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do you have some reference for it?btw i think that they will running to the wall ,i think they are waiting for the ram or the siege tower on those picturesJankoMega said:They were.Btw it's awesome to see it in,in Warband.Not everyone running to the walls,boring!kuauik said:
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no,no you didn't understand,i said about native,where soldiers are just running on the wall.This mod has so much better and complex options for siege.kuauik said:do you have some reference for it?btw i think that they will running to the wall ,i think they are waiting for the ram or the siege tower on those picturesJankoMega said:They were.Btw it's awesome to see it in,in Warband.Not everyone running to the walls,boring!kuauik said:
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Don't forget to make Masjids ( Mosques ) as well as Churches in Jerusalem , because Muslims and Christians lived in peace there .
There must be more Masjids than Churches because most of the population there were Muslims . Masjids mustn't be very big . Make some of them big and some other small . That's if you want to make the town really alive and good realistic looking .
There must be more Masjids than Churches because most of the population there were Muslims . Masjids mustn't be very big . Make some of them big and some other small . That's if you want to make the town really alive and good realistic looking .
this armor is inaccurate - it appeared in the late 13th century & only became popular after the 1400s
visored helmets where more popular
closed helmets actually did appear in the 12th century so including them would be accurate too
btw, a Spanish knight who fought Saladin at Tyre was recorded to have
dressed in green and wore a helmet with a pair of stag's antlers
Templar reference battle of Hattin
army of Richard the lion heart (osprey, the third crusade) ; notice the diamond shaped great-helm on the far left
visored helmets where more popular
closed helmets actually did appear in the 12th century so including them would be accurate too
btw, a Spanish knight who fought Saladin at Tyre was recorded to have
dressed in green and wore a helmet with a pair of stag's antlers
Templar reference battle of Hattin
army of Richard the lion heart (osprey, the third crusade) ; notice the diamond shaped great-helm on the far left
The two helms at the right and in the middle are transitionnal helms. Real great helms or totally closed helms appeared in the mid-13th century. But even the helms that we can see in the Maciejowski Bible (about 1250-1260) are called
"small helms" (petit heaume in French).
The one you call "diamond shaped great-helm" is actually a Castillan late 12th century helm (btw, I have made it for Europe 1200)
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My avatar head is one of our models of Byzantines of 10th-11th centuries.
About the closed helmets.
When we talk if a part of equipemnt was used we must define when and where.
Closed helmets were in use for centuries before th e1st crusade but when crusaders
settled in Middle East they were forced to adopt new kind of equipment to be more comfortable
in the desert heat!
Normansa and later all western europeans used such closed helmets all around europe that climate was cold and the opponets used similar equipment.
In middle east saracens did not use the same equipment and they had much more mobile and manuevrable armies thanks to the vast numbers of light
and range horsemen of theirs.
Medieval Romans (Byzantines) were forced also to change their equipment,warfare and army composition after the 1st arabic expansion !
So what is used is relative to where and why!
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Leon473 said:The new helmet, and some improved textures of helmets:
A comparison with the old version:
New version:
Old version:
much better, go leon!
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Sexy textures.
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