ALEXANDER EB

[TWFanatic]

I enjoy EB for its historical accuracy and don't think that makes me a geek. I also enjoyed other, less accurate mods, some of which have no qualms about admitting they don't give a hoot about such things. However, adding units which did not historically exist (or existed out of EB's timeframe) is utterly against the EB ethos and would ruin my EB experience by making it just like any other mod. I'd rather play EB and those other mods seprately, even if that means less units.

Just my

[Leviathan DarklyCute]

I enjoy EB for its historical accuracy and don't think that makes me a geek. I also enjoyed other, less accurate mods, some of which have no qualms about admitting they don't give a hoot about such things. However, adding units which did not historically exist (or existed out of EB's timeframe) is utterly against the EB ethos and would ruin my EB experience by making it just like any other mod. I'd rather play EB and those other mods seprately, even if that means less units.

Just my

Does that mean that all the units that will be in AlexEB mod are historically accurate?

[Atraphoenix]

is not there any chance to arrange them with reforms?
or hidden source if left any 0f 64 hardcoded?

[TWFanatic]

Does that mean that all the units that will be in AlexEB mod are historically accurate?

I was just offering my humble opinion, I am not part of the ALEX EB mod team.