Preview: The Areuakoi

**vonhaupold** · 12-11-2012, 00:09

Amazing preview! The amount of historical research involved is incredible! I tip my hat to the EB team, and in particular to Brennus, for unveiling such a marvelous preview. Having grown up in Spain, I can really appreciate the attention to detail that the Areuakoi and Iberians have received. Thank you guys so much for the hard work.

Can't wait for the release!

**Tochata** · 12-11-2012, 00:17

I greatly appreciate all of the time and effort you all have given to this project. It really looks wonderful. I regretfully dont know any programmers. Have you guys tried to raise money via kickstarter (or similar programs) to pay for programmers? The people who give x amount could have their picture incorporated into a factions family tree or some other incentive. I dont know how you guys feel about actually paying people for helping though.

**Kival** · 12-11-2012, 00:56

Originally Posted by Tochata

Have you guys tried to raise money via kickstarter (or similar programs) to pay for programmers? The people who give x amount could have their picture incorporated into a factions family tree or some other incentive. I dont know how you guys feel about actually paying people for helping though.

I doubt raising money via kickstarter for the mod would be legal. Getting some donations for the homepage might be grey area (translation?), but donations to pay people working on the mod would be a violation of Sega's rights.

**Paltmull** · 12-11-2012, 12:56

Awesome! I love that you are making new battlemap settlements! Those are going to add tons of immersion to the game.

**Gaius Sempronius Gracchus** · 12-11-2012, 21:52

Have to say that I have only good things to say about this mod, and not just on the principle that those working on it do so in their own time and for free, but also because it is a masterpiece in the making. Brennus, and the team, you have done yourselves proud with another in-depth, beautiful and incredible faction preview. I am awed by the scope of it all. I wish I was any good as a programmer, but I am not. Kudos, and a big thank you.