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[Phalangitis]

Ok thanks for the response guys.nice to know that you want to reduce the % usage of the sword,i dont like to see it so much in the phalanx..Also could it be possible to make some how the impact of the phalanx more devastating on the charge when its deeper?i bet no but..i mean if i give the more depth like 30 men or so?or make it like a skill like how is the diamont formation skill?you make one that is just deeper Well alla of that is to represent the tactics of the thebans (morfeasnikos i visited the forum already i just didnt comment or anything )

Those stuff (deeper phalanx) are already present in the mod.You can check battle mechanics section where all these are explained and presented.Also in the video above (GaW tactics) near the end there is a live example of deeper phalanx.

[Ampraciotis]

oh yeah i know i ment with a single unit but not by using othismos but if i drag and make my unit deeper or something with presenting few men infront and more men in the back..i saw what you have done.i dont mean to put a unit behind the other..I dont know if you can understand what i'm saying lol i cant explain it (maybe i'll post in twh forum as well)

[Phalangitis]

I understood now.Sorry this can't be done.

[Ampraciotis]

yeah i though so :/ oh well..Reaaly nice video again btw

[Tenerife_Boy]

Hey, it's been a while since my lastest pictures so, I thought to show you 2 more just "situation pictures", kind of similar like the other one but less fancy/clean and more BLOODY:

Aiming with 5 full stack levy 1 archers to an athenian elite unit with just less than 20 soldiers, just to take this picture...

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The result:

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I think that, in my more than 2k hours playing this game, this picture is the "Arrow Power deadliest one". lol

Marching to war bravely...

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[Homo Bulla - Pablo Aparisi]

Please...let us play! any new notice about when it´s gonna come that awesome game? becouse it´s an all game, not only a mod! Thanks!

Marching to war bravely...

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[Phalangitis]

we are doing our best.. Mod is already in working state 100% playable but we still enriching with details to achieve max immersion.We could release even today but i feel that it is better to wait a bit to enjoy a 1.0 experience than to play a 0.9 version and then have to play again the 1.0 version.When all is out you will understand..
Cheers and thanks for the support.

[morfeasnikos]

Ui from Argos with the general Timotheos

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[charlieh]

Wouldn't want to face those guys. Great skins whoever made them :-)

[morfeasnikos]

Yes they are rοugh and tough !!!

[Tenerife_Boy]

Honestly, this argioi somatophylakes has steal my heart from the very first days I saw them...I don't know why, maybe the white colour combined with the bronze one is an eye candy for me!

[morfeasnikos]

Maybe those can fight them
those are the guards of Pagondas

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[Tenerife_Boy]

I gave you a strong and well deserve rep for that UI

[VINC.XXIII]

http://leclere-mdv.com/html/fiche.js...&aff=&r=&sold=

That greek helmet, most probably my fav' , the new helmet from post #66 looks quite similar. (In term of shape), how do Greeks call it?

[Tenerife_Boy]

Beotian Helmet

[VINC.XXIII]

Beotian Helmet

I imagined that this specific shape would have a specific name, its looks simpler than the Beotian I was used to see in on middle-republic roman army.

[Tenerife_Boy]

The beotian helmet was used by early republican equites, beotian helmet was famous between cavalrymen because it allows you to get an extensive overview of the battle area and cavalry need this.

[Abdülmecid I]

Just popping up to say that the proper latinised name of the region around Thebes is Boeotia and not Beotia. The reason is that the greek letters of "oi" are written in Latin like oe. e.g. Oenomaus and not Oinomaus or Enomaus. Therefore the word Boiotia should be written as Boeotia and the Boiotian helmet as Boeotian helmet. I suppose it is something similar to how in German oe is written like ö or ae like ä. After all, the greek ai is also written in Latin as ae (e.g. Aenesidemus and not Ainesidemus). Transcribing into the latin alphabet the words of the greek inscriptions was probably the hardest job at first, but you quickly get used to, even when it concerns complicated names, like Boeotia.

[Phalangitis]

We havent decided completely yet but due to the "Greek feel" we like to give to the mod we kept some name written similarly to Greek and not like the Latin versions..Yet we are not completely uniformed though and in many cases we got "Hoplitai" or "Hoplites" etc..For all those incosistances i am to blame caus Mr Mausolos is seldom wrong in his texts while me...
We will fix them though one by one in time

[Mausolos of Caria]

We havent decided completely yet but due to the "Greek feel" we like to give to the mod we kept some name written similarly to Greek and not like the Latin versions..Yet we are not completely uniformed though and in many cases we got "Hoplitai" or "Hoplites" etc..For all those incosistances i am to blame caus Mr Mausolos is seldom wrong in his texts while me...
We will fix them though one by one in time

Yes, in that transcribed case it would be ''Boiotia''. I am merely commending the way it is done these days in academic circles by historians (and archaeologists or philologians alike), but it is by no means the only option as you know, especially with your contemporary Greek view