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Recruitademt
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I didn't think those things was in used during this time 1655-? Weren't they removed during the thirty years war?
Recruitademt said:
The mod is set in 1648.
Recruitademt
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YourStepDad said:
Emh? Since the title of the game is "The Deluge" I'm pretty sure it's not.
Its fair to say, that The Deluge is placed in period between beginning of Khmelnicki's uprising(164
to the end of Polish-Ottoman War(1676 or 1699).
But I guess, that developers are not complete history nazis and will add stuff from slightly before or after that period.
to the end of Polish-Ottoman War(1676 or 1699). But I guess, that developers are not complete history nazis and will add stuff from slightly before or after that period.
Hofiko
KuroiNekouPL said:Its fair to say, that The Deluge is placed in period between beginning of Khmelnicki's uprising(164
I'd rather say 1648-1660.
But sometimes it's possible to implement something that's not from this period (proof: Kircholm event (1605) was played in the Deluge.)We didn't have any war with Ottoman empire at that time.Hofiko said:KuroiNekouPL said:Its fair to say, that The Deluge is placed in period between beginning of Khmelnicki's uprising(164
I'd rather say 1648-1655.
I used dates 1676 and 1699 because thats when two wars with Turks ended.
Hofiko
Firstly, correct my quote, because the one in your post is false. Secondly, I think that 90's of 17th century were already pretty different than the middle of that century, and we are talking about Ottoman war from 1672-1673 (Chocim, Vienna). So let's say 1648-1673.
Secondly, I think that 90's of 17th century were already pretty different than the middle of that century, and we are talking about Ottoman war from 1672-1673 (Chocim, Vienna). So let's say 1648-1673. So I was right with 1676, because that's when that particular war ended.Hofiko said:Firstly, correct my quote, because the one in your post is false.
Also, I quoted what you wrote in the first place, don't try to fool me, you troll.
Shamble
Master Knight
how this fry realized - just "glued" to the hand (like flute or drum sticks in mm) or more perfectly, goes as a separate weapon?
and... this thing looks good, but think that it's not very suitable for this mod, where is many maps with houses(town-type) and lot of people are take positions on the roofs and towers, or houses, or behind trenches and shoot when crouched
and... this thing looks good, but think that it's not very suitable for this mod, where is many maps with houses(town-type) and lot of people are take positions on the roofs and towers, or houses, or behind trenches and shoot when crouched
Recruitademt
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Shamble said:how this fry realized - just "glued" to the hand (like flute or drum sticks in mm) or more perfectly, goes as a separate weapon?
and... this thing looks good, but think that it's not very suitable for this mod, where is many maps with houses(town-type) and lot of people are take positions on the roofs and towers, or houses, or behind trenches and shoot when crouched
It's perfect for this mod.. You wanna have them in natvie instead or Napoleonic wars maybe?
Then you are misinformed and/or ignorant about 17th century musketeer altogether.
jackx
Sergeant at Arms
Well, since I don't think the animation can be made to adapt to the environment, it might look awkward on occasion - i.e. you could have the rest hanging down from the front of the musket barrel when shooting from a window where realistically, you'd stabilize the musket on the window sill, or it might just disappear halfway into the ground while crouching...
But that's definitely no reason to not include such an iconic item/animation, even if it cannot reflect its use 100% accurately in all situations.
But that's definitely no reason to not include such an iconic item/animation, even if it cannot reflect its use 100% accurately in all situations.
Well for musketeers crouching with their stands it would require, I think, a different animation for them. So they go from standing upright with the rest vertical, then when crouching the rest is angled away from the person at a suitable angle. That way you can still crouch and use the rest to take up the weight of the firelock.
