Amazing work as always,team of EB! I earnestly look forward to playing as the Nabataeans. Game-play in Arabia will be 100% better,not that it would be horrible at the start.
Amazing work as always,team of EB! I earnestly look forward to playing as the Nabataeans. Game-play in Arabia will be 100% better,not that it would be horrible at the start.
"Sing to the LORD a new song;sing to the LORD, all the earth."-Psalm 96:1
"A true man hates no one."-Napoleon Bonaparte
at least this time the ptolemies won't send army after army into the arabic desert for the sole purpose of taking down a southern arab city far from home.
all hail the flying spaghetti monster!
saugeil, oida! keep this going![]()
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This is my first gaze upon the upcoming EB II faction and i could only say: "Awesome". For the first time there's someone who are willing to contribute a huge amount of information about Ancient Arabia civilization, anyway i hope EB II could release sooner.
Good luck, EB II team.
there already was an ancient arabic civilization
the Nabatu faction symbol hasn't been explained in detail yet.
all hail the flying spaghetti monster!
The lion was a popular symbol and can be seen depicted in many forms of Nabataean art, for example there are two rather large lions facing eachother carved out in the rocks at Petra. It was a symbol of power and some people claim it was also connected to the royal house. Not to sure about the last part though. Other possibilities were either to abstract or generic, or only applicable for a certain period.
Weren't lions or at least mountain/cave "lions" (similar to American pumas) fairly common in the ancient world (EB area; not Britain and sorts though)?
Any knowledge on lions or large "wildcats" in ancient times / or the EB area is welcome...
Last edited by Casual Tactician; May 20, 2012 at 08:16 PM.
emblem of baktria. not a lion but it is a wild cat that was clearly prominent in ancient times![]()
all hail the flying spaghetti monster!
Lions were common in today's European Turkey, during our timeframe.
One of the great moments of Video game modding history!![]()
Apropos "video" - isn't here an Arabia-preview-video somewhere? If not, I'd settle for an initial release...
PS: Great preview!
Wonderful Guys cant wait for it to be released!
New pics of Arabian units from the EB2 Dev Blog...Spoiler Alert, click show to read: