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Very nice! I will use this.

I had an idea that you might like: If you capture an enemy militar building, you can recruit units of that civilization as mercenary units paying with metal and you can recruit only mitilar units that your faction don´t have as mercenaries. For example, if you are using Spartans faction and you capture a iberian barrack from your enemy, you can recruit iberian swordmen from that barrack for maybe... 100 metal. . If you capture a enemy workshop from Romans, then you can recruit a balista as mercenary units for maybe... 300 metal.

Red - Romans and Spartans light blue - Athenians and Ptolemies Blue - Britans and Seleucids Green - Gauls and Hans Yellow - Iberians and Kush Purple - Persians, Maurians and Macedonians

Purple Persians look stylish. Red Spartans and Romans, as you've said. Blue Macedonians and Athenians. Pink Mauri. Dark Brown Seleucids. Yellow Ptolomies.

Most of what you want to do is fairly simple (when understanding the structuring) in terms of modding and just requires you to make new templates and have entities be replaced on death by your new template. for example, - if a cav dies make it spawn a gaia horse - making a new gaia horse template and giving it the capturable component might work - if a structure is destroyed make it spawn an custom entity which holds treasure components so it can be gathered. - i think Wow has got quarries in his Delenda Est mod or something similar so you might take a peek there templates are merged with their parents but children have priority when altering the same components. For example If a child states it has 500 capture points and it's parent has 5000, the capture points will be 500 when they are merged.

not-facehole.mp4 Some might remember her.

The video made it apparent that the healer is actually sliding on the ice. I guess the fix will be putting some spikes on his shoe model.

Your mom when you run around in winter without your scarf: healing_glide_reproduce3.mp4 The devs know whats up and it will be fixed next alpha. No further comment

On Ubuntu you likely use Gnome, then the window manager should be mutter, session type is either X11 or Wayland and sdl version you can get by running "apt show libsdl2" in terminal. I remembered a mutter bug wrt confinement region https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/2740 which is still open, so yes this might be the reason.