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Old June 25, 2000, 15:19   #1
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To everybody...
Aufffhhh... sorry to broke your concentration again!
I need to talk with the autor of HRE ( Holy Roman Empire )scenario. I think his name is Jesus Munoz ( or something like that - my KEYB is set on IT option, so no dieresis or stuff like that are available for me ). If any of you can send me that e-mail, i'll be happy!!!
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Old June 25, 2000, 16:04   #2
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Hi Prometeus!
Have you tried [mail]indalito@yahoo.com[\mail]?
BTW, may I ask you for some ancient units...
I'm especially interested in the Etruscans.
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Old June 25, 2000, 16:16   #3
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The mail adress in SCDARS´post should work, I´ve discussed some points of HRE with Jesús this weekend.

And Ingo, also thanks for your info in the civ2 creation forum.
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Old June 25, 2000, 17:14   #4
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To BeBro an SCDARS
Thanks a lot guys!!!

To SCDARS
Basically, first etruscan infantry was not so different from italic one ( on kind of AOE bronze skirmisher ), with a large-crest helmet, round shield and spears/small swords equipment... but the late one ( after the "oriental period", i mean )was shaped on Greek oplite phalanx ( full equipment, "annessi & connessi" ).
The cavalrymen also owned a greek-like equipment, but they were composed mainly by noblemen ( a famous etruscan game was a horseride in a sort of maze-shaped hippodrome, and it was reserved to noblemen; still today, cavalry is one of the most popular sports in Tuscia-Northern Lazio: have you even seen a "buttero"? ), so they needed a long training because only few people could afford such a huge cost. I promise you to check again my sources... stay tuned!
P.S. don't forget you can perform "bipennis" battleaxe also, an heavy double axe...
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Old June 29, 2000, 11:12   #5
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Huh, guys, it seems to me the e-mail is dead... any suggestions?
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Old June 29, 2000, 17:10   #6
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Thanks Beto... maybe it's my account having troubles ( DAMNED TISCALINET !!! ).
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Old June 30, 2000, 00:37   #7
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It's not. I have received an e-mail from him just this morning. Just give him a bit more time to respond
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