Lannistark
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This is epic indeed. Excellent job, yet, where are the Punic Wars and the famous Hannibal Barca from 250- 200 AC ?
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zimmer1lb said:
You can`t find them becouse mod is not compatitle with 1.143, you can find them in cheatmenu though. Its common bug with uncompatitle version.
Lannistark
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Hmm, maybe this discussion should be moved to the technical thread? 
Lannistark
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maybe you are a fag who types a message just for the sake of trying to cause a flame war which now, rest assured, will most probably start?
diskustink
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Maybe you took his response the wrong way, since he resolved the persons problem?
Please people, keep it on topic. If you want to discuss other matters send a PM to the person concerned.
If you folks are referring to my post about the bolts and arrows??? It was actually designed to be a suggestion about putting them in lists of the cities. Sorry if I got something started here.
zimm out
P.S. I'll go and see if I can find the cheat menu. Thanks
Addendum:
I moved over to the new topics area as I saw no tech venu for the mod. Sry for the inconvenience.
zimm out
P.S. I'll go and see if I can find the cheat menu. Thanks
Addendum:
I moved over to the new topics area as I saw no tech venu for the mod. Sry for the inconvenience.
Supreme_Imperator
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I researched Carthage for you.Carthage should have more stronger units and many Mencaries.Iberian Infantry,Numidian Cavalry and Archers,Gaul troops ect...
Carthage had mixed troops here is picture of the Main Carthigian infantry
Here is another Carthigian Infantry.These are recruited from spain to guard Carthigian colonies but in these times they were used in Offensive campaigns.Hannibal had alot of these troops and most of them survived his Bitter Campaign.
These are heavily equiped and Armored troops they make the back bone of the carthigian Colonial defence and town guard.They were disbanded late into the war.The carthigians try copying the Roman Armory styles and try mixing it with Carthigian/Greek style and came up with this.They are fast and strong.
These are Iberian light infantry dont know much about them except they were highly disiplinced and contained heavy morale.
These are Iberian Scuttarii they are Militia.They are well equiped but not very armoured they mostly guard Towns.
These are heavy horsemen of Carthage.
Carthigian Heavy archers they are Mix of Numidian and greek Armour & Equipment.They are good at Close combat too.
These are Gaul slingers.
These are Carthigian sacred band.Most of them were Greek Mencaries trained by the Carthigian army.
Thats all and sorry for my bad english
Carthage had mixed troops here is picture of the Main Carthigian infantry
Here is another Carthigian Infantry.These are recruited from spain to guard Carthigian colonies but in these times they were used in Offensive campaigns.Hannibal had alot of these troops and most of them survived his Bitter Campaign.
These are heavily equiped and Armored troops they make the back bone of the carthigian Colonial defence and town guard.They were disbanded late into the war.The carthigians try copying the Roman Armory styles and try mixing it with Carthigian/Greek style and came up with this.They are fast and strong.
These are Iberian light infantry dont know much about them except they were highly disiplinced and contained heavy morale.
These are Iberian Scuttarii they are Militia.They are well equiped but not very armoured they mostly guard Towns.
These are heavy horsemen of Carthage.
Carthigian Heavy archers they are Mix of Numidian and greek Armour & Equipment.They are good at Close combat too.
These are Gaul slingers.
These are Carthigian sacred band.Most of them were Greek Mencaries trained by the Carthigian army.
Thats all and sorry for my bad english
Lannistark
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zemdu said:
Legions and cohorts existed at the time. It's just that they were smaller, they actually became bigger before the famoust battle of Cannae if I recall right. But anyways "cohorts" was the name given to regiments, like squadrons nowadays. I think it was 100 men made one cohort, leaded by a centurion. then X cohorts made a legion, leaded by tribunes. Roman armies organistation was really effective, no wonder they conquered half the world known
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Lannistark said:zemdu said:
Legions and cohorts existed at the time. It's just that they were smaller, they actually became bigger before the famoust battle of Cannae if I recall right. But anyways "cohorts" was the name given to regiments, like squadrons nowadays. I think it was 100 men made one cohort, leaded by a centurion. then X cohorts made a legion, leaded by tribunes. Roman armies organistation was really effective, no wonder they conquered half the world known
maybe so, but there were'nt any legionairies then, the roman army was'nt a profeshional army back then
