http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Carrhae
Scroll down to "The battle"...
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Carrhae
Scroll down to "The battle"...
Or if you're lazy:
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Srsly? That was a long time ago. I remember someone doing it in a thread where the discussion turned to Wikipedia.
Wait, what does this thread even mean?
Never mind, I didn't even read the link at first.
Last edited by A Very Super Market; 02-19-2009 at 07:38.
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What the hell... Funny guy who did that.
There used to be a purple thing from RTW there.
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Yes, I do remember the old vanilla RTW catas. What a blunder it was. Just like sticking a picture from 300 into the battle of Thermopylae. And I am not talking about "References in Poupular Culture" (I hate those sections) Anyway, that surprised me quite a bit, and that was not so long ago either.
Perhaps we should go to every article about the battles of Late Antiquity in Wikipedia and stick some appropriate EB screenshots, eh? Illustrations, especially the accurate ones, are always nice. Visual aid, that is the key!
Dare I ask why?And I am not talking about "References in Poupular Culture" (I hate those sections)
Seriously man, guys like these should be shot on sight. Such a degree of inteligence is... unbelievable.yes, someone added to the origional article that cata's were famous for their puple capes.
Oh yes, I came across that one day. I was like "Oh my gosh! EB's taking over Wikipedia! Yeah!"
This is the right picture for it, right? In the Historical Battles, the cataphracts are represented by the late Gripanvar.
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Why did the Romans fall?
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Genuine answers to school assingments more likely. After all: it is Wikipedia here, which is known to be a hunting ground for any and all answers to exams, papers and generally all sorts of knowledge tests.
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that was sad. but I was referring to the part that this guy posted :
which came conveniently after this:
some guy had added a textual description saying that cataphracts had purple capes conveniently after the latter's post..and sir edward caught it.
I was once alive, but then a girl came and took out my ticker.
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tired of ridiculous trouble with walking animations? then you need my brand newmotion capture for the common man!
"We have proven, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that if we put the belonging to, in the I don't know what, all gas lines will explode " -alBernameg
Oh yeah, I remember that one.
I think that it isn't too modest a proposal to add some pictures to this article here, after all a picture is worth a 1000 words or so they say.
Fighting isn't about winning, it's about depriving your enemy of all options except to lose.
"Hi, Billy Mays Here!" 1958-2009
While wikipedia does have nude breasts and male genitalia in their respective articles, Gaesatae are something an elementary schoolchild might have to search up for a project or something. No....
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Oh EB doesn't stop at Wikipedia. I once saw a History Channel video in class where they used EB to simulate the battle of Marathon. It was quite interesting.
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That was vanilla RTW to promote RTW.
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Was it vanilla? I didn't think it was used to promote RTW though.
embarrassing
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- from Tiberius Claudius Marcellus
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Please, I couldn't care less if some kid saw a penis. But people like to be better safe than sorry, and there isn't any real reason to post a picture of some naked dude, they'll just take it off.
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I thought that show was pretty cool for history channel.
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"DECISIVE BATTLES" INFERIOR.
TIME COMMANDERS SUPERIOR.
Seriously. I never get sick of Nusbacher saying things like "The Roman cavalry is crap", or Loades' childish enthusiasm, or them always smashing cavalry blocks into the infantry blocks with the shovel at the end of the show.
Oh, and the second series was presented by Richard Hammond (if you're into that sort of thing).
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Speaking of historic television, does anyone remember what that show on the BBC was called where they played out historic battles as some sort of game show? I believe there was two teams, each taking command of a side of a historic battle. They'd have the same means as communication as their historic counterparts and of course the goal was to see if things could have gone differently. I'd like to see it again, but I can't seem to find it on YouTube.
Last edited by antisocialmunky; 02-20-2009 at 22:53.
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