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Working on some Roman Cataphracts, based on 2nd or early 3rd century examples. Right now they use Seleucid cataphract armor, but what they really need is a whole new horse armor set, like this mount here (full set): (rider's helmet would be a bonus) And/or this half-set here: There isn't currently a set of horse armor in the game that looks like this that covers the neck as well as the chest. Also, the awesome chamfron for the horse's face would be a separate piece. Currently, the only chamfron in the game is the Seleucid cavalry chamfron ith a transverse crest which is clearly not Roman.

I went into Nvidia settings and made the Nvidia graphics card default for all programs (instead of allowing Windows to choose). I also went into Windows Display settings and set pyrogenesis.exe to always use the Nvidia graphics card. I played a match and then did some Atlas work, with no crash or bsod. I'll test it more tomorrow.

It said nothing but null null null null null null null null null null null null null null null

I've updated a lot of stuff over the past month, including a big Windows update and 2 nvidia graphics drivers. :/

lol

I am getting this error too.

Essentially, the only thing to indicate rank, besides their rank insignia, would be headgear/helmets. Everything else would change appearance based on techs.

bah, if I had 2 more months I could apply this to DE. lol It would be a huge amount of work though (tons of actor work), because I'd want to push it as far as I could. So, a body armor (Linothorakes, or something) tech would update the unit texture (swap the hoplite from a tunic texture to a linothorax texture), but do this with every blacksmith tech.

-50 per inactive month should do it. It's simple, easy to understand, and incentivizes activity.

Right, but I think it may need some additional thinking here on how to do it, since Gaia is a "player" and you can't attack your own units. Perhaps aggressive animals can be placed under a 2nd "Gaia2" player so that these animals can attack Gaia1 animals.

That's something I liked in AOE1. Lions would often randomly attack gazelles, etc. But Gaia animal behavior seems like a different subject.

Seams reasonable for the alpha releases.

I'm not sure here this value is kept. Is it in the templates or elsewhere?

Numerous times over the past month I've experienced Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) while playing 0 A.D. or shortly thereafter. Recently, it occurred when I alt-tabbed out of the game. 0 A.D. froze, I killed the process, and then moments later BSOD. The BSOD message is always DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE. I have the latest NVIDIA driver, but it also happened with the previous driver. My GF can play WOW for an entire morning and not experience a BSOD. userreport_hwdetect.txt system_info.txt

You look in the parent templates for the classes. For instance: <Identity> <GenericName>Archery Range</GenericName> <SpecificName>Archery Range</SpecificName> <Tooltip>Train ranged citizen-infantry. Research training improvements for ranged infantry.</Tooltip> <Icon>structures/range.png</Icon> <Classes datatype="tokens">ArcheryRange</Classes> <VisibleClasses datatype="tokens"> Village Range </VisibleClasses> <RequiredTechnology>phase_village</RequiredTechnology> </Identity> This section of the archery range template (in Delenda Est) tells you there are 3 classes added: ArcheryRange, Village, and Range. You can use any of those classes for the "affects" line in a tech: "affects": ["Range"], If you wanted to affect Ranges and Houses, it would be: "affects": ["Range", "House"], Because the House template has "House" as a class.

Losing patience with you.

A quick +10% for everything archer and slinger?

Detail levels in options?

Not a cell phone in sight. Everybody just living in the moment. <3

On the contrary, the "blackness" of the 25th Dynasty of Egypt is well understood and acknowledged by the team. What is rejected is binary thinking such as "these people are black and these others are not," when reality paints a more nuanced picture full of gradations. Along the Nile could be found and still can be found a spectrum of melanin content from very dark black to light brown. The very much black African @Sundiata who curated this thread can speak more on this. His nefarious agenda may surprise you.

Yeah, it kills me how good ideas for this game constantly get put on the back burner because 1 person has some minor quibble. Were male villagers in Age of Empires ever confused with soldiers? No.