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lol, just a lot of code fixes and whatnot. I want to update, but it'll break my local copy without an autobuild. lol

That is an intriguing idea, actually.

Hmmm. Lots of code changes, no autobuild.

Whatever you do, please keep the old files, lol. Perhaps in the future the civic center actor phasing can be implemented (or the old files used for an Imperial Rome civ).

I really wish we could make wall towers upgradeable (for instance, all wall "towers" just start as connectors and then the player can upgrade them to arrow towers or ballista towers or whatever). It's possible (I've done it with the Roman wall towers because you gave me the un-roofed model), but there is one main problem: the upgraded tower can no longer be used as a wall connector or end point. If we could make the game be able to recognize more than one template as a possible wall connector/joint, then that would be grand. It would allow for upgradeable wall towers and even pave the way for walls to be able to connect to fortresses.

Back then, charts were all the rage.

Indeed. I was simply supplying context.

Certainly, the Seleucids had quinqueremes though (or the technology to build them). You could just put a limit on them, or unlock, or make them more expensive.

Originally, war elephants were a replacement for battering rams, so they wouldn't count as Champions. That's all changed though.

The Royal Stoa needs to go.

@Stan` got a link?

Demetrius?

Nice fix! He could probably use some sleeves poking out the sides or something.

Indeed, zebra pelt on a Gaul, notsogood.

Lol this is brilliant

There's no guarantee this would happen with 0 ad's implementation. Why would you assume so?

Lots of great stuff, especially from the 1st link! Wow.

Above the minimap.

Interesting analysis , but I really doubt lag comes from decaying dead units. It's most likely that it's pathfinding. Late game has tons of units, so pathfinding calculations grow exponentially.

@Bigtiger

Top one looks pretty Hellenic. Middle one looks Hellenistic. Bottom one looks Hallenistic/Thracian.