The Original L'Aigle Thread, for the sake of history. Be ye warned.

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The_Russian said:
Cool. Would like to see some well done historical maps done for multi and single player. Please show the progress of the maps as they are being constructed.

One does not simply ask for screens...
 
The_Russian said:
Cool. Would like to see some well done historical maps done for multi and single player. Please show the progress of the maps as they are being constructed.

As much as I appreciate doc for showing the content he's done, I'd still want to keep as much of it as a secret and discover everything in the game myself. It's just more fun.
 
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11sparky11 said:
The_Russian said:
Cool. Would like to see some well done historical maps done for multi and single player. Please show the progress of the maps as they are being constructed.

One does not simply ask for screens...
No ****... I mean pics of the screens....  :roll:

That's exactly what I meant. You don't just ask to see what he has done when it's unfinished, he'll show us when he wants to show it.
 
Rallix said:
It's nice and all, but I don't feel the urge to play L'Aigle to non-period vocal.

Even if it is non periodical, it still does fit. It has the whole "Fck the French Rule Ireland" feel.

Can we put it up to a vote?
 
ClearlyInvisible said:
Even if it is non periodical, it still does fit. It has the whole "Fck the French Rule Ireland" feel.

They're in French service. It has a "Fck the English" feel: "Viva la, the rose shall fade..." Every time it mentions the Saxons, it's referring to the English.
 
Radetzky said:
If we're in the too-early-period songs suggestions mood, then we only need Falalalan for Peninsular war!

Clare's Dragoons isn't too early; it's too late. The writer wasn't even born yet in 1809. Besides, that's a rubbish rendition of the song. This is how it's supposed to sound. Furthermore, there's no vocal music in the mod.
 
I have a Finnish/Swedish march. From the year 1700 after the Battle at Narva.
This march were played quite often in the Finnish War (1808-1809)

Links : Vocal Version (1815) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OadkJavKi4
Instrumental Version (1700 or later) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYEdizFsTY8
 
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