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if i have time. : And we are done Tom Bubu said:@Oliver>> Well, now you got the names, just search the links
Both of them!
! I took a look at the features and I have changed them hugely. Also I have made a lot of progress. Implementing new features like camp entrechnments (really interesting) and hunting - which needed a big fix. If you want some screenshots, just tell me.
Quintillius said:Update: The Butcher
New screenshot of the butcher:
How do you like the butcher scene?
Interesting details:
- Every town has a butcher
- One can work for only one butcher.
- One can earn money by hunting.
- If one resigns, he has to wait 3 days before he can apply again.
- Boar flesh is rare, but has a lot of profits unlike deer flesh.
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Quintillius said:You get an error when you kill all deers/boars of a party, don't you?
I didn't got anything else than errors when I implemented this script. So I made a fix and nobody should care about errors now
Also have someone already seen that mega butchering knife in the flesh somewhere behind in the screenie?
Update: The French Imperial Dragoons
The Arise of the French Imperial Dragoons
"The dragoon regiments of the line distinguished themselves in the German Campaign of 1805, and so Napoleon decided (in a decree of April 15, 1806) to reorganize the cavalry of the Guard and create within it a regiment of dragoons (Regiment de Dragons de la Garde Impériale), made up of three squadrons, headed by 60 officers personally selected by Napoleon. The first squadron was to have 296 men, and be made up of "vélites", whilst the other two were regular squadrons of 476 horsemen. To complete this new unit, each of the 30 dragoon regiments of the line provided 12 men, each of whom had done 10 years of service, and the brigadier, chasseur, and dragoon line regiments provided the sous-officiers. This regiment quickly became known as the Régiment de dragons de l'Impératrice (the Empress' Dragoons) in tribute to their patroness, Joséphine de Beauharnais, and up until its last member died, the Regiment marked the anniversary of her death.
The unit's numbers rose to 1269 in 1807 with the addition of two new squadrons, and on December 9, 1813 it was attached to the Guard's 3rd regiment of éclaireurs. The dragoons' uniform and weaponry was the same as those of the Guard's mounted grenadiers, only in green rather than blue, and (in place of the bonnet à poil) a copper helmet with a hanging mane in the Neo-Greek Minerve style, and a red plume."
source: Wikipedia.org
Only Napoleon has them.
Napoleon who wants to show his new uniform
Are you the one who dares to challenge them?
Don't notice the ugly and wrong helmet, it needs to be replaced.
so siriously nice you've fixed it
