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Excellent Erika
These units transmit a feeling of variety; they aren't a simple unit-duplication.
Could you make an MGE version?
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they look hideous when viewed close up, im sure someone can do a better job
shrinking them all at once makes each guy in the unit unique in his own way
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Great stuff Ericka
You're very creative in the types of units you have added together.Comment
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Well, not very many people try multi-units very often, i guess something must have scared them away
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HehehOriginally posted by Broken_Erika
Well, not very many people try multi-units very often, i guess something must have scared them away
Some of the multi units would actually work better in some scenarios such as Napoleonic, Civil War, etc where masses of men were used.
I often put together multi units for Greek and Roman units for my own use when I play ancient scenarios...
Plus, the diff combos you have added together might spark someone to use a unique approach in the type of units to use and their stats...Comment
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Kinda like the ancient ones i posted earlier that had archers behind spearmen of swordsmen
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Damn, sorry for double posting.
THIS IS AN ERROR POST, PLEASE DELETE IT.Last edited by KASHANKA; January 24, 2005, 12:53.Comment
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Here are some of my ancient units I edited from Fairline great graphics, those 3 are Rome's ennemies from Italia. All of them have been carefuly designed according to images from "Armies of the ancient world" by John Warry.
From left to right:
Tarentine Light Infantry
Etruscan warrior
Samnite warrior
Hope you like them
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Good work Kashanka - I also have Warry's book and it's got some great illustrations I recommend 'Greece and Rome at War' by Peter Connelly as well; the illustrations therein are second to none.
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Multi-units
I've also experimented with multi-figure units. I created several for AoC, but then Gareth's were so good, I decided not to use them.
I'll try to post some examples.
Btw, I've always liked multi-units. So much more "realistic."Lost in America.
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These, for example;Lost in America.
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and these;Lost in America.
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Really nice, Exile!
Ankh-Morpork, we have an orangutan...
Discworld Scenario: http://apolyton.net/forums/showthrea...8&pagenumber=1
POMARJ Scenario:http://www.apolyton.com/forums/showt...8&pagenumber=1
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Nice, but I don't like multi-units."I realise I hold the key to freedom,
I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
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