“will take place in the late 15th century Great Britain during later stages of the Wars of the Roses“
Have you guys really ditched the Europe theater? I was very excited over the original scope and to perhaps see conflicts like the War of the Burgundian Succession and perhaps the First Italian War, but I understand that it was perhaps too ambitious. Regardless, thank you for the work that you do, I’m sure the mod will still be spectacular even without the Gendarme!
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evan1610216673 - - 5 comments @ Dell'Arte Della Guerra (DADG)
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evan1610216673 - - 5 comments @ Dell'Arte Della Guerra (DADG)
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Oh man, I hope you guys show of the French and Burgundian Gendarme!
evan1610216673 - - 5 comments @ 1429 : la Guerre de Cent Ans - Steel Edition
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Really too bad, lot of mods removed off platforms because of toxic attention directed at developers, hope the team is alright and maybe one day the mod might be reposted or continued.
evan1610216673 - - 5 comments @ Deeds of Arms & Chivalry
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I've been playing for a few days now and even through testing I can't seem to find out how to get an armorer to customize my armor, I've tried with different sets but I haven't had any options with any of them. Is this a vestigial feature or am I just missing something. Great mod though I'm having tons of fun with it.
evan1610216673 - - 5 comments @ 0 A.D. Alpha 23 Ken Wood Windows Version
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I keep getting this error message on start up:
Assertion failed: "cache.Validate()"
Location: cache.cpp:43 (x86_x64::AddCache)
Call stack:
00F096AD
00F0B403
00F01035
00F010C4
errno = 0 (No error reported here)
OS error = 203 (The system could not find the environment option that was entered.)
Is this normal?
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