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Dude, Thanks. First for the info, wich was great. I must congrat for your work modding at Aristeia. Thanks also for the rank up explication for all the cheering stuff. I didn't now, as you have may noticed because it doesn't seem as obvious as one would want. About the biblical references, I found a couple in Salms and specially one in Lamentations. It was from this one where my interest started, because of the hypothesis in my head that maybe and only maybe there did actually exist a widespread use of the costume in the Levantjudging by the verse in Lamentations that brought up to my attention. Remember we are talking about people writing from Mesopotamia under the reign of Nebuchadnezzar II. Also, Wikipedia says: (They cite somebody else) Well, it makes it pretty near to 500BC. The before mentioned article in fact just highlighted that even if the uses of the clapping hands remained changing in the ancient Levant as are today, the manner was registered many times in Levant' s history. SO, my question is, why it is not in 0 ad; more generally, why there aren't another many tipes of interactional of conductual stuff institutionalized by time or by the state in cult, medicine or battle. I hope this didn't sound as an angry question, cause everything requires time and I myself don't know how much time does it take to make awersome animations for ancient peoples. There are a lot of references more (biblical and extrabiblical) in the above first link (the article). The Mesopotamian sources... yeah, those are pretty far for 0 ad, but if what you say is right about Selleucids (and I'm not doubting at all it is), so what about adding not just this thing but also many other strange but interesting manners to animations in some decently far future? It could help, apart from the language difference, to stand out what's specific about every culture or even cultural setting. Edit: I was researching a while. The bible version I used was KJV and for that version there is also a complement in e-Sword for old hebrew traduction I also used. The verb "to clap" in old hebrew is said to had been pronounced "saw-fak" or "sahfak"... the definition says as follows (Strong Dict.): I hope this to be of interest.

Hi. Well, I was reading the Bible some day and found a verse in wich clapping hands were shown as means to show disrespect to others or to scoff at someone or somewhat's downfall (in that case, it was Jerusalem). Researching a while, I found that clapping hand where actually used in twofold ways, for expressing anguer but also to express joy (as with playing music) in the Bible but in Mesopotamia, too. This could sound as good news for those who are tired of seeing the "VICTOREEEE!!!" animation wich comes sometimes after a unit kills some other one on its own (I'm referring to that small jump that comes after a 1-to-1 combat to celebrate victory -nevertheless it seems to me to have seen this before only in the case of greek and roman civs). It would be interesting to see this working as a variation (for the sake of modellers) in the midwest civs. Thanks.

Hi guys, I was just looking around and found this amazing game that is driving me crazy and leaving myself addicted, just as AoE did before years ago. I tried to install it in a computer that is in my house and for some reason it keeps crashing everytime I try to start a battle, multiplayer or not. I succeeded connecting the two PC's, but it turns out that one of em runs in XP (mine is OK for now). First, here goes the error: Much to our regret we must report the program has encountered an error. Please let us know at http://trac.wildfiregames.com/ and attach the crashlog.txt and crashlog.dmp files. Details: unhandled exception (Access violation reading 0x00000000) Location: unknown:0 (?) Call stack: (error while dumping stack: No stack frames found)errno = 0 (No error reported here)OS error = 2 (El sistema no puede hallar el archivo especificado.) <- That's in spanish cos I live in Perú. For real. Here are, too, both files I saw before you've been usually requesting in some posts. It seems to be (ok, not seems, it clearly is) a problem with graphics and textures inside the machine. I accessed them via C:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\Application Data\0 A.D. alpha and the "Open Logs Folder" script. crashlog.dmpcrashlog.txt Can you help me to deal with this problem? Or may I give up quickly? PD: fininsh up with the campaings!!!! Thanks