UI sprites from medieval sources image - In the Name of Jerusalem II mod for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord
This project is the continuation of our work in Warband crusade MOD "In the Name of Jerusalem". We will continue to extend and improve the old settings. The new campaign map will expand to the Upper Danube, the Nile Delta, the Dinaric Alps, and Transcaucasia. The Bulgarian Empire and Grand Principality of Serbia will be added. Kingdom of Georgia, the Saltukids and the Artuqids (probably Eldiguzids) may comes later. The timeline still starts from 1187, but we will try to add more interesting historical events until 1204 - including the Fourth Crusade.
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very relevant to current events
Not at all actually, except the location.
a region forever engulfed in religious warfare. i'd say it's very relevant. but if you can't connect the dots, then you can't connect the dots.
The Crusades were religious warfare, but the current war is waged for blood and soil, pitting ethnicity against ethnicity.
Is it really ethnic conflict when 20% of one side is the same ethnicity as the other
Ethnicities being related doesn't mean they are not separate ethnicities. They are also clearly distinct. Are Palestinians partially Khazar? No, they are not.
the war is religious in nature, this is indisputable. if you put a bunch of israelis and palestinians in a room, do you think they are able to identify eachother's ethnicity? no.
Depends on the individual Jews. A good amount does not look Semite, but distinctly Jewish, others can pass as Semites.
yep, this is how you know these guys have no clue what they're talking about. jews and arabs are both semites
Once it was like that, before they mixed with Khazars.
FFS people it's a post about the UI in a medieval game mod... Why do you always have to make things political?
politics is part of history and this is a historical game. no problem with politics, but certain people just get mad and emotional and aren't able to accept political discussions.