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I think you have to decide whether you want a game that is as authentic as possible or a game balance that ignores this. In the time in which 0AD is set, the navy was not as usable as it is today. After the Romans had practically the entire Mediterranean under control, ship development stagnated. Arrow ships did not exist in the traditional sense, at least you couldn't sink ships with them, at most you could set them on fire. In principle, all war galleys were designed for ramming or you tried to capture the enemy. Special weapons like the Corvus or Harpax could be added to the Roman navy. For example, I think it would be fun if you could add pirates to sea maps as an option, like treasures, which can get on your nerves during setup. And also, as with delenda est, I think a naval shipyard is better than just one harbor for all units. But that's just my opinion...

Ah.... don't excuse, it's no problem ... just tell me, when I'm able to download ... thank you for support

Please give a sign in this thread when I can download it with Windows 7 . Until now I was not able by torrent or instead. And you would have to change that, one way or another.

I'm an old guy and not really flexible. I find it difficult to deal with changes. I'm too lazy to change an operating system now, to be honest. I'm more likely to get a new laptop before Alpha 28 comes out. It would still be nice if Alpha 27 could run with my old Windows 7...

That's very kind, you are a good team ... thank you for support

I think so, but I wonder why Alpha 26 works perfect and 27 don't.

Yes, I use Windows 7 as well.... sadly my main PC is broken (Windows 10)..... last time with Alpha 26 I have had no problems on both PC's... but with delenda est... I think I tried few times downloading suddenly it works.

I have the same problem....

Zeus or Zarathustra would be my favorites.

It's a smart and well-designed mod. The variety is great and I'm looking forward to it, because one day doesn't matter. After the main program appeared, you were very quick. Good work. Keep it up.

You have to be careful with this topic because it quickly overloads micromanagement. However, a slave market was important in ancient times.

Complete it in alpha 26 ... I absolutly agree with Freagarach...

I will play it soon....congratulations!

Your mod is very varied and innovative. I'm really excited about your version for alpha 25. please never stop ...

The largest ship ever built is a 40 built by Ptolemy IV. It was about 128 m long, a good 17 m wide and had a height from the waterline to the tip of the stern of a good 24 m.The crew consisted of 4,000 rowers, 400 seafarers and 2,850 marines. The traditional description of this ship suggests that it was a catamaran ship. However, the distribution of the rowers over the assumed three rows of oars is unclear. The known length of the ship allows for 50 oars per row. It is therefore likely that the rowers will be distributed on both sides of the double-hulled catamaran. This would mean 1,000 rowers per hull side, i.e. 4,000 rowers in total. The 50 oars on one side could then have been manned with 20 oars in a Thranite-Cyclite-Thalamite cycle. This is the most believable solution today. The upper deck spanned both hulls and thus had a correspondingly large area to accommodate the combat crew. However, these large galleys had no tactical value and were militarily and economically unjustifiable.