict. If you’re a mod creator, please look at this page on how to port your mod to the new version. As always feel free to reach out to us for assistance. Moving away from the Alpha label Before presenting you with the new features of this new release, we would like to officially announce that this will be the latest version labeled Alpha. We have already updated the versioning scheme (this version being 0.27.0) and we will progressively stop using the Alpha label altogether up to the next release, which will be Release 28. Two decades ago, at the beginning of the development of the game, and with the subsequent open-sourcing, a traditional software release life cycle was envisioned. 0 A.D. would go through Alpha releases while features would be implemented, then some Beta releases where all features would be present but needing some more polish, up to a final Gold release of 0 A.D. Empires Ascendant. Years later, 0 A.D. is polished in many aspects, sometimes more so than some released professional strategy games, but not feature-complete. Moreover, it is unlikely that a final release will mean the end of the development: we wish to keep maintaining the game, bringing you technical improvements and adaptation to new hardware and operating systems. The initial Alpha-Beta-Release plan does not seem relevant anymore. In parallel, it looks like the gaming industry has also followed this path. Games now usually start in Early Access and may stay in this state for a few years while gathering a large community. The most successful early accesses are quite polished, without incapacitant bugs, but do miss a few planned features. It seems that this trend matches with our latest releases, so we will go with the flow. We hope to be seen, with the Early Access label, on mainstream gaming platforms, in one of our next releases. As usual, for the next alpha release, we welcome fan suggestions for words relating to the ancient world beginning with the letter B. This will serve as a compensation for the Beta label which will not be stapled to any future release as we would have thought! Keep it original and related to the time frame portrayed in 0 A.D. (c. 500 BC – 1 BC). Top new features of Alpha 27 Vulkan Renderer Multiplayer Savegames Tips & Tricks Page Naval Overhaul Observer Flares New random maps: Foothills, Migration, Coast Range; New skirmish map: Isthmus of Corinth; and updated skirmish maps: Watering Holes, Sporades Islands New and updated art New maps The release features new maps on which to build and fight. The new skirmish map Isthmus of Corinth, displaying the famous location in Greece, features a rich land and seas stocked with fish. Mercenary Camps can be found as well as large Metal Mine deposits... but also pirate ships and brigands, as war-torn Greece is not without its share of dangers. Three new random maps will bring you challenges in ever-changing environments. The Foothills map features rolling hills and no obstructions to the vision range of your armies. The Coast Range is a strip of land between the sea and the resource-rich mountains, balanced for team battles. Lastly, the Migration map will have you starting in a small island: you will have to take your share of the resources of the larger central island if you wish to dominate your enemies. These maps were also added to the "Demo campaign - new maps". Engine Improvements The main feature of this release is the addition of a Vulkan backend to the Pyrogenesis engine. Vulkan is the next-generation open standard API for 3D graphics and computing, aiming, among numerous advantages, to offer higher performance and more efficient CPU and GPU usage compared to the older APIs by providing a considerably lower-level API for the application than theirs. Vulkan should make the performance of the game more stable and predictable. In some cases even faster, but only in some cases as we currently use it in a single thread. Upscaling/Downscaling support with FSR The new Resolution scale option, also called AMD FSR (FidelityFX Super Resolution) allows one to render the game at a higher resolution (eg. if you have a Full HD screen it could render the game at 4K), allowing for sharper visuals an better graphics at the expense of performance. You can also render at a lower resolution and then upscale the result, to reduce the graphical load and increase performance. GPU Skinning The new GPU Skinning config option allows you to delegate model skinning to your GPU, using shaders, instead of using your CPU for this operation. This is considerably faster and can bring you a performance boost of 10 to 20 more FPS. GPU Skinning also allows animated meshes such as elephants to make use of normal maps, improving the visual quality of models: Multiplayer Savegame As with single-player games, it's now possible to save and resume multiplayer games. When loading a savegame from the lobby or from the "Multiplayer" submenu you are led to the "Match Setup" page. There, you can assign yourself and other clients to player slots. Note that the AIs are fixed: it's not possible to take over a slot where an AI was, and it's not possible to let an AI take over a slot from a client. With this feature it is possible to try out a different strategy in a specific situation, to resume a game days later if you live a busy life, or to replace kicked or absent players for a rebalance of the teams. SpiderMonkey upgrades Throughout the release cycle, we have upgraded the SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine from version 78 to version 115. The various upgrades bring bugfixes, new features, and build support for more recent Python and C++ versions. The new SpiderMonkey versions also bring us new performance tooling which will allow us to identify and address more performance bottlenecks in the engine/scripts interface. Support for JS Promises Modders can now use Promises and async/await features when writing GUI or simulation code. The support has been introduced to make it easier to handle results from GUI child pages, but the feature can be used for other purposes. Fix lobby TLS connection on Windows With earlier versions of 0 A.D., it wasn't possible to connect to the multiplayer lobby while having TLS enabled on Windows. As that's the default, players had to find and disable the "TLS encryption" option in the settings and disable it, before being able to connect to the multiplayer lobby. This has been fixed now, so all players can now enjoy the benefits of TLS-encrypted connections with the multiplayer lobby. Other library upgrades and fixes Many other libraries were updated to bring security and usability fixes to 0 A.D. GUI Tips & Tricks page Our contributor Vantha has implemented a browsable Tips & Tricks page, accessible through the main menu. There, you will find all the tips that can be seen in the game loading screen. You will be able to learn new tricks at your leisure, while enjoying informative screenshots that can also be scrolled. Change lobby password Players are finally able to change their password for the multiplayer lobby. To do so, the player needs to log into the lobby and open the new "Account Settings" dialog, which can be accessed through a button in the lower left corner of the lobby screen. Phase indicators Our contributor abian has added visual indicators of the current phase you are at into the middle panel of selected units and buildings. Horizontal scrolling