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  1. I could see it cycling backard through the list of notification areas, but neither way is implemented, only to last notification.
  2. If anyone wants to model the above "helmet" for the Scythian Enaree, then here is a texture I threw together from free sources: scyth_healer_leather_1.psd
  3. Scythian "Enaree" Shaman (Healer Class unit) HEAVY WORK IN PROGRESS. @wackyserious @Alexandermb Some references:
  4. I mean, it's just an abstraction. Feels better than the constant suggestion that the Celts and Germans "build" a temple that's a bunch of trees.
  5. Delenda Est gives archers to the Republican Romans as mercenaries from Crete. They look different from other Cretan Archers--more Roman/Italian--reasoning that they would wear more "Roman" attire while under their service.
  6. German and Celtic civs' bonus? The ability to turn a Grove into a Temple? So, a choice between gathering the wood or converting it into a temple that heals and trains priests, just like a regular Temple.
  7. The female body meshes aren't well-modeled for armor textures. There is also no f_armor_dress variant. The UV mapping causes horrible texture stretching. The UV mapping cuts off shoulder textures. The UV mapping for "dress" variations doesn't properly mirror the skirt texture, which causes a misalignment in the texture. Current UV mapping: Suggested improvements: Add more "armor" variants, specifically f_armor_dress, mainly for Boudicca, f_armor_naked, possibly for Tomyris, both also usable in mods. Adjust the UV mapping to relieve some of the texture stretching. Adjust the UV mapping to fix shoulder mapping. This makes it more like the male meshes, the way their shoulders are mapped. Adjust the UV mapping of "dress" variants to properly align and map the skirt section of the mesh.
  8. The cape is what we need. The current cape models in the game are unsuitable unfortunately.
  9. I have considered it, but I didn't want her to look too much like a standard female citizen.
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