Funny Pics

[Quirinus]

It was a rebel general. Has anyone seen anything like this before?

[Omanes Alexandrapolites]

I think the rebels are classified as a Roman faction, so they are exposed to usually Roman only traits. The idea of some hairy and scary Barbarian being classified as a true Roman is quite a comical idea though - the senate must be letting standards slip somewhere.

[anelious phyros]

When I started to play BI the advice lady said a lot of factions like barbarians and rebels took a lot of stuff from the Roman Empire. Besides he looks like a trume Roman to me.

[Paradox]

It was a rebel general. Has anyone seen anything like this before?

I don't know what's weirder, the fact that he's called Konan or that he's listed as a 'True Roman.'

[Thundermace]

I've got one interesting, however I can' t upload it - if I try the option "insert image" or if I drag it in the box message

[Omanes Alexandrapolites]

Before you can use an image, indeed any file, on the internet, you need to upload it to a server.

There are three major options to choose from for hosting images - ImageShack (http://www.imageshack.us), Photobucket (https://www.photobucket.com) and Picdoodle (http://www.picoodle.com/). There are a few others which can be found by performing a search for "free image hosting", although in the past I have found them to sometimes be fairly unreliable.

Picdoodle and ImageShack don't require registration, although Photobucket does. I generally have found Photobucket the easiest to use and fastest, though, when compared with the sluggish speeds one gets at peak times with ImageShack. I've never used Picdoodle, so I can't really judge it very well. Sorry.

Google also now do a service called Picasa (http://picasaweb.google.com/home?tab=mq) - I've never tried it, but if you have a Google account and wish to avoid multiple accounts with multiple passwords across the web, then this may be for you.

[anelious phyros]

Before you can use an image, indeed any file, on the internet, you need to upload it to a server.

There are three major options to choose from for hosting images - ImageShack (http://www.imageshack.us), Photobucket (https://www.photobucket.com) and Picdoodle (http://www.picoodle.com/). There are a few others which can be found by performing a search for "free image hosting", although in the past I have found them to sometimes be fairly unreliable.

Picdoodle and ImageShack don't require registration, although Photobucket does. I generally have found Photobucket the easiest to use and fastest, though, when compared with the sluggish speeds one gets at peak times with ImageShack. I've never used Picdoodle, so I can't really judge it very well. Sorry.

Google also now do a service called Picasa (http://picasaweb.google.com/home?tab=mq) - I've never tried it, but if you have a Google account and wish to avoid multiple accounts with multiple passwords across the web, then this may be for you.

Omanes to the rescure mate!