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No entiendo.

That's what I was thinking, but I wasn't sure.

I know it looks exaggerated but it's not a bad example of something real. Do you have any audiovisual/ video source? The animators are not enough to see as drawings, they need to see how it moves, how the limbs are positioned. our last animator Alexander MB he always asked for examples of movement, sometimes I gave him examples of total war or from reenactors.

Thank you.

I did that ever since closed the cycle of add new features. I had a FB page in Spanish. It always started with... ""The release phase has started, soon we will see A## being released, stay tuned for more information.""

council of modder mods there are quite a few. There are many discontinued. I wanted to make a directory of mods.

In the third phase they could all be advanced. so it would be cool for the player.

exactly when Michael D Hafer left...

Me. 11 years here.

typical of the 90's-2000 style (web) that design.

this is natural, Argentines are very addicted to all three, especially AOE. Mexico too. They like more that they represent their culture. Mexicans are quite nationalistic.

nice map, I would call it the prison. They look like cells, or the dungeon.

I was thinking of doing something like that with the Mayans. In fact it is good to create hybrid units. Like Mayan pikeman. This existed in real life in the conquest. If the contact with the new world had been given before, in the Hellenistic era, it would have been the same. The Mayans capture a man and he teaches to them how Greek combat.

You published this video (link) in the forum?

Some cultural ideas of German society. more of my hobby of listening to podcast when I'm at the bank waiting in line. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germanic_law In common with many archaic societies without a strong monarchy,[20] early Germanic law appears to have had a form of popular assembly. According to Tacitus, during the Roman period, such assemblies were called at the new or full moon and were where important decisions were made (Tacitus, Germania 11–13).[21] Germanic assemblies functioned both to make important political decisions—or to legitimate decisions taken by rulers—as well as functioning as courts of law.[22] The Leges Alamannorum specified that all free men were required to appear at a popular assembly, but such a specification is otherwise absent for the Frankish Merovingian period.[23] In later periods outside Scandinavia, the assemblies were composed of important persons rather than the entire free population.[24] The Visigothic laws lack any mention of a popular assembly,[25] while the Anglo-Saxon laws and history show no evidence of any kingdom-wide popular assemblies, only smaller local or regional assemblies held under various names.[26] The earliest term for these assemblies in Germanic is the thing,[a] which is first attested on a votive altar at Hadrian's Wall dedicated to "Mars Thingsus" ("Mars of the Thing") from the third century. The earliest use of the term in a Germanic language is from Old High German (thing) and Old English (ðing), however, by this time it had already begun to have a more general use than as the name of the assembly.[28] The use of thing as an epithet in the name "Mars Thingsus", apparently referring to the Germanic god Tyr, as well as the translation of the Roman dies Martii ("day of Mars", Tuesday) as dingsdag ("day of the thing", modern German Dienstag) as a variant of tîsdag ("day of Tyr"), has led to the theory that the thing stood under the protection of Tyr in pagan times.[29] In the Lex Salica and laws influenced by it, the Latinized vernacular term mallus or mallum is used to refer to the assembly, a usage continued through the Carolingian period: the mallus functioned as a regular court and met for three days every forty or forty-two nights at a location known as the mallobergus.[31] In the Carolingian period, the mallus became a court under the control of a count rather than a popular court.[32]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Æthelberht some things I listen to on podcast and then look up the reference.

There are people who express themselves like this. It sounds like a cliché but it's true. Sometimes it's culture.

Interesting.

También tengo esa queja. Esta costando convencerlos.

I definitely like the Rams in AoE. Slow with slow attack and vulnerable with 3 levels of upgrade or ranks.

Then something else to fill the empty space.

It is a kind of nickname.

there is a chinese movie with this scene or kind of representation.

Yes absurd is one of those things that make a cheat unique and fun.