Lopess

Brasil, São Paulo

This option I wanted to say, even with the same script it does not appear in the capture the flag version. I'm missing something here lol

I'm trying to use the capture the relic and Wonder scripts, but in both cases, in addition to not working properly, I can't get the time option before starting the game. Does anyone know what activates this option?

Hello everyone, I would like to ask for help, I am creating some maps in which the victory would depend on the capture and maintenance of the capture (10 min for example) of structures initially in Gaia's possession. On the map, for example, there can be 5 locations with each of these structures (for now called flags) whoever conquers at least 4 of these structures the countdown begins, to win you must remain with these conquered structures. The map does not allow the construction of new cc and each player will only have the initial one. Most of the idea is easy for me, but I have no idea how to create the part of the script that creates the winning condition (number of flags won, regressive time to win at the end). If someone is interested in creating this part or knowing a map that has done something similar that can inspire me is of great help. (google translate, sorry : p)

I want to create a mini mod on github for the Lusitanos, just to play with this idea a little, something as if it was done initially between the Britons and the Gauls (using almost everything the same with occasional changes). So what would be the different units that the Lusitanos would have? Would it have a special structure? And which icon would it be?

A grid of my doubts today is a good name for them, "Tupi" is the name of the liguistica family, not a people in itself, by the way, nor does it have much meaning since the tribes that speak the Caribbean and Arawak languages in the region often they had societies more similar to these "" tupis da amazônia "" than, for example, the tupinambas and tupiniquis of the coast, "Peoples of the Amazon" it is even worse to call the Gauls "peoples of France". We have names of specific tribes, but there will be many generalizations, as in the siege war (archers with burning arrows, bonfires with peppers and siege fences) and in the men's house (barracks). I have many ideas about this, but I'm not a good researcher, if you are interested I can open a topic for ideas about this civ.

I'm glad you liked the buildings, there are still many props missing, but the idea is to be as faithful as possible. The gameplay ideas are good, but not for "" Tupis Amazonicos "", this distinction was made with the purpose of separating them from what Europeans found on the coast of Brazil. My proposal here is to show the "" tupis "" and other peoples who lived in the Amazon region in a similar way, but speaking of other linguistic changes. As we know, there were large villages there, many of them with sedentary characteristics, each with their own heads, however, with those chefs submitted to a larger chef. I have read a lot about the ancient Amazon and the recent archaeological discoveries, things that were not really expected by the general public, such as geoglyphs, villages on artificial islands, large water wells or dikes for fish farming, exquisite ceramics, etc. I want to create something based, for example, on Omaguas (Cambebas), it would be something impactful if you play with the Tupi of the Amazon and come face to face with natives dressed in rsrs with structures the dimensions of the discoveries at the archaeological site of Kuhikugu. This civ. is being thought for when finished it fits in the "pre-colonial" mod of Trinkentos, however I will leave a separate civ mod for those who want to play in the 0ad.

Yes, Amazonian Tupis. I am reworking them including structures like artificial cisterns and artificial village island. It is a pattern of graphics of Santarém ceramics, something temporary just to differentiate them from non-Amazonians.

Very violent, I am in favor of Polynesians having their own huts! (if you have any ideas formed for a mod, I can help you with 3D).

Hi, Download 0ad Windows : On Linux (Ubuntu and derivatives) just follow the instructions: https://play0ad.com/download/linux/ --(Development version). To download Delenda Est go to https://github.com/JustusAvramenko/delenda_est and on the green "code" button choose the option to download .zip.

Eso sería genial para cierto mapa!

I took a look at your .js, really amazing at some point I will have to study them to apply on some personal map (it's the way since I don't know how to program).

It is possible to open the maps in Alfa24, some errors may occur, probably because there are some structures and units modified in this new Alfa. Great maps, really challenging, I believe they deserved a selector in the campaign option.

It makes sense, perhaps with a shorter life, but quick to create and low cost. Something that was part of the wars in Mesoamerica was the burning of enemy buildings, perhaps that would be interesting to be represented in the 0ad.

Congratulations for the incredible work I hope will be added to 0ad.

Thank you, if you have any ideas or references to follow when conducting the siege workshop, please send it to me it helps and motivates me.

That I didn't understand, something bad? I'm open to criticism lol

Hi @stan something else to be changed in the "range"? Maybe not desing? Can it be compromised? Maybe this can be discussed on github, I can try the siege workshop next time.

Muy guapo !!!

About the two buildings I mentioned, I found a beautiful reconstruction in ArtStation. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/PmBnao First Building J, Second Building of the dancers.

I agree, however, I would not like to see them exclude them from the Magna Terra due to an alleged unavailability due to the geographic isolation that America was in at that time (I know that this was not mentioned is just something that I have already commented on on the forum)) About balancing, I understand that 0ad is a rts and everything is an abstraction (for example, the Zapotec buildings were all red), but I believe it would be cool to have more forms of victory, such as economic, cultural, etc. How to apply this, I have no idea.

I now understand! There are two very interesting structures in Monte Alban, Building J (observatory / record of military conquests) and that of the dancers (a building clearly aimed at military victories).

About historically accurate elite units (at most), I posted a little bit about it here .I'm not a historian, so I always wonder if I miss something lol. When the Zapotec script is deciphered it will be an incredible moment, there is a lot of information waiting to be revealed.

Actually siege workshops can be an option, in terra magna mod there is the "ball court" that could be used as a barracks for advanced units. On the issue of horses I don't see such a problem: D nothing that spearmen and a special unit with hunter bonuses and good speed don't solve (without being historically wrong). I did it in my personal mod with mayas. Personally I do not see problems in civs very different from the others, I am not a competitive player. I would love to see civs with an emphasis on cavalry, economy, population, defenses or just infantry. Anyway, this just my idea.