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Lion.Kanzen

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  1. Lion.Kanzen
    I need this....
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    so see they include weak password...how is guilty for be so lazy?
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    You can draw some hint for me even we need the half or a single one. I will copy paste and rotating, then when we have the halft i can doing a copy reflected, and it's done.
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    Sorry I typed wrong and my iPad don't help. i don't see how this a big issue. Come on if a hacker wants your password they can do here, in steam, there's not a such thing that a in vulnerable security system. we can say our user something like: use easy password but don't use your more valuable password like email password or steam...Netflix. you see HBO was hacked recently? That's my point.
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    You can start doing a patch,you know this a open contribution project?
  6. Lion.Kanzen
    this scheme is fine?
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    wiP
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    I like exceptions. Formation is a tactic to avoid a weakness. same for example range units in to the walls.
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    Ok in gonna work with that.
  10. Lion.Kanzen
    Still being a open ticket.
  11. Lion.Kanzen
    What are talking about exactly archer or worker elephant?
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    He is ever that way, bother me and other users demanding things.
  13. Lion.Kanzen
    Each level the ai have bonus for resources, only medium is 0 bonus.
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    Our Koreans enter here
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    Not Skirmishers but slingers...
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    I hope the guy is fine... Venezuela is living dark days.
  18. Lion.Kanzen
    Use Korean as mercenary and others related. Pirates may be from another Asian faction.
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    A secret plan hum...? ----------- seriously what need to happen to have accurate or logical combat. spaming rams and skirmishers with some cavalry, the infantry melee lost their meaning.
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    I'm very tired of that Choson civ from AOE and their Legionaries, it's time to make justice.
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    They gonna shock vs AOE DE
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    Fuyu [Puyo (Buyeo)] & Koguryo As a result of Han Emperor Wudi's campaigns, the eastern Liaoning area and today's northern Korea, where the four Chinese commandaries were set up, would become a springboard for reaching other people to the east. Two groups of the Eastern Hu nomads existed to the west of four commandaries, the Xianbei and Wuhuan nomads in today's western Liaoning Province. To the northeast of the Xuantu Commandery would be an ancient country called Yilou (the ancient name being Su Shen [Sushen]) which had surrendered the treasures to Zhou Dynasty since the ancient times. Su-shen apparently had its border on the Japan Sea. To the north of the Xuantu Commandery would be a country called Fuyu (Puyo or Puyeo) which originally was subject to the Xuantu commandery. (Yilou was subject to Fuyu from at least the 1st century B.C.E. to the early 3rd century A.D., after which Yilou, for the first time since the early Zhou Dynasty, submitted the stone arrows to Wei China in A.D. 236 after becoming relatively independent of the Fuyu domination. Yilou, in the 2nd century A.D., was at one time subject to Koguryo as well, which shared the Fuyu lineage.) Fuyu, part of the ancient "Mo" and "He" people who could have lived in today's northern Shanxi Province and Inner Mongolia, had moved into Manchuria under the pressure of the ancient "Xianyun" [i.e., the predecessors of the Huns] according to classics SHI JING. Fuyu was speculated to be the ancient Bai-min [the white clothing people] or the ancient Fa-ren [the hair people]; however, in light of the eastern migration, Fuyu might not be of the same people as the original natives of Manchuria, such as the Su-shen-shei people bordering the Japan Sea. --The possible explanation was that the so-called Mo-hui people were a combination of the Mo (He) people from today's Inner Mongolia and the Hui[4] people who were speculated to have been pressured into a move into central Manchuria [from the Shandong peninsula and North China] when the Zhou people overthrew Shang Dynasty, a claim that would equate the "Hui" people as belonging to the same category as Shang Prince Ji-zi's exodus. Fuyu (Puyo or Puyeo) bordered with Koguryo to the south, Yilou to the east, Xianbei to the west and Luosui (soft water, ? the Nenjiang River in the Liaoning-Amur provinces) to the north. According to Chen Shou, Fuyu (Puyo or Puyeo) had 80,000 households. Fuyu shared the same customs as the Huns on the matter of taking over the concubines of late father or late brothers. Fuyu adopted the practice of live burial, with the burial objects reaching hundreds in headcount. The Fuyu kings themselves could be sacrificed to the god should the people experience droughts and disasters. (Fuyu's superstition could be compared to the later Japanese practice of selecting one crewman as a sacrificial object on the sea journey to the Chinese continent, with the victim killed should the journey run into the storms or other disasters.) Fuyu later split into two parts, i.e., North Fuyu and East Fuyu, with the descendant of East Fuyu (i.e., Zhu-meng, founder of Koguryo) moving to the northeastern coast of the Korean peninsula. Split from East Fuyu (Koguryo) would be the Paekche. Later, in A.D. 723, Da-mo-lou, i.e., the descendants of North Fuyu which was destroyed by Korguryo, came to Tang Dynasty together with the Shi-wei tribe by the name of Dagou (Dadu). History stated that Da-mo-lou dwelled near the Du-na River which flew into the Amur River towards the northeastern direction. http://www.imperialchina.org/Koreans.html
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