The GUI now supports horizontal scrollbars which allow displaying complex contents, such as the Structure Tree, at the lowest supported resolution. Work is under way to implement dynamic use of horizontal scrolling based on the window resolution, in the next release. Art Many improvements were made to models and textures, including new models for statues by our contributor nifa: It can be hard to realize how many incremental visual improvements have been included into the game over the years, but here you can compare a screenshot of the game in 2010: and the same scene recreated inside Alpha 27, fifteen years later: What a journey! A big part of this visual improvement is brought by a fix for the orientation of the normal maps of terrains, included in Alpha 27. In prior releases and for several years, the lighting on the terrain normal maps was incorrect by 45 degrees. And while the game still looked nice, there was an underlying almost subconscious wrongness to the look of the terrain. Release of a 2nd 0 A.D. Soundtrack Album After the release of a first album of the 0 A.D. Soundtrack in 2018 (available on Bandcamp as well as major streaming platforms) under the Materia Collective label, our composers Omri and Sam have been preparing a second 19-track album, including new music from Alpha 26, as well as remastered versions of classic tracks which will be included in the next release of the game. We will keep you updated very soon with links, so you can enjoy this music outside of your game sessions. Gameplay Civilization Differentiation Spartans, Romans, Athenians, and Macedonians are now more unique. Spartans focus on champion hoplites available from the village phase, with unique techs. Romans get the “Marian Reforms” tech, reshaping their roster at some economic risk. Athenian spearmen can promote to champions, and they gain Hippocrates as a town-phase hero. Macedonians can construct the Arsenal in the town phase, allowing earlier access to bolt shooters. Player-Controlled Building Arrows Players can now direct building arrows like any other unit using the hotkey ‘f’. By default, buildings target the nearest enemy. Naval Overhaul Warships are categorized as Scout, Arrow, Ram, Fire, or Siege ships. Garrisons no longer boost firepower but remain available for transporting soldiers. And the new tech tree for warships will fuel the arms race for supremacy over the sea. Capture Changes Following player feedback, units now attack buildings by default when right-clicking them, with the "C" modifier enabling capture instead. Capture defense now depends on the capture attack value of garrisoned units, making it harder to defend key buildings with weaker units. Cavalry units have been tweaked to be less effective at capturing or defending buildings. Elephants Elephants are reworked into multi-purpose shock units with a hack splash attack, excelling against infantry and cavalry while still somewhat effective against buildings. New Champion Variants Chariots: Expensive, less agile than ranged cavalry but more durable. Spear cavalry ("Cataphracts"): Heavily armored but slower. Longswords: More expansive than swordsmen but deal splash damage. And more ! Balancing adjustments Melee Rebalance Melee units now deal 50% more damage but have reduced armor, while ranged units deal 25% less damage. This makes melee units more threatening and less of a damage sponge. The promotion bonus for melee citizen soldiers have been reduced, while mercenaries now gain 10% more attack. Territory Influence Changes The territory gain with each phase is decreased, and the cost of a new Civic Center or Colony is decreased. This makes expansion a more strategic and impactful part of gameplay. Wall Buff Wall garrisons have been doubled, allowing two rows of units to be visible when fully garrisoned. This aims to make walls a more effective defensive tool, as they are currently limited mostly to blocking movement. Siege Balancing Ranged siege units have a faster prepare time to make them feel more responsive. Catapults gain a splash attack with a small radius. Pack and unpack times are significantly reduced, with bolt shooters having a slower movement speed to compensate. Battering rams take more damage from ranged attacks, reducing their effectiveness when unprotected. Garrisoning infantry inside rams increases their speed and acceleration. Miscellaneous Observer flares and chat notifications for flares Observers can now send flares to other observers. Flaring is now also shown as a chat notification, which is clickable to center the view on the signaled area. Some fixes against cheating We have included some protections against some mods which would allow cheaters to reveal the map or exploit bugs against opponents. Increased maximum selection size Thanks to regular performance improvements, we have decided to increase the maximum number of units in a selection to 300. You can find a comprehensive list of all the changes on the page wiki:Alpha27. A new development and contribution environment This summer, we were able to perform a long-awaited migration to a git-based development environment. We had been using SVN as our version control system, which was adapted to our use and especially adapted to manipulating game assets. However, this limited the agility with which we could provide and accept code contributions. Our new environment also allows us to leverage powerful tools of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery, improving the stability and the quality of the game during development. You can read more about the migration announcement on this forum topic. Team Changes phosit, who joined the team during this long release cycle, is now a well-known programmer and almost an old team member (!), with contributions in many areas of the engine and the game. More recently, sera has joined the Programming team and has made numerous contributions to the build system in the context of the git migration. Last, but not least, real_tabasco_sauce has joined the team as Gameplay Developer after his invaluable help throughout the preparation of Alpha 27. Now is the time to contribute! With our new developer environment and our plunge beyond the Alpha label, now is the time to join us and place 0 A.D. in the spotlight. We need your help to make the game flourish and to bring new features to life. We are in sore need of contributors in the following areas: Video Editing Social Media Management Website Design We are also always looking for, and providing an improved contribution environment, for: Testers and Quality Assurance enthusiasts Translators (get started right away on Transifex) and of course, Developers and Artists - the team will gladly welcome contributions in all areas. You can also support us by simply donating. Next Events We will be present at FOSDEM 2025, with a booth on the floor level of building K. Come and say hi! Reporting issues If you experience a technical problem with the game, please report it at gitea.wildfiregames.com. This is also the first address to visit when you wish to dedicate some of your time to help patch the code. Got any further questions or suggestions? Discuss them with other players and developers at the forum or talk with us directly in the IRC chat rooms: #0ad and #0ad-dev on QuakeNet. Subscribe See our LinkTree. For press/media inquiries, please DM @play0ad on Twitter or webmaster at wildfiregames dot com.

