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It says Shadows in the Desert. In English. In the Latin alphabet.
Echoing what Docm said, and adding it's simply fancy looking text that appears to evoke similarities to that of Arabic script.
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Styo said:matmohair1 said:
Broken..
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Sahran
Grandmaster Knight
Rest assured we're not dead, toiling away in the mines when real life (and soon rome 2! 
) isn't distracting us.
Kuauik's naturally done more amazing work that makes mine look terribad by comparison, we'll see when he promos it. And to keep things simple when you see fleshy bits like arms and legs 99% likely they will be rgcotl's base body he graciously allowed us access too.
First row are the generic rawhide corselets utilized by middling troops of various nationalities - run of the mill mercs, Phoenicians, Joos, maybe some Hittite infantry, and others. I'm still getting the hang of rawhide as it's tricky business to figure out the proper specularity to it. First is meant to be plain leather, second lacquered, third lacquered and colorful, fourth lacquered. The first two have the 'sea people' style of kilt, but it seems as though much like one sees later with other people adopting persian garb (Pamphlagonians and a heck of a lot of Anatolians in general), greek garb (everybody and their momma after Alexander) or Roman, the style caught on.
Second row are the Sea people laminated corselets (Also four generic variants for various mercs and such, but they aren't as pretty). The original model is kuauik's, which I just tweaked (both kilt and corselet, that is).
) isn't distracting us.Kuauik's naturally done more amazing work that makes mine look terribad by comparison, we'll see when he promos it. And to keep things simple when you see fleshy bits like arms and legs 99% likely they will be rgcotl's base body he graciously allowed us access too.
First row are the generic rawhide corselets utilized by middling troops of various nationalities - run of the mill mercs, Phoenicians, Joos, maybe some Hittite infantry, and others. I'm still getting the hang of rawhide as it's tricky business to figure out the proper specularity to it. First is meant to be plain leather, second lacquered, third lacquered and colorful, fourth lacquered. The first two have the 'sea people' style of kilt, but it seems as though much like one sees later with other people adopting persian garb (Pamphlagonians and a heck of a lot of Anatolians in general), greek garb (everybody and their momma after Alexander) or Roman, the style caught on.
Second row are the Sea people laminated corselets (Also four generic variants for various mercs and such, but they aren't as pretty). The original model is kuauik's, which I just tweaked (both kilt and corselet, that is).
Awesome armour Sahran. I really like the one on the very right on the top row.
Definitely looking forward to playing this more than Rome 2, or GTA V, or Assassin's Creed 4. I must satisfy my urge to re-create Diomedes and actually kill Hector without the Olympians interfering with him.
Definitely looking forward to playing this more than Rome 2, or GTA V, or Assassin's Creed 4. I must satisfy my urge to re-create Diomedes and actually kill Hector without the Olympians interfering with him.
Ivan the Awesome
Knight
the third one looks very much like it was done in the 1950s.
2zombies1cup
Recruit
Can we expect a release date before the new year? If I knew how to code I'd help as much as possible to get this mod up and running
Eктωρ, there are a lot of evidence that during antique time, some of the culture shave or even epilate their body hair (it's not an elaborate technologie you just need some rasor or wax or both). At the same time, in other culture, a women will be ashamed if she shave or epilate her body etc...
And it change a lot during time/culture/area of the world.
And it change a lot during time/culture/area of the world.
TrinityArse
Sergeant Knight
matmohair1 said:
How annoying are you?
Not at all? how's posting reference annoying?
