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Whoa! Since when do we have in sunny Ithaca? Is it a new snow texture?

This civ with this building set should be added to Millennium AD as well IMHO. P.S.: don't think i did not notice that the Egyptians opened a franchise there

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Textiles indeed comprise an important part of ancient (and contemporary) societies, and adding them to the game would enrich it for sure, but please note it is a manufactured good and not a resource.

This is spectacular we should have a winery next Having a roof there suits the design, but why are the 2 roofs have tiles with different shape and color?

Do you have animation for the thrown axe mid-air?

Is that a boar tusk helmet?

Man oh man that rock is heavy... What about interest in the throwing axe? This is both about the throwing animation as well as the rotating axe animation.

The prospect of bridges is great, but the prospect of walls you can walk on is awesome.

All infantry types used to increase ship firepower before Release 28, not just archers.

If we are going in this direction, mercenaries should cause trouble even after paying and disbanding if no other player is hiring them like the Mamertines.

Grapejuice mod has the ammo concept https://mod.io/g/0ad/m/grapejuice#description

It's because the screenshot is lategame, most of it is burned down already.

You know, my father used to say: it's not the size of the win, it's the size of the arson that matters.

I think a Wonder should reflect the cultural highpoint of the civilization. I am not sure the destruction of a structure of another civilization is a highpoint. The Grove of Fetters would be a more appropriate candidate. Imagine, the player spends 3500 resources and places the wonder in the most defensible location of the city, only to get the smoking ruins of a camp...

IMHO the ability to board is too generic to be accessible to one civ only, i would rather have it available for all civs with Romans having a bonus that enhances it.

So only Roman will be able to capture? Isnt that a bit odd for a civilization bonus?

This is very welcome, but Tlthe main emphasis should be civ differentiation.

Will you add the balloons as well?

Battalions can be useful if it helps to create features such as directional attack bonuses and formation bonuses.

I think Starcraft 2 had something similar where you could set workers to auto-repair.