Just to let y'all know!
I think it looks a little bit strange, can't point my finger on it though, and I'm no historical/what-not expert either. So enjoy! :)
Just to let y'all know!
I think it looks a little bit strange, can't point my finger on it though, and I'm no historical/what-not expert either. So enjoy! :)
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I also don't know how accurate it is, but he looks as if he's wearing a dressing gown.
I like it:
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12th century knights wore long surcoats over their mail hauberks.Originally Posted by Midnight
Pretty accurate if you ask me.
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Excellent job CA!Templar look like Angus McBride's Osprey art pieces. Well done. I hate bright colors of BI stylish fashion. Just don't give us pink pajamas CA
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I only hope that this unit will have lance in game, otherwise it will be just like MTW's Templars where didn't had lance.
Yeah, I know about surcoats... it just looks *fluffy* to me.
Um, I fear that since it is depicted without, it will come without again. Another job for the modders, I am afraid (upping the Templars charge was the one bit of modding I always did in MTW).Originally Posted by Herkus
I don't know about "wrong", but he does look a little cartoony.Originally Posted by Ituralde
"Its just like the story of the grasshopper and the octopus. All year long the grasshopper kept burying acorns for winter while the octopus mooched off his girlfriend and watched TV. Then the winter came, and the grasshopper died, and the octopus ate all his acorns and also he got a racecar. Is any of this getting through to you?"
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at first I thought "why a blue horse?" but I recall hearing the crusader orders didn't actualy put their symbols on the horse "clothes" so this might actualy be historically accurate.
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You know I've never seen an interpretation of a 12th century knight where the cloth surcoat had long sleeves. But I haven't seen everything. So colour me happy.
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Me too. But if the surcoats were partly used to protect the metal armour from overheating under the desert sun, I can see that it would make sense for them to have long sleeves (knights arms would also have metal armour).Originally Posted by lars573
There's also a new unit called a Strzelcy or sumthin'. At least, I haven't seen it before.
It seems to me that the horse and rider just don't match.
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It's blue because he's French. The Templars were primarily French. You can see the white French flower - fluer de lise or something.
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Yes, I was wondering that - how they are going to identify units as belonging to one faction or another? In MTW, both the English and the French had Templars - perhaps the English will have red-coated horses? (or even white, which would look better).Originally Posted by Servius1234
Has anyone noticed a distinct lack of Armour on all of the Horses pictures from the MTW2 official pictures. Horses only seem to be draped in cloth. I have only seen the Kataphractoi as fully armoured. Or was that the way then? Or will these units have new renderings as time progresses to illustrate new armour/weapons upgrades?
And why would that be any reason to give the man a blue trapper for his horse? The Templar Knights was a chivalric order -- it was destroyed by the French king for God's sake (pun intended)!Originally Posted by Servius1234
Historically Templars preferred white horse trappers, as far as I know. Not only would it be historically correct -- it would damn well sure be far more fashionable as well!
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Don't know much about the historical accuracy and whatnot, but the quality of the skin looks below par. Far too little detail.
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Hello new here would the units also include those pike blocks and musket combined unitas that they used at time or will they be all sepaert units
talk about my own bad spelling
those will probably be seperate units
Originally Posted by Drone
Originally Posted by TinCow
i really hope they intend on having foot knights too and order crossbowmen cause i like infantry and i want to see more than just templars on horses!
and that goes to the other orders too!
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