I've created https://gitea.wildfiregames.com/0ad/0ad/issues/7589 to track this issue.

Hi, As 0AD has a notoriously big linux-based playerbase percentage compared to other games, its a shame that the linux distribution options after a new alpha have always felt a bit chaotic and kind of a hit or miss. If you go to https://gitea.wildfiregames.com/0ad/0ad/wiki/GettingTheUnixRelease you can see a long list of instalation options for several different linux flavors, but many of them are not available right after a new release. Moreover if you are using a linux distribution that is not the latest (but still active and not end-of-life) you might be stuck with an old version of 0AD for years until you reinstall or upgrade to a newer version of your operating system. Only at the end of that long list you can see two distributions formats that are compatible with most linux distributions (Flatpak and AppImage), but none of them are managed by wildfiregames and it is not clear if they have the latest release available just yet (the word 'rc1' is present in the appimage at least). Also sending non technical users to dive into Github to install their game is not good imo. This is problematic for current players, but even more so for new players, which will install 0AD from their repositories and find an almost empty lobby of a previous alpha with 2 or 3 players maximum. It happened to me years ago. This is terrible marketing for a game. Instead of forcing the 0AD devs to navigate the complexity of every mayor linux distribution system in order to release a new alpha of the game, why not just choose to make it available as a single AppImage file, which should downloadable as the first option here: https://play0ad.com/download/linux/ In my own experience as a perpetual noob linux user, AppImage is the format that has given me the least amount of friction to install software when the version i am looking for is not available in my distribution repostory. What can be easier than downloading a file, making it executable, and double clicking it. Its even simpler than Flatpack as it does not requires any previous package managment system. This is the marketting for AppImage: Linux apps that run anywhere. Download an application, make it executable, and run! No need to install. No system libraries or system preferences are altered. "As a user, I want to download an application from the original author, and run it on my Linux desktop system just like I would do with a Windows or Mac application." "As an application author, I want to provide packages for Linux desktop systems, without the need to get it 'into' a distribution and without having to build for gazillions of different distributions." I think 0AD is the ideal candidate for using AppImage as: The 0AD version/alpha changes very infrequently so we don't need constant upgrades every week like firefox for example. While it is true that AppImages are bulkier than a distribution version beacuse all dependencies have to be bundled in the file, this is not a problem because the few hunderds of megabytes 0AD uses is tiny compared to the the disk usage of modern games. It is a relatively obscure program installed by relatively few people, so distributions dont care a lot about having the latest version available. After you release the official AppImage you could spend your time (if available) making sure most repositories of most distributions support your new alpha, but that should come after an official cross platform universal executable for linux has been released. If you want to reply that linux users should get used to compiling their stuff, and/or learn to navigate dependency hell, i can only say: "Think about the noobs!!!"

