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The main difference that I see is that it would be chosen differently from how it is chosen at age 4. I would make another menu to choose the variant

The discussion that always pops up every now and then and no one has ever bothered to create a general topic to discuss about this.

I am going to give my opinion on how the equivalent of null sounds in Spanish. It sounds null. What can also be perceived as invalid, let's see what the dictionary of the Royal Spanish Language (RAE) tells us. 1. adj. Falto de valor y fuerza para obligar o tener efecto, por ser contrario a las leyes, o por carecer de las solemnidades que se requieren en la sustancia o en el modo. It say the following: Nulo or Nula in Spanish is Without: invalid, inoperative, inoperative, irr., illusory. Ant: valid, legal, legitimate, in force. 2. adj. Incapable, physically or morally, for something. Sin: incapable, inept, useless. Ant: capable, fit, apt, useful. 3. adj. nonexistent (‖ lacking existence). His interest was null. The null preparation of some candidates. Without: nonexistent. 4. adj. Said of a boxing match: -That has no winner, because both fighters have scored the same number of points. 5. adj. gram. Said of a linguistic element: Having no phonetic expression. 6. adj. Mat. having a value equal to zero. Synonyms or cognates of null and void, invalid, inoperative, invalid, illusory. invalid, inoperative, invalid, illusory. incapable, inept, useless. nonexistent. Therefore, it is somewhat negative in cognitive terms.

A debate that comes up from time to time and the best way to do it is to make an open and general topic where we can talk about the different ways in which 0 A.D. can be perceived. Names almost like a person's personal name is something that in a way defines him or her. We are discussing that in German the name null A.D. sounds very cool. But we had to take into account how a null value is perceived in other languages or if there is a possibility of an alternative. Topic is not to change the name of the game. It is mostly to think about the possibilities of translating the name or different names.

It would be good to open a debate on this topic. Names almost like a person's personal name is something that in a way defines him or her.

https://youtu.be/Y_ykw6dHVvM?si=Gl7UxJ3Zbl7o2V3i Persian Spanish language but with tons of cultural facts explaining about the Zoroastrianism.

It depends on the context, anyway 0 is an arithmetic value that was not invented in the West. And whose symbol represents a null value.

It is the problem of having put a 0 in the name of the game. I had not understood and thought it was because of the narrator's accent and I had seen it at a low volume.

0 A.D on the list.

That takes time, there is a patch of fire over there.

Where? Link please.

I like Ai more for technology icons. Still the graphic style is interesting, wouldn't it be better to give it an illustration style than a photographic style?

Nice map

The south of Argentina, the province of Santa Cruz and Tierra del Fuego are snow like It would be equivalent to Alaska and Canada.

I am pleased to see that the ideas of giving roles to the ships have been implemented, it would only be necessary to define some units in this game. Lancers and chariots are still not very different from the horse archer and the cavalry spearman.. The war chariot should be the default alternative to the catafract in many factions. There are factions that being infantry would not have either one or the other and it would be only spearman and skirmish cavalry. The idea that these 2 units should be to fight on equal terms with the sword infantry and withstand the spear infantry being their weaknesses pikemen and skirmishers. Therefore a large range area is necessary. In the case of the chariot it needs to be a shooting unit and spear (melee). Its role would be anti-infantry. Like the catafract from AoE II or the chariot from the Rome Returns DLC.

Let's wait until March to continue. I'm not living in my own house. I'm moving in March or late February. I'm building my own house.

Not exactly Christmas is supposed to be a mix of Hannukah and Saturnalia. The first believers in Christ who is nothing more than a Judaic Messianic derivative the second temple were Jews They celebrated the festival of lights that coincided with Saturnalia, the solstices of the pagan world from which the Christian world is built. For example, they no longer sought to adapt concepts from the Greco-Roman world and combine them with Jewish concepts. It is for example that the Greek Tatar is mixed with Jewish Abyss. The beliefs of the second temple for example the fallen angels are locked in the abyss the Greek equivalent that belief is the Tartarus and the Titans. Basically many are a kind of syncretism made on purpose for non-Jews to understand the Jewish and Eastern world. The Eastern religions were very popular in the Roman Empire because let's say that the Western world had replaced religion and myths with philosophy then always the spiritual part was empty and the Roman and Greek citizens needed new beliefs that fit a much deeper model of thought from which they had evolved.

Yo también quisiera que la religion fuera tratada con más seriedad en 0 A.D en la antigüedad no eran ateos precisamente.

It is a purely asymmetric approach. It is so trying to make a fairly asymmetrical game between factions.

You have to open that topic.

I have almost all of those references.

It would have to be Late Sassanids.