LienRag

That is exactly how I found that /usr/share/games/0ad/mods/public was taking 3,3 Gb...

Incas, Aztecs, Xiongnu/Scythians, Thebans, Community Maps...

Kudos for using gitea rather than Microsoft's Github, but the paths in the link say nothing about the mods' locaction. And if Public.zip is the main game, then maybe my problem isn't with the mods ?

Of course not ! Debian Stable + Mate. That sounds quite logical. So, how to delete them ? Actually, no. There's only two Mod folders in /usr/share/games/0ad/mods/ , "public" and "mod". "Public" holds mod.json and public.zip, which weights 3,3 Gb, but I have no idea to which mods that corresponds. "mod" holds mod.zip for 35 Mb.

I downloaded a few mods for A26 and played them, but now my / is completely full (the mods apparently take 3,3 Go). I want to remove the more heavy-weight of them but I can't find a way to know which ones are taking the more space ? Also, if I deactivate them (the only option offered by the OAD GUI at least as far as I can see it) will it remove them from the disk ? If not, how to free space on disk ?

Historically a fortress was a way to interdict the area around it. And gameplay-wise, that's what it should do. A raid could go around it, a strong enemy force could capture it, but it should also be a deadly trap if you can block an enemy in its killzone by any other mean.

What is the effect of flanking ? And how do you encircle units ? I was only able to do that once (to a relic that the enemy was bringing to his territory) and it took me around ten attempts, all at minimum speed, before succeeding... Every other attempt, the Relic had no trouble going through my soldiers to run away before being captured.

I'm all for handicaps but not sure if bonus to collected resources are the best way ? What about one more woman at start, or things like that ?

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I don't think that I have it on alpha 26. All I have is a "Vésuve" map, which is not very good (too much wood, so not enough space to build).

What about kiting ?

Where is it ?

Or understaffed. Quick raids against an unprepared enemy are fun and strategic.

Should improve productivity of farms that are next to water...

Well, that depends where exactly you invest your little bit of meat...