Since WilsonMG's thread about the Old Guard's tail coats was such a success (more or less), I thought I'd bring this to someone's attention. It's incredibly minor and most players won't notice, but there's a spelling mistake on the regimental banner of the St. Petersburg Militia.
The phrase is intended to be "Симъ Побѣдиши", meaning "By this [sign], you will conquer / be victorious," akin to the Latin "In hoc signo vinces" used by Catholics. Where there should be a "ѣ" there's a "ъ" instead. They look similar, but serve very different functions and now the flag doesn't say anything (coherent).
Here's the ingame flag:
Here's an illustration of the same flag; the lower-case really emphasizes the difference between the two letters:
It would be a simple thing to fix, if your 2D art department isn't busy with more pressing matters.
The phrase is intended to be "Симъ Побѣдиши", meaning "By this [sign], you will conquer / be victorious," akin to the Latin "In hoc signo vinces" used by Catholics. Where there should be a "ѣ" there's a "ъ" instead. They look similar, but serve very different functions and now the flag doesn't say anything (coherent).
Here's the ingame flag:
Here's an illustration of the same flag; the lower-case really emphasizes the difference between the two letters:
It would be a simple thing to fix, if your 2D art department isn't busy with more pressing matters.

