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I just think that since they are similar taiko drum tracks some people confuse the 2.

I begin the process of posting this to mod.io if no one else has any bugs or requests.

I'd make all military and defensive buildings cost an amount of stone. Barracks: 300 stone Archery Range: 100 wood, 200 stone Stables: 100 food, 200 stone Fortress: 800 stone - Move champions back to Fortress Wooden Tower: 200 wood - Upgrade to Stone Tower: 200 stone

Do mod updates need to be re-verified before setting them as 'Primary Release'?

binaries/system/pyrogenesis -mod=mod -mod=public -mod=theban_greeks_working -archivebuild="binaries/data/mods/theban_greeks_working" -archivebuild-output="theban_greeks_a24_4.pyromod" -archivebuild-compress Apparently, -mod=mod and -mod=public are important.

1. Do you think I should keep Outposts capturable? I've removed capturing CCs. 2. Do you think I should throw Theban Greeks into the mod as a nice little bonus?

Lol yeah, the gold icons could be improved. Well... that's how the classic RTS games are. Yeah, I can make buildings a little weaker. Oops, that's a big one. I'll remove those techs!

I'm confused. Your mod doesn't edit territorymanager.xml It adds-on to Player.js.

Setting BorderThickness to 0.0 didn't do this for me. Hmm

Terrain Overhaul has begun for A25 (terrains successfully ported over from Delenda Est to A25 dev version, locally): The current idea is to release the new terrains with A25, and have all the old terrains exist alongside the new terrains for 1 development cycle (A25 released-A26 release), so that map makers and modders (and WFG) can have a whole dev cycle to retrofit their existing maps. Then the old terrains would be eliminated at the A26 release. A26 would include a script to help anyone port over any other maps they may have to the new set of terrains (the switching will be rough approximations).

https://www.worldhistory.org/hoplite/ https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Hoplite References for the latter: https://books.google.com/books?id=GoRoDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA94#v=onepage&q=epilektoi&f=false https://books.google.com/books?id=v-PgAwAAQBAJ&pg=PA77#v=onepage&q=epilektoi&f=false

Hmm, then I wonder what the difference is with the Scythian (Xiongnu in MAD) wagons?

I mean to test and see if an obstruction will prevent the upgrade.

Can test with the Zapotecs. Have a Temple turn into a Wonder or something and try it with a stone mine too close and with it not too close.

Well, with the Scythian resource wagon, it will not upgrade to a house or storehouse if there is an obstruction.

That's already in-game I believe.

I think that's why they were made to have the exact same foorprints as the level 1 houses, so they could be upgraded to the apartment.

There's nothing to say it can't be renamed. So, halfway between a phalangite pelte and an aspis @Stan`. The main thing being it is rimless. (I have seen Tarantine coinage that shows the Tarantine shield to occasionally have a rim and many examples with a spina, so those would be a separate project).

Carthaginian apartments should be a house 'Upgrade', like the Defense Tower upgrading feature. Instead of being a separate structure.

I'm not saying they need remodeled. I'm just saying there are examples of bixies used in art and jewelry from the 2 Han periods.

We can't be sure, but probably halfway in size between the Macedonian pelte phalangite shield and the "hoplite" aspis (to show a progression; larger to smaller; Hoplite aspis -> Iphicratean pelta -> Macedonian pelta). The model can also be used for Tarantine and other Hellenistic cavalry. @Nescio is free to disagree.

A sample of examples of Bixies from the Eastern and Western Han periods: https://www.comuseum.com/arts/han-jade-bixie/ http://www.alaintruong.com/archives/2020/10/05/38572290.html Keep em. They are an excellent eye candy piece and a nice cultural element not without some historical justification. Honestly, I feel the same way about the lanterns (DE will be keeping them), but the bixies are more justifiable.

Yyyyyes, I know all that. Thanks for the lesson review though! EDIT: I had a hand in creating the original actor and we based it on Iphicratean examples. We did not (and still do not) have smaller aspides/medium shields to be able to use for them, hence the "hoplite" shield.

Yeah, the name "0 a.d." was a coup in passive marketing. It shows up at the top of any list it's in. Its removal from the YouTube games list was a bit of a blow. Thanks for trying to get it reinstated.