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I'm not a numbers guys, I don't know much about the proportions of the units in terms of I'm not a whole number let's see I don't know much about the proportions of the units in terms of attacking or defense. Here is my question.... What equivalence must I have for a battering ram It is exactly equivalent primed to the battering rams seen in AoE II.

A bigger challenge is to find people interested in playing a modded version in the lobby. Also, another issue is that some people won't view past the idea of "I would have done it differently". Me, I test all gameplay and Civs mods. and by the way I record them to be able to upload ( video) to YouTube.

sometimes they forget or are busy. It would be nice to open a ticket.

i like the priest warrior. Several units have to be arranged, which are literally a kind of cavalry without a horse. There is another thing with the cavalry, but this goes for all the American nations in the period of 0 A.D. They should be able to access to capture stables and train basic cavalry. The only thing missing is the existing (living) animal continent and someone to show them how to ride it.

I'm going to need @wackyserious I can fix some textures, but wacky is the expert on textures on models. Yesterday I was saying the same thing to Duileoga about the animals.

I was thinking about that, horror of contemplating the other civilizations when seeing the human sacrifices.

That's what I was saying yesterday to Duileoga. An observation, the Mayans built their temples on top of the previous one. It would be nice to have a small temple and then a big one.

It could be.

Esa tarea le corresponde a lopess en programación. El desorden está en cómo están las unidades en el juego.

Bueno aunque solo puedo hacer yo pero hay que bajar un poco la saturación de los colores de los mamíferos y la saturación de los colores de los reptiles por qué los reptiles y no son tan llamativos en cuanto colores.

@Duileoga Hay que ordenar algunas cosas y dejar otras cosas o edificios fuera.(fuera del gameplay pero no del mod). Siento que hay muchas cosas pero están un poco desordenadas.

I don't see any reason for this.

we will have more music in the next alpha. it would be nice to add alternate battle music and win/defeat music and post game music in stats.

Sometimes not everything society teach you in school or in history is totally correct. https://www.liquisearch.com/history_of_nudity/ancient_rome https://www.jstor.org/stable/505328

the very large contradictions in antiquity are well seen.

@AIEND Curiosity got me..I want to say that I have a curiosity to ask a question, which can be typical of your culture. In the history of Asia in China there is some version or fear of being ridiculed by being public naked. I seemed to have seen that infidelity is paid in these ways in Asian countries.

No doubt nudity in the ancient Mediterranean world( Europe, Near east and North Africa) is an act of shame.

Modern reinterpretations of modern scholars, or is there really any first-hand evidence?

I think some things need to be changed. For example late roman factions should have lower defense level. This is the product of how the defenses have deteriorated over time after waves of barbarians. Roman Western Empire Roman Eastern Empire Palmyrene Empire

https://amazingbibletimeline.com/blog/attila-the-hun/ History between 434 and 453 AD. Attila was born in Pannonia (modern Transdanubia in Hungary). Pannonia, at that time, was ceded by the Roman Emperor to the Huns. It was the seat of the short-lived Hunnic Empire ruled by Attila. In his book Getica (The Origin or Deeds of the Goths), the Gothic bureaucrat and historian Jordanes stated that Attila was the son of a man named Mundiuch (Mundzuk) by an unnamed woman. He had an older brother named Bleda (Buda), and he was the nephew of the Hunnic brother-rulers named Rugila (or Ruga) and Octar. Jordanes described him as a short man with a broad chest, large head, small eyes, and a thin beard; indeed, it was clear that the Gothic historian was in awe of Attila and he described the warlord as “a man born into the world to shake the nations, the scourge of all lands, who in some way terrified all mankind by the dreadful rumors noised abroad concerning him. He was haughty in his walk, rolling his eyes hither and thither, so that the power of his proud spirit appeared in the movement of his body. He was indeed a lover of war, yet restrained in action, mighty in counsel, gracious to suppliants and lenient to those who were once received into his protection.” https://www.ancient-origins.net/history-famous-people/scourge-god-did-attila-hun-really-deserve-nickname-004573 As young men, Attila and Bleda were probably taught archery, horse-riding, and the art of war to prepare them for their future role as leaders of the Huns. Additionally, it has been said that Attila and his brother were also taught Latin and Gothic so that they could do business with the Romans and the Goths. http://medieval.ucdavis.edu/20A/Jordanes.html [...]showing the evidences of his origin. And though his temper was such that he always had great self-confidence, yet his assurance was increased by finding the sword of Mars, always esteemed sacred among the kings of the Scythians. The historian Priscus says it was discovered under the following circumstances: "When a certain shepherd beheld one heifer of his flock limping and could find no cause for this wound, he anxiously followed the trail of blood and at length came to a sword it had unwittingly trampled while nibbling the grass. He dug it up and took it straight to Attila. He rejoiced at this gift and, being ambitious, thought he had been appointed ruler of the whole world, and that through the sword of Mars supremacy in all wars was assured to him."

don't forget the battle sequence of the Barbarian invasion. It's like the last breath of old Ancient World.

