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Now why is it that the Parasim Maurim and Parasim Garamantim horses look like they're carved from stone? :)
Because they're early models.
You know this is a game and not an film animation or something, right? Also you know this is not an FPS and it's a strategy game so poly count must not be too high.
They may suffer some changes but an too high increase of the poly count is not an option.
They may suffer some changes but an too high increase of the poly count is not an option.
Originally Posted by Tux:
You know this is a game and not an film animation or something, right? Also you know this is not an FPS and it's a strategy game so poly count must not be too high.
They may suffer some changes but an too high increase of the poly count is not an option.
It's also a WIP. You know this is a game and not an film animation or something, right? Also you know this is not an FPS and it's a strategy game so poly count must not be too high.
They may suffer some changes but an too high increase of the poly count is not an option.
Is the the yellow-red of the Merkabim Garamantim's harness final or will you change this as it really stands out against the rest of the chariot.
Some changes are still going to be made there and the yellow saddle cloth should be removed.
Just saw this preview and I must say that EB-team have done an amazing job so far! 
I don't even regret buying Kingdoms anymore!
I don't even regret buying Kingdoms anymore!
Another group of people for the mighty Carthaginian's to assimilate.
Originally Posted by tls5669:
Another group of people for the mighty Carthaginian's to assimilate.
last time a berber people were in a game, its usually the coastal factions that got into a load of hot water (just ask Rome in IJ or IBFD)Another group of people for the mighty Carthaginian's to assimilate.
I hope to be the first player of the lakhmids to conquer the berbers
Originally Posted by :
There's proof that the african bush elephant was not used in war, which means that carthaginian elephants were mostly north-african forest elephants (now extinct). There are references to african elephants in Hannibal's army with towers, and they were north-african forest elephants.
Interesting stuff on whether African bush elephants can be trained here. It seems they can - though i dont know if there's any evidence of them being trained for war in ancient times.There's proof that the african bush elephant was not used in war, which means that carthaginian elephants were mostly north-african forest elephants (now extinct). There are references to african elephants in Hannibal's army with towers, and they were north-african forest elephants.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/notesandqu...,-1775,00.html
And some stuff from BBC Nature - it seems scientists are divided on whether Hannibal's elephants were African Bush elephants, African forest elephants or a separate species of North African forest elephants that are now extinct.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/species/...orest_Elephant
Wow, this is looking freak'in awesome. I really like how the Garamantines have been expanded, and I already love their chariots.
I assume that there will be Numidians also.
I assume that there will be Numidians also.
Originally Posted by Zradha Pahlavan:
Wow, this is looking freak'in awesome. I really like how the Garamantines have been expanded, and I already love their chariots.
I assume that there will be Numidians also.
That's right. Go to this thread. You'll find a pleasant surprise there, if you haven't seen it already.Wow, this is looking freak'in awesome. I really like how the Garamantines have been expanded, and I already love their chariots.
I assume that there will be Numidians also.
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