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Soft Battalions [General Thread]
Lion.Kanzen replied to Lion.Kanzen's topic in Game Development & Technical Discussion
@Silier Ideas . a member of the battalion is ""sacrificed"", to be a banner bearer. This unit will not fight. He will only die, he will have the resistance that his companions. When another dies, he will take his place and so on until the battalion disintegrates. There is another problem(current problem) joining several continents ie if you selected several battalions they mix and adopt unwanted behavior. There should be additional options to the battalion. Persistent options, like putting a lock on and unless they die remain unchanged. There should be a battalion icon when selecting multiple battalions. Obvious problems. Focus on banner bearer. It will be placed in the center in the case of formation and will have a high resistance to archers and missile units, except siege engines. The other option is for it to be an ornament just like the banner. -
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Still being a bad game https://forums.ageofempires.com/t/where-is-the-rest-of-the-game/196333/3 the only thing I love is the fire, the walls and the stalker AI.
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New Graphics Options: Improved Texture Quality
Lion.Kanzen replied to Stan`'s topic in Announcements / News
It looks like AoE3 in lower settings. -
that voice...
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New Graphics Options: Improved Texture Quality
Lion.Kanzen replied to Stan`'s topic in Announcements / News
I like. As a player I understand. It is better to have everything optimized and that everything runs smoothly. I remember that 0 A.D on Android looks like Minecraft or playstation 1 graphics. -
@wowgetoffyourcellphone With that battle cry of heroes you are going to kill some old man. (There are youtubers over 50 years old). He almost died he said hahaha.He must be one of those who plays with headphones.
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Delenda Est
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Cultures under the Han dynasty.
Lion.Kanzen replied to Lion.Kanzen's topic in Tutorials, references and art help
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Siberian Hats clothes. photographer Alexander Khimushin has been traveling the world, visiting 84 different countries. Three years ago, inspired by the idea of documenting remote cultures that are slowly disappearing due to globalization, he began his The World in Faces project. Seeking out small, ethnic minority groups around the world, Khimushin shoots incredible portraits that both honor and immortalize their culture. Over the past 6 months, Khimushin immersed himself in the Siberian landscape, traveling 15,000 miles alone behind the wheel of an SUV to track down, and photograph, the indigenous people of this frozen land. Moving from the shores of Lake Baikal to the coast of the Japan Sea, he visited a variety of ethnic minority tribes, many of whose population is down to several dozen people