[Logo Remake] + new loading screen overlay

**Jake Armitage** · January 26, 2020, 06:15 AM

sure thing!

**Roma Invicta753** · January 27, 2020, 05:14 AM

Originally Posted by Lugos

Glad you like it

At some point i'll do Romans 100%, not sure yet if the next one (i'll probably finish Gauls first, but Romans are next after them

).

Sound great! By the way, do you plan to do unit cards of the entire units of DEI?

**nunz** · January 27, 2020, 09:21 AM

This is fantastic work. You're very talented!

**Lugos** · January 28, 2020, 08:48 AM

Originally Posted by Roma Invicta753

Sound great! By the way, do you plan to do unit cards of the entire units of DEI?

I'm not sure yet. For now, my plan is to measure how much time it will take, to make completely new set of unit cards (for 2 - 3 factions). Based on the results, i'll decide, if it is realistic to remake all unit cards in timely manner. But even if i make some process and method, that will allow me to pump them out fast. We're probably still talking in span of 1 - 2 year min. to remake them all

**Lugos** · January 28, 2020, 08:49 AM

Originally Posted by nunz

This is fantastic work. You're very talented!

Thank you Nunz,
for kind words. I Appreciate it

**Plush_Salmon** · February 03, 2020, 02:34 AM

Originally Posted by Lugos

I actually didn't recognize that those are cossacks. Looked like some kind of steppe warriors to me (the armor was off for time period, but i didn't know it was this much off.

Thanks for pointing it out

You're welcome.
It actually makes sence, for them to have very nomadic equipment that is, since they WERE steppe dwelllers, as well as their primary adversaries - Tatars of Crimea.
These 2 on the picture however may have never even seen a single tatar in their life since their uniform equipment may, I repeat MAY suggest, that they were on polish service. Whether as private army of king (Wojsko kwarciane) or other division - I'm not competent enough in polish history. They were good support unit for polish heavy hitters, that's for sure.
It may even be that this is a similar case to "hungarian" infantry units - light infantry clad in colorfull clothes, armed with muzzleloading rifles. That was all that was hungarian in them.

**KAM 2150** · February 03, 2020, 02:13 PM

They were called "Cossacks" but they were not "The" Cossacks, it was just the name of the unit, which was changed to Pancerni (Armoured), after series of Cossacs revolts. They made up even up to 60-70% of Polish cavalry in XVII century.