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New Map: The Legend of Mali (Scenario)
Lion.Kanzen replied to Yavin's topic in Scenario Design/Map making
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This I already knew I should correct, but now it is more obvious, posts going through carpet, fabric door.
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Those were the times when 0AD did not open the game for everyone. It was only until A-5(6?) that I could open it, at that time I was not following the project yet, I already knew it existed since 2006. I was looking for a Roman themed game that was like AoE II (game mechanics). The game mechanics even with the definitive edition is very backward. Not to mention that the skins were historically incorrect.
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I think he is asking about a feature that only exists in Blizzard RTSs. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/939643-starcraft-ii-wings-of-liberty/53862396
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Handwriting is no longer practiced as in the past, women have always had a nice technique to create handwriting. With age and lack of practice this art is being lost. Returning to the topic, I am an artist and I am not very interested in all the formulas of the game.
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I am referring to the technique of drawing letters. Calligraphy is what you are supposed to learn before drawing letters. At least that's what we call it in my culture. In my country they teach 3 types of writing, normal handwriting, cursive as you call it, we call it letter handwriting and gothic handwriting.
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Yo estoy más a favor de usar la religión como bonus cultural en tecnologías y representado también en los sitios sagrados y reliquias. La religión se pueden observar en los escudos de mucha facciones y civilizaciones. Similar a AoE incluso mejor. English: I am more in favor of using religion as a cultural bonus in technologies and represented also in sacred sites and relics. Religion can be seen on the shields of many factions and civilizations. Similar to AoE even better
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Nice handwriting, i.e. calligraphy.
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Introducing the Official community mod for Alpha 26
Lion.Kanzen replied to wraitii's topic in Gameplay Discussion
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mesoamerican [Design] guide to make Mesoamerican mod.
Lion.Kanzen replied to Lion.Kanzen's topic in Projects
The Art of Pedro Rafael Mena. 8hO - A Raid on the Mississippi (July 2022) Illustration of an incursion into the Mississippian Mississippian world based on archaeological findings and historical documentation. This interpretation is the end result of intensive data collection by archaeologist (and commissioner) Mark Sanders, who presented this piece along with his work at the American Archaeological Society conference on Mississippian warfare, paraphernalia, and weaponry. Contrary to popular belief about the indigenous history of North America, the Mississippi region of the continental U.S. was home to a network of kingdoms, city-states, and political entities that influenced and interacted with each other and the larger pre-Columbian world for centuries before the arrival of European settlers. These states actively engaged in deep political intrigues both within and outside their courts, establishing trade relations and, most importantly for this piece: engaging in warfare. piece: engaging in warfare. Amassing armies of thousands, the Mississippians waged war in ways no less complex than their Mesoamerican, Andean and Old World counterparts. Mississippi waged war in ways no less complex than their Mesoamerican, Andean, and Old World counterparts. They made use of advanced weaponry, tactics, logistical support through long supply lines defined by the flow of the Mississippi and other rivers, as well as littoral fleets and all manner of fortification to gain strategic supremacy over their peers. The illustration shows an idealized representation The illustration shows an idealized representation of Middle Mississippian armor, with a full range of possible armor constructions and weapon systems (copper and flint weapons, wooden armor, leather and copper plate). An assault on one of these fortifications is observed, where elite warriors of an expansionist polity attack the defenders of a Muskogee-speaking settlement. ————————————— Now we will have civilizations from all over the American continent, north, center and south.