korinthian question

**Foot** · 03-13-2007, 12:46

500 units, but the model limit has not been reached yet, its at least 800. This is because MTW2 uses different models for the armour upgrades so CA had to increase the model cap, but EB won't be doing that. This allows for one model per unit, with lots of lovely left-overs for generals, captains, standard bearers and mounts.

Foot

**Kralizec** · 03-13-2007, 13:33

Just some brainstorming: it would be pretty nifty if you could use that feature, combine it with scripts and have lower-end soldiers improve their war gear through loot.

**Foot** · 03-13-2007, 13:38

Originally Posted by Fenring

Just some brainstorming: it would be pretty nifty if you could use that feature, combine it with scripts and have lower-end soldiers improve their war gear through loot.

What? Entire units. As far as I am aware armies did not equip themselves with the spoils of war, individuals might perhaps take a sword or belt, but I doubt that units would scout the battle for better armour. Besides, any armour they did pick up off a dead enemy would most likely have some rather large holes in it - such is war.

Foot

**Eduorius** · 03-13-2007, 13:56

Hannibal did make his Africans and Spaniards to collect the chainmails of the dead Romans. ;)

But I think its too difficult to do that.

I would love to see, but dont know if this is possible with M2TW ti see a Macedonian phalanx where different phalangites have different helmets (Thracian, Chalkidian, Thracian with facemask, etc) just like in the movie Alexander.

**Foot** · 03-13-2007, 14:01

Originally Posted by Eduorius

I would love to see, but dont know if this is possible with M2TW ti see a Macedonian phalanx where different phalangites have different helmets (Thracian, Chalkidian, Thracian with facemask, etc) just like in the movie Alexander.

Now that we are going to do. Different helmets, different shields, different armour, different faces. No worries there.

Foot

**Domitius Ulpianus** · 03-13-2007, 15:01

Originally Posted by Foot

Now that we are going to do. Different helmets, different shields, different armour, different faces. No worries there.

Foot

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**dutch81** · 03-13-2007, 16:43

What I think would be even better is the use of blacksmiths for a similiar purpose. For example the Polybius Reform actually seems to do very little to change the composition of the Roman army it is actually just a different skin with slightly upgraded attack and defense ... and I hate that I have to lose my veteran units for that upgrade (sorry I get really attached to units ... every bit as much as favorite generals) ... so now we could do that upgrade through 'technology' of the blacksmith ... maybe make the particular blacksmith available through a script to keep in a certain time frame.