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Nolanjoker

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  1. no guys i want a farmer thst is not a soldier, i want weak units for first age. a villager with a lance, and calvslry with a knife or very short sword. a militia non profesional soldier, a fat or slim soldier that only cost food. very cheap.
  2. you never play starcraftt , or that is gore.
  3. but important here is romanized soldiers, hahaha, but what are the weakness of this faction, have all for be a badass, more than romans and Macedonians.
  4. yip, love more have basic cheap male unit with a spear or other weapon, axes, maces, clubs, etc.
  5. we have a camel rider weee, i love see veriety in units.
  6. is true, Spartan have a bad siege warfare, so what a playerchoose sparta ?
  7. Be careful he is Philosopher may be he say you : "Stand out of my light." Crooked seriously I want see your sources. And why are obsessed with Cataphracts?
  8. both competitors have 32 years old. i wanna hear your sounds . good work dude.
  9. In Rome: Total War, the Seleucids are given the most diverse army of any faction in the game, with units including phalanxes, legionaries, elephants, companions, cataphracts, and scythed chariots. The Seleucid’s historical elite phalanx, the Silver Shields (Argyriaspids) are included, both in phalanx and legionnaire form. The Silver Shield phalanx, as well as other sarissa phalanxes, is conspicuously underequppted for late Macedonian infantry, which was more heavily armored than the earlier infantry of Alexander the Great. The “legionnaire” version of the Silver Shields is more inaccurate. While part of the Silver Shields did adopt the more flexible Roman-style equipment after the defeat at Magnesia, they did not wear segmented Imperial Roman armor, which did not appear until three centuries after the creation of the Silver Shield Legionnaires. A more accurate representation of Silver Shield Legionaires would be something like the Roman Principes. An interesting observation is that when playing as the Seleucids, it is possible to build Silver Shield Legionnaires before the Romans have access to their own proper, post-Marian legionnaires. The Selecuids are given companion cavalry, cataphracts, scythed chariots, and armored war elephants, all of these are mentioned in historical text. The Seleucid cataphract in Rome: Total War, identical in appearance and combat to those of Armenia and Parthia, is actually based off a well-known wall drawing in Dura Europos drawn a few centuries after the timeframe of the game. Whether this depiction of a Seleucid cataphract is correct is difficult to determine due to the scarcity of evidence.
  10. From Appian's Roman History: The Mithridatic War, 87: Quote: Mithridates manufactured arms in every town. The soldiers he recruited were almost wholly Armenians. From these he selected the bravest to the number of about 70,000 foot and half that number of horse and dismissed the rest. He divided them into companies and cohorts as nearly as possible according to the Italian system, and turned them over to Pontic officers to be trained.
  11. good sounds LAVS, i hope ear your sounds.
  12. upgrade buildings sounds pettry cool to me. with formations you Lion means, like Total War series??
  13. wow, i want this one, they had best units in that timeframe. phalanx cataphract horse archer camel riders Legionaries
  14. Athenians are the best. but Sparta, are fearsome.
  15. but and the idea about nomadic cart, movile city centers? etc.
  16. do it, do it buys. im boring about destroy every single u its and buildings.
  17. roman shields? no you not have idea, even put mars symbol, or SPQR, or other than a simple Roman shield even the design is not enought
  18. exotic barbarian u its, Amazons units, militia with lather armor and a helmet, and a spear or a club. axeman
  19. no you dont do it please , seriusly you wants pick one per one.
  20. new textures? even me can differenciate between them.
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