The multiplayer lobby and everything else is back online now.

I've noticed that whenever there's an upgrade, it's the Linux users who are left in the old lobby because they are unable to install the new version immediately. This is due to the way package management is done on Linux. So for those of you on Linux who can't run the latest 0ad because it hasn't been packaged yet or won't be packaged for your OS, I have a solution that I hope works for you. It involves using the Nix package manager which in theory runs on every version of Linux and you only need to run 2 commands: one to install the package manager and one to download/compile/run 0ad. First install the Nix package manager by running: sh <(curl -L https://nixos.org/nix/install) --daemon Further directions here: https://nixos.org/download/ After the package manager is installed you should be able to run: nix run github:nixos/nixpkgs/master#zeroad This will download and compile the latest nix packaged version of 0ad (27 as of yesterday) if it hasn't done so already, then run 0ad. Since it has to download/compile it takes some time the first time you run it; about 12 minutes the first time on my mediocre PC. But after that it opens normally. To see what version of the code it's pulling down and compiling (as well as the build steps) you can look at this file: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/a19f7dcff880e1e6e82ea1b0f9155572b72385b2/pkgs/games/0ad/game.nix#L50 I'm curious if this works for you. Please let me know.

Anyone else having an issue logging into multiplayer lobby? 6:46pm EST. Been going on last 30 minutes or so, have had to play single player

@Itms@Stan` Many thanks for your hints and willingness to support me in this issue! Suggest to close #7576.

