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http://imtw.ru/topic/11635-drevnyaya-greciya/
http://imtw.ru/topic/48953-drevnii-rim-pozdnyaya-respublika/
maybe you already knew
I thought you could make specific helmets.
With small variations compared to common helmets.
Like this
http://imtw.ru/uploads/imperiall/imgs/total_war1412970705_099-01.jpg
Just wanted to show you guys, so here´s a screenshot which shows what I mean.
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1016068527375134990/01FC294D0F70ADB5293CD942EDAAE31988CF366D/
There are 8 Legionaries in this picture of a Hastati unit with this one kind of shield.
http://imtw.ru/uploads/imperiall/imgs/total_war1414100434_138-07.jpg
http://imtw.ru/uploads/imperiall/imgs/total_war1414100457_138-08.jpg
http://imtw.ru/uploads/imperiall/imgs/total_war1414100489_138-09.jpg
Thinking in the future to modify them or will you leave them like this?
That every time I see the leves I laugh.
The Roman leves have all the hair, although some seem to be wearing the toupee LOL.
I got confused with the Libyan javelin and the Libyan mob
My mistake
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1003684202569472285/09DA0183BB20BCC8D9D0D8297FE62D35E7D58A56/
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1003684202569471583/0194A99FBD79547D02A78603A6772B76F2509A42/
But the Carthaginians you still haven't modified them, so it's all normal.
In any case I noticed that the Roman infantry is generally bald.
Under the helmet you can see.
But I was thinking that maybe it's better this way, less calculation for our video cards.
https://html1-f.scribdassets.com/76ktqmhvy877no9o/images/12-431c1e8cde.jpg
"The Roman soldiers on the frieze wear two distinct types of armor. Of the seven Roman infantrymen, four wear muscle cuirasses: (6), (7), (15), and (24), while three wear mail shirts: (13), (20), and (27)."
Taylor postulates that the cuirassed men perhaps represent wealthier Socii, which fits the prominent role they played at Pydna "Paeligni, Marrucini, and Samnites".
Taking artistic licence into consideration, perhaps the artist wanted to convey a uniform appearance similar to how Legionaries are exclusively portrayed in Segmentata armour on Trajan´s column.