Twitter discussion

[Populus Romanus]

Quick nazgool, Moros has asked you for orders! Get him to do something!

-impersonates said general-


"Give them a highly informative, factual, unambiguous, and relevant piece of information."


-/impersonation-
Hehehe...I gots ya now.

[Tellos Athenaios]

How about: you can't fool me?

[Tanit]

"These aren't the druids you're looking for"

[Moros]

He's got me there. Oh well... this thread now has 1030 posts, our twitter has 318 tweets and 398 followers.

[nazgool]

Some news from twitter :)

Finished the skins for a lusotannan unit. Great model by JMRC. - Gustave

[Populus Romanus]

He's got me there. Oh well... this thread now has 1030 posts, our twitter has 318 tweets and 398 followers.

Wait - that worked? Let's be a little more ambitious this time...

Give us a useful, truthful, unambiguous piece of information pertinent to undisclosed new features made possible by the M2TW engine.

Muwahahahaha....

[nazgool]

Finished a skin for a lugian unit, a basic archer unit and a peak at it: http://bit.ly/hnkran ~Tux
about 3 hours ago via web

Another great skin Tux :) Thank you for sneak peak :)

[Horatius Flaccus]

Yes, great work Tux!

[Tellos Athenaios]

Wait - that worked? Let's be a little more ambitious this time...

Give us a useful, truthful, unambiguous piece of information pertinent to undisclosed new features made possible by the M2TW engine.

Muwahahahaha....

We fix the lookup table associated with the unit descriptions. If you know your total war history, you might appreciate the following. Assuming you have M2TW you can see this one for yourself: use the M2TW unpacker and then examine the contents of data/text/export_units.txt in a hexeditor. You will find that at the end it contains a series of keys which correspond to the description keys needed for Vanilla RTW 1.0 to function. The number of keys divided by 3 (the description format stipulates 3 items for each unit) gives you the number of units in RTW Vanilla: 265.

[Populus Romanus]

We fix the lookup table associated with the unit descriptions. If you know your total war history, you might appreciate the following. Assuming you have M2TW you can see this one for yourself: use the M2TW unpacker and then examine the contents of data/text/export_units.txt in a hexeditor. You will find that at the end it contains a series of keys which correspond to the description keys needed for Vanilla RTW 1.0 to function. The number of keys divided by 3 (the description format stipulates 3 items for each unit) gives you the number of units in RTW Vanilla: 265.

Sweet!


How about: an unambiguous answer to the question; " what is one new undisclosed unit that will be in EbII from a yet undisclosed new faction (I am not asking for the name of the faction)?

[stratigos vasilios]

"These aren't the druids you're looking for"

These aren't the druids we're looking for...

[Tanit]

Move along . . .