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The very bad reception of AOE 3
Lion.Kanzen replied to Lion.Kanzen's topic in Introductions & Off-Topic Discussion
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@wackyseriousmaybe more complex, I will find more suitable,, the textures need be more damaged by the time and weather. like that Tv show the "Earth without humans"
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about mods... in French
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I love the idea to have ruins in the eyecandy, can be nice Ancient abandoned temples surrounded by plants.
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[Scenario] Western Mediterranean (5)
Lion.Kanzen replied to Palaxin's topic in Scenario Design/Map making
@Player1 you commentary have very great reason , this proves why I'm not like this kind of scenario, isn't for personal reasons, because isn't realistic, I can't handle. Can an be nice keep by arcade mode or TBS campain but not by default gameplay. is my opinion. -
Can be really nice Lordgood. http://ageofempires.wikia.com/wiki/Mantlet
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===[COMMITTED]=== Seleucid Structures
Lion.Kanzen replied to LordGood's topic in Completed Art Tasks
Lordgood and if you added the gardens as separate buildings, you know as special building or eyecandy. -
Macedonian Siege Workshop and Celtic/Iberian Blacksmith
Lion.Kanzen replied to Mythos_Ruler's topic in Art Development
The art developemnt/ team don't work like programmer one. this topic is like the task or equivalent to the ticket. And there are a lot of place holder art, many civs even are finish because that. -
Ok... Mayans are from a long time frame, so the unique Mayan period to fit with the game is pre classic... But still a long time... the Mayans is one of my favorite culture after all Mediterranian ones. but is hard to fit to the game, because the technology evolving in precolumbian civs. So they looks more primitive in some ways, but have weapons made by volcanic material ( obsidian) that can handle European Iron. And create several damage, and have knowledge of jungle/deep forest warfare. The Aztecs are more Medieval equivalent, so they even exist in Roman times. And have similarities with Mayans in warfare. The problem is lacking of cavalry units... But they have a bunch of ranged very specializated. unlike the Aztecs and Incas they never was unifiqued, so they are similar to Greek city states. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maya_warfare the Incans are very newest culture compared with Mesoamerican, they are from 1400 AD. But Incans have an ancestors, but they are other culture, not Incans properly, because Inka means "Lord", so they are a cultured based in Incan dynasty...
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===[COMMITTED]=== Seleucid Structures
Lion.Kanzen replied to LordGood's topic in Completed Art Tasks
About this great garden-park. Antioch was even more renowned for lovely gardens than Alexandria. The town had a wonderful site. The main street was a long continuous portico, with houses on one side, and on the other side gardens that extended right to the foot of the mountain : they contained all manner of summer-houses, baths and fountains, which, however, did not appear on the hill, “so as not to destroy the impression of regularity.” A second street reaches to the Orontes. In front of the West Gate the road passes through a wonderful suburb called Heraclea; farther on one gets to the famous park called Daphne after 7.5 kilometres of vines and roses on the south of Antioch. From this park the whole great estate took the extra name of Epidaphne. This too was originally a sacred grove which enclosed the Τερτνος the asylum with the temple of Apollo and Artemis. The great shady park had a circumference of eighty stadia. The springs here were more abundant than the earth had ever beheld, and the wonderful cypresses, three hundred in number, were, according to tradition, planted by the Seleucids. Later generations could not say enough of the beauty of the baths, the portico, the places of amusement. The crowds found excellent hostels where vines grew even in the rooms, while in the gardens were wafted to them the aromatic odours of the flower-beds. Daphne is praised as the fairest spot on earth. http://www.gardenvisit.com/history_theory/library_online_ebooks/ml_gothein_history_garden_art_design/greek_contact_eastern_gardens the Paradise will representation the mix of eastern culture with Hellenism. -
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Lion.Kanzen replied to LordGood's topic in Completed Art Tasks
Eerdman’s Bible Dictionary has this info re: Antioch: https://bleon1.wordpress.com/tag/antioch/ -
===[COMMITTED]=== Seleucid Structures
Lion.Kanzen replied to LordGood's topic in Completed Art Tasks
I'm not sure if you want recreate a garden around... Like Paradise of Daphne. here a put this history about Apollo and Daphne. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_and_Daphne -
Macedonian Siege Workshop and Celtic/Iberian Blacksmith
Lion.Kanzen replied to Mythos_Ruler's topic in Art Development
Technically when we don't have a 3D model , we use a "place holder" building... so the answer is not. The Macedonian blacksmith isn't finish. -
===[COMMITTED]=== Seleucid Structures
Lion.Kanzen replied to LordGood's topic in Completed Art Tasks
@LordGood the Altar have a big problem, was constructed by Attalids after they just get their own independence( and defeat a Gallic treat) from Seleucid rule. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pergamon_Altar Eumenes II, further limited the influence of the Galatians and ruled alongside his brother Attalus II, who succeeded him. In 188 BC, Eumenes II was able to create the Treaty of Apamea as an ally of Rome, thus reducing the influence of the Seleucids in Asia Minor. -
The very bad reception of AOE 3
Lion.Kanzen replied to Lion.Kanzen's topic in Introductions & Off-Topic Discussion
The last patch have idle villager hotkey button, but haven't a interface equivalent . -
The very bad reception of AOE 3
Lion.Kanzen replied to Lion.Kanzen's topic in Introductions & Off-Topic Discussion
They didn't solve all, but you play with all patches?
