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:laughter: Pauli's not the name of the thesis's writer, but this guy here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfgang_Pauli. I was referring to one of his quotes; once upon reading a paper he famously...

I've quickly read the whole thesis: I don't want to sound smug and arrogant, but honestly I'm far from impressed. The work hasn't clearly been proof-read, many phrases are obscure and convoluted with...

You're welcome, happy to be of help.



Ok, professor mode on: elmetto (elmeto in northern italian dialects, which do not geminate) means helmet in modern italian, but in the XV-XVI centuries was...

If you're looking for academic studies I suggest you Michael Mallet's works, Mercenaries and their Masters: Warfare in Renaissance Italy, and The Military Organization of a Renaissance State: Venice...

Those models are really awesome, have you ever thought about cooperating with Warsword Conquest ? They're working on a mod for M&B Warband, but their models aren't nowhere as good as yours.

Ala Optimatum Gallorum.



Cohors Venatorum Gallorum.



Who the hell knows :evil:. Why must CA always choose such silly names ? Given that latin doesn't have generic words for "sword", that...

I voted NO at the poll, because I believe we should keep split the name mod and the army overhaul (which is not a bad thing, and I wouldn't mind helping it).

No need to apologize since I didn't take any offence; you're right and I've thought about it sometimes, but my knowledge has its limits, and the scarce old latin I know of it's hardly useful: for...

Good point. However it's not that simple, since the game mixes units from different ages and we find the 3rd century triplex acies alongside the praetorians only a few names should be put in archaic...

He needs Quranic, I think.




Speak for yourself, the aim of this mod is to provide (more or less) realistic names for those who want immersion and do understand (won't say speaking, that's...

Parthia is a specific region of Persia, also known as Chorasmia or Khwarezm. Since the Arsacids came from there it was also common to refer to all persians as Parthi, but certainly not during the...

Oh, right then.

There may be an exception for nationality adjectives, but honestly I don't remember it.

It's better "Hoplitai Baktrioi", "Peltastai Baktrioi", and so one. In greek and latin the adjective usually follows the name




Closest thing we have is persicus, -a, -um, ie "persian".
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I have no idea :hmm:, I usually download all my steam games in english. Alla peggio, puoi fare copia e incolla manualmente.

I don't honestly understand your question, I mean no offense but your english is horrible. If you're italian, ask me what you want in that language and I'll answer.

Fluent my bottom :whistling.....I barely remember something from high school.

The simplest words for army are stratìa or stratià or stratòs, but there are many others; choose the one you like...

Arsacids, that would e the right one.


Anyway, I wouldn't call the hellenistic kingdoms by their rulers name, excepted Seleukeia for the Seleucids, each kingdom had its own name: for example...

Mmh, this one doesn't work at all.

A) It should be Legionarii Clibanarii;
B) Clibanarius comes from the greek klibanos, and is attested only from the 3rd century onward (only for persian heavy...

Bithyniakoi should be fine.

In many languages there is no difference between -b- and -v-, or their pronunciantion is almost the same; probably in parsi it's the same letter that can be transliterated both as b or v, and it...

I've also found an Ala Gallorum et Pannionorum Catafractata raised by the emperor Hadrian; since Catafractus refers only to cavalry I assume we may safely use it for cavalry armoured units.

Also,...

Should be fine then.




Not so much: "Legionarii Lorica Segmentata Ornati" has 32 letters, "Ala Sagittariorum Scytharum Loricatorum" 37 :cool:

We may have a problem. Lorica in latin simply means armour, any kind of armour. There are different kinds of loricae, such as the lorica hamata (mail armour), lorica squamata or squamea (scale...

Well, the new names are not in :no:. Btw, which language did you use, greek ?

b) Well, ala literally means wing (of the army), since cavalry was usually deployed on the wings (no :no:!!!); when this word was used it was implied they were talking about a cavalry regiment, as...

^ Use the Mod Manager and put this mod on top of the list, that should work.

One more thing: Ala Equites Auxiliares is wrong, because:

a) equites auxiliares should be genitive and not...

Clearly you didn't notice that each unit only has one name, and that obviously that name can be in one language only.

^ You're right, but we can't change every greek name in the game according to its original dialect, it's just easier (and the only way) to stick to the attic; we cannot simply make a separate name...

2 more things:

1) It'd be nice to have all the greek names in their own alphabet. Maybe it could just be optional, but I think many people would appreciate it (or maybe only me).

2) Sime units...

All from memory, therefore I'm not so sure about some of them. Btw, I didn't notice the two leagues, where they do come from ?

This is awesome ! The only problem will be I won't be able to understand which is which; latin and greek are as easy as kiss my hand, but punic, celtic and aramaic something else entirely.

Shouldn't be Thireophori then ? In latin the greek Y is usually transcripted as I.



No, I meant if there was a specific word for warships in general, of course I know about triremes etc;...

Ok, I definitevely need to study latin again. Since I also have an exam of latin literature this year, it may be quite a good idea :yes:



I'd still prefer the form hoplitis, since I find...

As far as I remember actually it was hoplites, male 3rd declension since an hypothetical hoplita,-ae should belong to the 1st declension, and I'm sure I never saw it among the 1st declension male...

Great mod ! I'll try to help with my latin and possibly my greek.



No, you don't ;) it's cohors hoplitum graecorum, though hoplitum graecorum does really suck to hear it in latin (hoplites ex...

The title says all: where do I have to mod to modify the number of skill points my armies/fleets earn with each rank ?

Very simply, what's the difference between a tower ship and a normal one (beside the tower, obvious) ? Why would a tower penteres cost more, if there aren't any noticeable change in stats ?

Is it just me, or the choice to assassinate/murder/manipulate someone never works out ? It doesn't matter whether it's an agent ability or the political option, it always only wounds the target...