A language option

[Sylon]

The unit names in EB1 were in both English and their respective native languages. The English names are in brackets after the native ones. For example, a Makedonian general's bodyguard would have its name displayed as 'Somatophylakes Strategou (Hellenic Bodyguard Cavalry)'.

[Hybr1d]

The unit names in EB1 were in both English and their respective native languages. The English names are in brackets after the native ones. For example, a Makedonian general's bodyguard would have its name displayed as 'Somatophylakes Strategou (Hellenic Bodyguard Cavalry)'.

I know that, I just want the English names instead of the native.. atleast have an option to turn the native names off.

[Ca Putt]

Have you checked the unofficial modding section? I believe this has been asked already some time ago, dunno how it ended.

Personally I don't see any problem with the dual name as It gives you both the fun of funky names and the clarity of "Numidian Nobles"

Edit: Ooops, sorry. Seems that was you and there have not been any changes since. Anyway this also means you know the peoples opinion. Well It's either Do-it-yourself or get used to non english names I mean you have been living with them for 3 years now ;)

Edit: fyi this is the 4th thread you made for this topic!(and now I posted in all but one XD ) You could aswell just necro them or even simpler, mod it yourself

[Blxz]

Personally I don't see any problem with the dual name as It gives you both the fun of funky names and the clarity of "Numidian Nobles"
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This here. ^

Its really not hard to look to the end of the units name. I do it automatically now. I mean, the english is quite obvious, you don't have to sift through loads of text or anything.

Of course, as Ca Putt said, just go through the files and remove the first, foreign part of all the unit names. Not so difficult. (although more difficult than just dealing with it the normal way.

EDIT: of just look at the unit card to recognise what it is. Its pretty obvious what you are dealing with by the picture.