He's talking about a particular skin, the unit made it in, just with a different skin
AFAIK the Yuezhi remained fairly unfinished and only had a few faction specific units made for them before they were removed, of those this is the only one that is not still in the game.Does anyone have a picture of that removed Yuezhi unit that was mentioned?
Sampul Spearmen
Damn you RTW hardcoded unit limit!
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Last edited by Banzai!; 03-19-2009 at 01:29.
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I don't think any of the units were removed due to unit limitations (EB still has a lot of unit slots left), mostly due to them being found to be ahistorical or in the wrong timeframe.
Specifically, one person campaigned to have the heavy Goidelic units removed because they were ahistorical, and the team's Celtic experts could not be contacted and had not left information about their sources. Unless these sources are found, the units will not make it to EB2. The Dosidataskeli are IIRC historical, but so rare that they would not have been around much.
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I've noticed him a long time on the EB page :)
Who was this guy??
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Campaigns completed: Vanilla Seleucid, EB 1.2. Carthaginian, RSII Pergamon
I think it's an older skin of the Hippeis Xystophoroi (Greek Noble Cavalry)
Has it been updated to 1.2? I know that their is an updated version of it in ||Lz3||s Mini Mod Pack but I only want to change the skins and I'm too lazy to search the files in the Mini Mod Pack, that are needed to change skin, unitcards and so on.
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Last edited by Zett; 03-20-2009 at 12:16.
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My Greek Nobles:
from satalexton, his name is Plato
from satalexton, his name is Sōkrátēs
from satalexton, his nam is Aristotélēs
Considering these guys are based on a tapestry found at Sampula in the Tarim basin which is early 1st c. AD and shows strong affinities with depictions of figures on textiles from the Noin-Ula burials in Mongolia of the Hsiung-nu, this unit is very likely anachronistic, if not outright wrong in representation. The figure on the tapestry is very likely a Hsiung-nu noble. I can't identify what the shield is based on, but I've not found any information on shields from the EB timeframe in the Tarim basin.
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