In fact, within Windows Security/App & Browser Control/Exploit Protection/Program Settings, I needed to add "0ad-0.27.0-win32.exe". Within the program specific exemptions, I had to override the system setting "Force randomization for images (Mandatory ASLR)" forcing it to OFF. (They say this is "forcing relocation of images not compiled with /DYNAMICBASE" whatever that means...) But that fixed it. I believe it might be my mistake as I tampered with the exploit protection previously, putting "Force randomization for images" to "ON by default". (Default seems to be "OFF"). Hopefully someone can make sense of that; it might be obvious for the programming team. Apologies for the big story! As usual the bug is located between screen and chair... I guess we can close the thread as well as the ticket #7576.

Si ese es el caso...no le van a gustar ; Siracusa (Sicilia/Italia) Cirene (Libia) Greco-Bactrianos; (Uzbekistán/Tayikistán/Afganistán/Pakistán) Disculpen las molestias*

Okay, that was crucial The fact that there was no time to gather resources and that a Town Center is required to even start resource gathering makes the start extremely difficult. And the Kush Extreme modifier changes the AI to double super strong. Game Summary (Essentials - Emphasizing Difficult Start): Game Type: Random Map, EXTREME Nomad Start Map: Extinct Volcano (Circular) Rising Water: The map will gradually flood Map Size: Tiny Starting Resources: Critically Low (100), cannot build a Town Center, and no way to collect more without it. No Treasures: Treasures are disabled on map Kush Extreme Mod: All Kush units have 3x HP and 3x all forms of resistance, affecting female citizen and military units (except champion infantry). Player Teams: Team 0: Human: (Han - was random) - (Red) - Starts in an extremely precarious situation, cannot gather resources without a town center first. and land will flood Hard AI: Takahatenamun (Kush) - (Orange) Team 1: Hard AI: Shabaka (Kush) - (Yellow) Hard AI: Tantamani (Kush) - (Green) Medium AI: Alara (Kush) - (Light Blue) Medium AI: Pebatjma (Kush) - (Dark Blue) Medium AI: Shebitku (Kush) - (Purple) Medium AI: Qalhata (Kush) - (Dark Purple) All Kush AI players benefit from the Extreme Mod. Key Points: Hopeless Start for Han: The player starts with virtually no options and cannot gather resources. The player cannot build a town center and the game cannot go foward without it. To make matters worse, the entire map will be submerged by rising water. Kush Units are massively buffed: The Kush Extreme mod is a major factor making all Kush units extremely tough and resilient. Team Imbalance: One Human player with a Hard AI against a team of 6 AIs which are all using a buffed civ. Do you understated the crippling impact of the starting conditions? The absolute requirement for a Town Center before any resource gathering can begin makes the start incredibly. The Kush Extreme modifier completely skews game balance, making it vital to understanding the situation. It is very important to highlight this, because the kush team has a huge advantage. Near-impossible start and the huge imbalance created by the Kush Extreme mod, which completely dictates how this game will be played. And here is the game https://youtu.be/KWg3skxV1h4

how you survive with a single cavalry horse versus 6 Kush-extreme https://replay-pallas.wildfiregames.ovh/Replays/ReplayDetails/812AEF2B7F95F936

and, in the first place, why is it impossible to push an update to the current alpha? alphas are meant to be in active development, aren't they supposed to be getting regular changes? why stop after one alpha for so many years ?

Yes, the lobby isn't reachable right now. There are also reports that other WFG-hosted services aren't available for certain people. I'll post an update here as soon as I get one.

i'm pretty sure this means the lobby is down.

I was playing that TG too. So don't worry, we all crashed seemingly. And I don't even have Windows.

It's strange that you're the first to report it, bc It's like that for minimum 2 hours ago for me. I was playing a TG (sorry team), it crashed with a windows error window.

Se alguém conseguir entrar, avisa aqui por fãvor

Hey, i have the same issue. Im on Windows, I tried to restart pc, delete/download again, but nothing works.

