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Lion.Kanzen
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common man help me to find infoOh man. I'm excited if you'll add them.
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When Ptolemy I saw that the wealth of Egypt depended on the participation of both Egyptians and Greeks in helping the economic progress and stability of the country, he found a solution that would aid both cultures, Egyptian and Hellenic integrate efficiently- the worship of the gods. The kings wanted to be seen as rulers as well as pharaohs. Indeed, Ptolemy V Epiphanes was crowed at Memphis according the Egyptian tradition.So, the history of Ancient Egypt was not lost for ever. Many of the huge temples, built by the great kings of the past, were still standing among the palms in the desert, and the traditional ritual was carried on in them. In the ancient language, to the old gods, by priests of the olden style, with white linen robes and shaven heads the religion known to the Pharaohs lived on. The divine animals: bulls and rams and crocodiles, were still fed and worshipped, old customs remembered and faithfully executed like in ages past.
It was the priesthood, mainly confined to particular families who could trace their blood lines through the generations, which now constituted the only native aristocracy present in a world of Hellenic overlords. It was to them in the prestige of their office, their corporate wealth, and their sacred learning, that the common people looked as their national guides and leaders.
Ptolemy formed a committee of Egyptian and Greek scholars to carry out his conceptual idea. The committee decided that the new religion would have at its core, a triad consisting of Isis, her son Harpocrates and Serapis (originally an Egyptian deity called Osir-Apis)
This triad was introduced to the Greeks in a Greek style and to the Egyptians in an Egyptian fashion. While Ptolemy the First established the worship of Serapis, it was Ptolemy the Third who constructed the great temple for this deity in Alexandria.
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i like this
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Nubian Archer.
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Machimoi (Egyptian) Pikeman (Inf.Spear)
Judean Slinger (Inf.Sling)
"Tarantine" Skirmish Cavalry (Cav.Jav)
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onager:
in gameplay may be a special unit construct instead training
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Bautiful
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Archimides,
Mirror tower
King(all civs) for regide mode.
heads in spears
Gladiator A B C
Eartern Merchant (like Nabatean)
Easter Merchan tent
Onager
gate lever prop
armor rack(each civs)
Pirate ship.
hangging man.
torch
plaza floor
plaza fontains
Acuaduct
Butcher stock
Butcher rack
Fisher rack
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lion.kanzen@gmail.com i want Yellow area.
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i love Inventory mode in military units, and villagers. and 4 slots to use a skill.I tried it out and I can, now, say it is a crap.
I found the graphics so fancy that it seemed annoying, sometimes, not to mention it was hard to differentiate a Greek house from a warehouse, for example. They adopted the somewhat the same "Capital & Cards" gamestyle from AoE3 (which was very criticized), but with even less "upgrades" to choose from, and needing to level up your capital a lot to have a decent support from it.
It says the game is free, but you need to pay even to have your spearmen (the most basic Greek unit in-game) upgraded to 'Champion Spearmen'.
There is a system brought from the RPG/Adventure games that enables you to give an item to certain units or buildings to make them stronger, and the stronger the item, the more you have to play to earn/be able to buy them.
There is a PvP & Coop system, but it was taking too long to find someone, so I gave up.
Also you get bored with your unit roster pretty quickly, since you'll be playing many 'tutorials' and stuff and have to train the same units to defeat the same guys, it just doesn't feel like you're progressing.
One thing i liked is that you buy vanity items to customize your units appearance. But, of course, it had to have a bad thing about it: they have some outfits that totally kill the atmosphere of the game. Imagine you hoping for that epic PvP battle and then you see the enemy hoplites with rainbows drawn on their shield, spears made of traffic cones and a tribal helm...
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otro latinoamericano q bien y varios españolesyo, soy de Chile
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and if we capture humans and put them in idanwin's "Special Actor Cages" and been torturate to convert in your units.
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i wanna see a screen shootI transferred a small part of my territory (black grid) to black.
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what program use to make it?.
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yes they evade but if a unit attack mele , they dont be evade and attack him.Evade? I've thought they could perform elephant charge by giving them a charge button so that they can smash enemy formation while without affecting the nature of the game itself.
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textured details are very important, to have realism
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maybe can use many ways to attract different types of audience.
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with the original team out of the project, aoeo i was expecting that cartonish dumbhead kiddie game failed
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you bcan hlp me huys in a=D and Linux Comunnity or Rts community if and only if they target a has tryed to play 0.AD before.It's really interesting to see the results of the survey. More people should fill it in!
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doneIt needs permission to see the link
doneI requested permission with my google account
Google is the best friend to find 0 AD.I found 0ad by googling up free age of empire like games. I looked at a forum and they recommended 0 ad. Thats how I found this site.
but what happens to Twitter and Facebook?
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I know the has planned civs, and im not try push to change yor plan and your mind.
that is the result of my sourvey at 29 "users".
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You can kinda see the flowery symbol in this earring. Kinda weird how there are similar symbols all over.
someone know converto to Symbols to Vectorial, i know do but havent time to make a vectorial version of that.
i like first ser of signs the secon is in low quiality and i want symbols for elite units.
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The railed tree is supposed to represent the Bodhi tree I think.(could be wrong)
Crowd-Sourced Civ: Ptolemaic Egyptians (Ptolemies)
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