Hello everyone.
I've just come back after a long time off the forum. And I've been interested in knowing about this particular mod.
The question I have is, can you play as the Timurids? Or no?
Semisalis
Timurids
Hello everyone.
I've just come back after a long time off the forum. And I've been interested in knowing about this particular mod.
The question I have is, can you play as the Timurids? Or no?
"I am the death of the pale faces, I am the killer of Romans, I am the scourge sent upon you, I am Zarrar Ibn Al Azwar!"
"May Cowards gain no comfort from sleep."
Domesticus
Re: Timurids
Not in this version, i dont know if they're going to add them for bc II or not.
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Reap the promising song of the sparrow, that they learned from the birth of sea.
Silenced by the threnody of the crows. Reap the fallen fruit of the dogwood tree.
But I witnessed in all this silence one soul's definition of beauty. and a backlit smile so temporary.
A facade so rich with evil history. Cast in direct opposition set to overwhelm this moment to shine and sleep.
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Re: Timurids
of the nomadic peoples, you can only play Mongols and Kypchaks. There is no timurids yet.
Libertus
Re: Timurids
I didn't know the Mongols were playable in 1.05...are they? And don't the Great Seljuks count as Semi-Nomadic?Originally Posted by Ali G
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Re: Timurids
Hi Saladin45,
No, BC does not include the Timurids. We have no future plans to include them either due to mod historical timeframe restrictions.
Domesticus
Re: Timurids
No they aren't playable, sort of.
Reap the promised end to the struggle. Reap every point on our linear path.
Reap the smiles in time we borrow, every harvest relies on the last.
Reap the promising song of the sparrow, that they learned from the birth of sea.
Silenced by the threnody of the crows. Reap the fallen fruit of the dogwood tree.
But I witnessed in all this silence one soul's definition of beauty. and a backlit smile so temporary.
A facade so rich with evil history. Cast in direct opposition set to overwhelm this moment to shine and sleep.
came out on top of what was borrowed, and found all that beauty to be still...
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