Hello. Does it look like this?

I can't seem to get this to install. I created the mods directory in the file path you suggested and then dropped the package in there. It isn't showing up in the list of available mods once in the game. Is there something else I should be doing?

Clash of the Titans @ValihrAnt Vs @borg-

Ah. that's new

0 A.D. 2025-02-01 23-35-02.mp4

The autociv will throw a lot of errors at this point. It is caused by the stats panel. To fix, go into autociv/simulation/components/GuiInterface~autociv.js Scroll down to Line 214, 215 then change these 2 lines to the following: "team": 1, "hasSharedLos": true, Overall, the dictionary is defined as: ret.players.push({ "name": cmpIdentity.GetName(), "popCount": cmpPlayer.GetPopulationCount(), "resourceCounts": cmpPlayer.GetResourceCounts(), "state": cmpPlayer.GetState(), "team": 1, "hasSharedLos": true, "phase": phase, "researchedTechsCount": cmpTechnologyManager?.GetResearchedTechs().size ?? 0, "classCounts_Support": classCounts?.Support ?? 0, "classCounts_Infantry": classCounts?.Infantry ?? 0, "classCounts_Cavalry": classCounts?.Cavalry ?? 0, "classCounts_Siege": (classCounts?.Siege ?? 0), "classCounts_Champion": (classCounts?.Champion ?? 0), "enemyUnitsKilledTotal": cmpPlayerStatisticsTracker?.enemyUnitsKilled.total ?? 0 }); The error is caused by nani trying to call non-existent functions. Remove them and replace with some default value will stop the errrors, but the team assignment will look wrong. You will have to rely on the diplomacy panel to be sure.

You can send them the promotional video with Chinese subtitles that I posted on bilibili, as well as the video I made before that introduces the game mechanics and how to install the Chinese mod. 【【0 A·D】内测版27“烈火”宣传片。】 https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1T5FeeaEJu/?share_source=copy_web&vd_source=08a8daec5707d1f7b5b38912e5ff5bd4 【【0 A·D】游戏如何设置汉文和其他模组】 https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Vb411c7eM/?share_source=copy_web&vd_source=08a8daec5707d1f7b5b38912e5ff5bd4 【【0 A·D】从《帝国时代2》Mod到独立游戏，喜欢帝国时代就绝不要错过这款免费的《0·A·D》】 https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1rW41127qu/?share_source=copy_web&vd_source=08a8daec5707d1f7b5b38912e5ff5bd4

It's hard to say. There shouldn't be any roadblocks this time, so it might be fast. They have just been notified today though.

Very exciting, especially excited for the Anishinaabe as i haven't seen a north american faction in a mod yet

This is very interesting

To these it seems like a Renaissance with so many columns.

I like the new forge personally, i feel it's more accurate without the big chimney. I'm not sure the wooden totems fit, as far as i know they were mainly used in the Northwest.

Indeed. I've installed kush-extreme version 0.26.2 via the in-game interface. Thanks for developing this, and thanks to the WFG team for getting it signed. freyyja, TwainRick and I were able to easily beat 5 "Very Hard, Aggressive" vanilla bots that were using the Gauls civ in alpha 26 rc3, so the bots needed an increase in difficulty. A bot with "Hard" difficulty using kush-extreme is much more difficult. I was able to survive, but it took 24 minutes for me to obtain a battering ram. Maybe I'm not exploiting the bot's low intelligence enough by building diversionary structures, because the bot was wiping out most of my army with each attack. This is good, because it increases the skill ceiling of the bots. It kind of reminds me of Jebel Barkal, where the opposition Kushites civ ("Napata") has quite strong units at mid game, depending on difficulty setting. Is that part of the inspiration for the kushites-extreme mod?

it really much worse performance... no idea how to trace it but we feel it!

Pelo visto, só amanhã agora.

Hey, i have the same issue. Im on Windows, I tried to restart pc, delete/download again, but nothing works.

Me too