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I thought so too
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Total War saga news & videos
Lion.Kanzen replied to Lion.Kanzen's topic in Introductions & Off-Topic Discussion
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Classic counters. limited resource farm starting units only citizen and scout. Scout available to the stable. Citizens can hunt (range attack) AoM heroes tier ( you know not OP) Slinger bonus vs tower (yes that idea again but more balanced with the numbers of 0AD unit limits.) No XP for soldiers. Transport ship
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gameplays Age of Empires 2 stuff
Lion.Kanzen replied to Lion.Kanzen's topic in Introductions & Off-Topic Discussion
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Va tomar tiempo.
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Cuando pueda mejoro esas texturas de los mayas.
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Two-Gendered Citizens Mod (Please Test!)
Lion.Kanzen replied to wowgetoffyourcellphone's topic in Game Modification
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the problems about these are very complex. There are even people who are not interested in cultural identity. Also most people only like that are interested in making money and not in discovering the past, Therefore he does not dedicate his life to researching archaeological things. And people who enter the social sciences only enter to earn money in politics or with NGOs. In short it is always a cultural problem.
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Fue el primer link. Lol. Leí la información por encima, y sobretodo veo las imágenes y lo de los juguetes que me interesaba bastante. It leaves me thinking sometimes that not everything is said with these civilizations.
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It Was quick search. Sorry.
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For the war, I believe that it was necessary to have a vehicle with a wheel, even if it was short range.For economic activity and other everyday things, the slaves and voluntary human strength were enough.
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There was no need to create heavy wheeled vehicles. ----- Explaining why it was unnecessary to implement the concept of rotary movement in wheelbarrows, carts, or any other human-powered vehicle also requires considering the economic context of ancient Mesoamerican societies. On the one hand one has to take into account the type of resources and goods that needed to be transported, as well as the high costs of building and maintaining in the long term the necessary infrastructure for wheeled vehicles (leveled roads and bridges). On the other hand, there was the availability and cheapness of human labor institutionalized in slavery, tribute in work, and even prestations from personal labor. In turn, the three aforementioned factors led to the development of elaborate wooden frames that since ancient times and even as recent as the mid-twentieth century were used by carriers to transport large quantity of goods while skillfully maintaining their balance (pic 10).
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https://www.mexicolore.co.uk/aztecs/home/the-concept-of-the-wheel-in-ancient-mesoamerica @wowgetoffyourcellphone With these civilizations we have to be updating books always.
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@Angen There is not evidence of previous install and the cache is empty. No previous Alphas, the laptop is new.
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They have. @Lopess
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A cheap and an effective. De este modo el poder de asedio aumenta.
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Puede haber un upgrade , de cazador a Melee y viceversa así tenemos que na unidad en Terra Magna con los Xiongnu.
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by the way, we should have 2 kinds of rams, the trunk(bearing by men) and the standard.
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Debió usarse solo como arma de segunda mano, osea como un arma civil. Entonces debemos cambiar a campeón con jabalina y campeón con maza( la de obsidiana con cuchillas)
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I would like them to be an elite unit. And common unit for Teotihucanos and mercenary for mayans.
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@Lopess crees que el cacao les serviría de algo? The Zapotecs developed a very varied agriculture. They cultivated several species of chili, strawberry, pumpkin, cacao and, the most important of all: corn, which at the beginning of the classic period gave sustenance to numerous villages. In order to have good harvests, they worshipped the sun, the rain, the earth and the corn.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hierve_el_Agua The area is also of archeological interest because of the extensive system of irrigation and terraces built by the Zapotecs as many as 2,500 years ago.[3] It was also most likely a sacred site to the ancient peoples of the Oaxaca valley.[9] The canals are part of an irrigation system which was created more than 2,500 years ago, most of which extend from the Amphitheatre side...
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Nunca has instalado alguna versión previa? La caché del juego está en ese mismo lugar. C:\Users\...\AppData\Local\0ad
