Lion.Kanzen

what is that?

using translator. https://books.openedition.org/efr/1625 @Genava55 can you help with French translation.

https://books.openedition.org/efr/1625 here is some info. is in French. @stanislas69

with the CC you use some objects from Grand Ages Rome's Forum , you only need add the Curia building and some ornaments. the seats of original Comitium. was some kind http://sights.seindal.dk/sight/158_Comitium.html

not the wonder no. other.. temple similar. but i'm not sure if was the same topic but if i'm sure see two proposal.

there a task with Etruscan temple... I'm not sure who was working in that.

an hybrid. Mount and Blade meets TW.

yes because Goodman who Lead the Studio. dev of many classics and co-designer of AoE. he was very open mind in RTS. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_Goodman

what happen with the "gate of all nations"?

this map have that surprise.

a second texture?

reverse engineering is best way to learn how 3D textures works.

pure 90's style late . textures are the hard thing.

Hyrule conquest have such feature.

si. aun le falta en mi opinión.

citizenry... not all units.

ok more sun tanning. little. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_tanning

Carthaginians and Lybo-Phoenician use sunblock filter? I'm want sounds rude.

yes... Im aware but a aware this here. I said this before to wacky i know is off topic. ty...

carthaginian must have more veriety of skin tones, are too must "white" than Egyptian, Syrian... the sun isn't mercyful in those map areas. must be composed by clear skin but not only.

there are two youtubers that like this games. one is english speaker and other is Spanish speaker. Kaiogamer from Argentina. he loves retro pc gamer speccially strategy and RPG gaming, city builders... many pc old school. GamerZakh is similar but less diverse.

the face look like Sekiro with different cut.

is under horse pectoral protection (armor).

I look this kind military tent. the reenactors look very late antiquity... but why not? Dacian camp. more reenactors props. i love these targets (i forgot the name) for archer practice. we need more of this.