I base myself on some moral quotes from Dr D.S Gregory I added a bit of ideas of oppression and freedom against the system and at the end the apocalyptic touch of that fight.( like Attila total war). https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mark-Gospel-Roman-Included-Preparatory-ebook/dp/B077Y8MYS3 "The Romans actually had subjugated the world; they had brought peace and justice, good roads, law and order, protection; but it was a forced peace. The iron heel of Rome was on mankind, and it had to pay a price. Rome was a strong dictatorship. Dr. D. S. Gregory has expressed it like this: “[The Roman] was to try whether human power, taking the form of law, regulated by political principles of which a regard for law and justice was most conspicuous, could perfect humanity by subordinating the individual to the state and making the state universal” (Gregory, Key to the Gospels, p. 53)." I got the rest from uniting this idea with the idea of Revelations chapter 6 and barbarian invasions Likewise with Attila's idea of being the punishment for Rome (Scourge)

I have already opened a topic. we need your A.D factions.

That is exactly why I am saying that I was deceived.

the first sketches of the second part of 0 A.D Introduction. [Original Spanish version] Nos encontramos al final de la República romana. Tras numerosos conflictos sociales y con el fin de salvar el estatus quo de Roma, empiezan las guerras civiles entre Optimates y Populares , dando pasó luego a los Cesarianos que tras batirse en batallas cerradas darían paso a la creación del Imperio; el último desarrollo del poderío romano. Ahora el Romano debería de procurar traer la luz civilizatoria al mundo, subordinando a los individuos al poder estatal haciendo, el poder del estado a un ente universal para toda la humanidad. Los romanos intentarían procurar traer la paz romana al mundo, anelada por el mundo, forzada sobre el mundo y guardada en las manos de un solo hombre muy poderoso; el César. Pero demasiado poder en manos de un solo hombre solo conduce a la tirania, el Romano era un hombre poderoso, el obrero, el constructor y el conquistador, el hombre que se denominaba a sí mismo César, tenía el poder de regir el imperio universal. Cuando los seres humanos se les había sometido bajo el poderío de estos hombres, al ser humano se le había hecho sentir en lo más profundo de su ser que la justicia y que la ley natural recaía bajo de un déspota universal, haciéndole sentir lo terrible que era la condición de ser un simple hombre común bajo el poder de dicho hombre. Muchos reinos propusieron su propia visión del modelo Romano y compitieron contra Roma, está al verse amenazada por poder imperios cercanos, trataría de destruir cualquier forma de gobierno que no fuera romana. Roma traería la paz y el esplendor al mundo civilizado, pero tal éxito tendría el precio de traer enemigos que anelaban la gloria, propiciando los celos en los corazones de otros romanos qué decía van para así mismo será el próximo emperador. El deterioramiento del exceso de poder de Roma traería como consecuencia, la guerra internas y externas, las últimas guerras por parte de Naciones bárbaras que vivían muy lejos de la frontera romanas. En este caos de guerra, pestes, hambre y destrucción¿ lograrán sobrevivir los sucesores de Roma o por otro lado la oscuridad bárbara se impondrá? English version. We are at the end of the Roman Republic. After numerous social conflicts and in order to save the status quo of Rome, civil wars began between Optimates and Populares, giving way to the Caesarians who, after battling in close battles, would give way to the creation of the Empire; the last development of Roman power. Now the Roman should try to bring the civilizing light to the world, subordinating the individuals to the state power, making the state power a universal entity for all mankind. The Romans would seek to bring Roman peace to the world, longed for by the world, forced upon the world and kept in the hands of one very powerful man; Caesar. But too much power in the hands of one man leads only to tyranny, the Roman was a mighty man, the laborer, the builder and the conqueror, the man who called himself Caesar, had the power to rule the universal empire. When human beings had been subjected under the might of these men, the human being had been made to feel in the depths of his being that justice and that natural law rested under a universal despot, making him feel how terrible was the condition of being a mere common man under the power of such a man. Many kingdoms proposed their own vision of the Roman model and competed against Rome, which, being threatened by the power of nearby empires, would try to destroy any form of government that was not Roman. Rome would bring peace and splendor to the civilized world, but such success would come at the price of bringing enemies who craved glory, fostering jealousy in the hearts of other Romans who said they were going to be the next emperor. The deterioration of the excess of power of Rome would bring as consequence, the internal and external wars, the last wars on behalf of barbarian Nations that lived very far from the Roman frontier. In this chaos of war, plagues, famine and destruction, will Rome's successors manage to survive or will the barbarian darkness prevail?