Gurken Khan

If they're massive I guess it's fine. Obviously I don't know much about those walls, and naively I expected the towers to be 'hollow', housing some stairs or ladders and then the platforms or floors above ground level would probably have to be wooden.

@Stan`Looking forward to that. Another detail: the top floors of those towers are made from stones? So the whole tower up to that height would have to be massive?

@Stan`Looks beautiful. Sad thing is, with so much detail it's clearly visible that there are no ways of accessing the walls and towers...

Stumbled across this, and though it's medieval thought some of you might like it: https://www.laphamsquarterly.org/roundtable/first-you-make-maps (Lots of old and beautiful maps.)

@GunChleoc So the fourth is genuine?

If you scout you can tell by (the movement of) the borders anyway. But I agree, it should be optional.

me: *still triggered* @mawinatore Just to add it expressive verbis: in other kinds of buildings than houses you can also garrison different (military) units; for convenience set a rally point before releasing the unit(s) so they come out in the right direction. (I know units getting stuck can be annoying as heck, but maybe it'll be better in the next version.) Alternatively you could show some human compassion and rather sacrifice a building than a soldier, you monster!

Works only for women.

Maybe @user1 or @Hannibal_Barca?

Hi @seantenk & welcome to the forums. You could try locating & posting your crash logs (before you start the game again). Most popular tip around here: disable glsl and post proc in the graphics options. hth

In vanilla you can only see your own summary (and those of allies, if you have any and researched cartography) until you end the game, I believe.

Sounds like a challenge to come up with a new team of generals every year. But I'm 'confident' they'd find a way to make customers pay...

@Sundiata Looks like I was lied to my whole life about the colors of the German flag. :/

At first glance I thought it was a German temple, lol

With the smell of a rotting apple. Well, not me personally, I believe that was Ibsen. But if the things that help other people don't work for you, you still might find your personal approach/method.

Hi @This@#$%Sheepand welcome to the forums. I sometimes land on the mod page when accidentally clicking multiple times when starting the game. I believe the 'public' mod has to be activated to play. If that's not your problem maybe give more information, like your OS...

I assume I'd have to kill the kids when wiping out a civ? Not sure if you want to go that way...

@Stan`mkay, I already downloaded Visual Studio 2013. I'll see if I can make some sense of the other sentences you wrote.

I'm always jealous when turning it off and on again glsl and pp off solves the stability issues for people. What was the most popular tip after that again?

Yeah, I remember that screen from AoE2. ^^ I concur. I also think my 'feminization' would be higher if 1/6th of my population were chicks in chariots elite female warriors, but I guess it will stay 'percentage of pedestrian workers trained who only cost food' for the foreseeable future. Is it intended behavior that allies attack my lifestock? I wish maps wouldn't troll me with unreachable berries. @elexis@(-_-)I've had another map with an 'invisible relic', but now I can't find it again. Once you got a solution for the relics spawning oob, will you be able to check the code of all maps? Is there a way to know who made which map?

I'm not sure how to take this. I believe there are some differences between a fishing game and a RTS, and would've thought that devs have some vision on what game they want to create?

Yes, they are making some kind of analysis. (You can turn on CC and get it auto-translated.) The video was made for a university course 'Archäogaming - concepts of the past in computer and video games'. Obviously they are not very experienced with the game, and a lot of the video is about basic gameplay (create units, collect resources, construct buildings...). They like the number of civs, and that people who want it get additional info about them in the game. They think the names for the civs are a bit funny, e.g. they don't like that there's only Athenians but no Greeks as such. They also don't like that you can build the acropolis anywhere and not only at the highest point of the city, and agreed that building on hills like here might not be that typical for Romans (not sure if they got the part about different maps...). tl;dr: some folks talked about 0AD in university, the two girls that made this vid generally liked the game, but there's not too much of any analysis in this vid.