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I'm not sure if the restoration of this armor is based on history, I mean many people try to imagine Iranian cavalry in terms of sculptures and rough paintings, but in my experience, the folds of the sleeves/trousers fabrics are easily affected by Mistakenly thought it was the texture of the armor.

I think dogs can be trained in corrals. Rejoining kennels is not a good option, they are too small to be easily selected by the mouse. Also occupies the group button.

I want to add water, like the power provided by the power plant in Command & Conquer, to limit the size of the city. For example, if I build a well to provide 100 units of water, one military camp will occupy 50 units. If I build two military camps and use up the quota of 100 units, I need to build another water well. If the well is damaged, the total water supply will not be able to cover the consumption. , the efficiency of all buildings that consume water decreases. I don't know where to find the files for population resources, where can I get the relevant code?

How is this mod going? Will some game settings from Age of Empires 3 and Age of Mythology be considered? For example, workers no longer need warehouse and granary buildings, and can directly gather resources from mines, quarries, trees, animal carcasses, and berry bushes. Farmers can work in fields with a model granary in the middle, and a field is limited to 10 people? I think these designs are also great to reduce the player's actions and allow you to focus more on combat.

You want a supply wagon like in Rise of Nations, once soldiers enter enemy territory without a supply wagon, their HP will be reduced. Or a food consumption system like Ancestors Legacy? All soldiers will be debuffed once the food reserve is exhausted?

This reform will actually make the Athenian infantry evolve into the later Macedonian pikemen, so if this reform makes the infantry more flexible, then also consider whether to modify the Macedonian, Seleucid and Ptolemaic pikemen Attributes.

The Athenian Scythian archers seem to be slaves paid for from abroad, these people are also responsible for keeping the city policing, I feel they should be trained in the civic center and need more metal.

These warriors were born to fight hand-to-hand on deck, and may not be able to adapt to positional warfare on land. They'd better not be champions, but train like Roman swordsmen from docks and warships in P1. As a flexible rather than powerful soldier.

Before the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, excluding the vassal states, it was the second-level local administrative unit of Jun and Xian, and the Zhou was only a unit to supervise the local government. The third stage is more suitable to use the capital, because it represents the central government, and some buildings representing the imperial court also appeared in this stage.

Naturally, it would be better to add tones to Hanyu Pinyin.

From the Chinese administrative level, it should be "县Xian", "郡Jun", "都Du/京Jing"。 “乡Xiang” is not necessary. Because at the level of "县Xian", there will be regular official offices and the army can be mobilized.

Will there be a special burning arrow mode for archers in the future?

But, as in Ptolemy, this soldier would be divided into two types of soldiers, the spearmen and the javelinmen.

I have seen this video. Ge was in use before the advent of chariots, though. During the Shang Dynasty, soldiers would hold a leather-covered shield in their left hand and use Ge in their right hand.

Soldiers using the shorter Ji or Ge carry shields to protect themselves, just like soldiers using tomahawks. If he doesn't have a shield, he uses the length of the pole and the strength of the two-handed grip to overwhelm his opponent. We have tested this weapon in cold weapon fighting competitions, the player who uses Ji can easily defeat the opponent swordsman, and he will not lose until he encounters the opponent who uses pike.

Ji evolved from the Ge, Ge is similar to a battle axe. Ji can be used to attack an enemy hiding behind a shield, to attack an enemy's head or to pull the shield away. It can also be used to hook the enemy, which is still necessary in cavalry combat.

The characteristics of the Yue people are that they mainly use infantry, are good at water warfare, and use swords more than long-pole weapons. Many swordsmen in the Han army are recruited from the Yue people. The Dian people are famous for their cavalry, and many bronze wares depicting the Dian cavalry have been unearthed. None of them use war elephants.

In fact, the javelin is more common than the sling, and if the cavalry sees the lower body as the part that needs protection, then they don't leave the thigh exposed, the javelin can easily pierce the aorta. I think the problem is that the restorers still haven't figured out what kind of armor the Romans used to protect their thighs, not that the Romans really didn't protect them.

I need to point out that don't believe the historical view of the modern Vietnamese, the country just started to say something different from their ancient historical records after reunifying North and South and fighting China in 1979. The level of civilization of the Yue and Dian people is not so low, and they do not expose their bodies. In fact, several southern countries conquered by the Han Dynasty were very similar to China before, because they had always had exchanges and contacts with the Chinese princes who had conquered each other before. Those who ruled Nanyue were immigrants from Qin, and those who ruled Dian were immigrants from Chu.

I was so looking forward to this new spectacle, it looked magnificent.

Many times, I think it is better to choose a country to define a faction than to use civilization, because the formation of a kingdom means that many tribes have completed integration, such as the Gauls Vicentoli, who is the leader of the Alvini tribe , but equivalent to the high king of the whole of Gaul. Is there such a kingdom in Iberia?

This looks like Total War: Troy

I may not have made it clear, I mean, what tribes were there on this peninsula in ancient times? What are they called and who should we choose to represent the Iberians?

I'm talking about towers that can shoot arrows. I think the fort and the civic center are the same level of buildings, both should be able to build in neutral areas and provide land influence, the fort itself should be able to store resources, no need for warehouses. But here's the problem, what about those lakes, streams, and waterfalls on the map, aside from wells? These are all water sources. Rather than re-drilling wells where there is no water, in reality people always choose an easier way - to settle directly next to a natural body of water.

What nation do we call the Iberians? Some of them appear to be Celts, related to the Gauls.