Germani infantrymen on top of Mount Oblego, the dominant peak over the Pshada Valley.
The final stage of Operation Pshada Bay, which took place in the autumn.

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Germani soldier

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Arm patch of the Allied States Legion - 6th Consolidated Legion ...

Sassanids troops on the Close Combat TLD gamplay screen:
A group of Sassanid infantrymen on patrol. Caucasus Mountains, upper reaches of the Pshada River:

Another famous Roman photographer takes a photo of an actress from a drama theater on the city streets:

While the Pontic-Euxine War is ongoing in the east, life goes on in the cities of Rome.
Photos of the street life in Roman cities:

Fashion in the clothing of the AntiquePunk world. A combination of classicism and the practicality of a new trend:

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Julius Septimus, a photographer of the ...

City architecture of the AntuquePunk world

Smokestacks architecture types of the Roman Empire's factories

British infantrymen from the 6th Consolidated Legion walk through a mountain forest, near the Pshada Valley,
Operation Pshada Bay
View of British infantrymen on the Close Combat game map

a common sight on the road between settlements, people getting on a bus on a country road

Some of my artworks based on the created demo version.
A Caledonian soldier looks at a damaged and abandoned Sassanid Nohra 1 tank. Pshada River Valley. Operation Pshada Bay.

Due to a crash during gameplay, I was forced to release a patch for the previously published demo version.
The full list of changes and download link are provided below:


Patch 1.1

Changelog:

1. The mod has been transferred to the CC TLD version 5.50.34

2. Sudden crash in the battle middle ...

1-ZIP file:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1imCG4V ... drive_link

Demo version - AntiquePunk mod: Operation Pshada Bay (Close Combat TLD v5.50).
The mod features a small campaign and battles on separate maps. The mod's features and lore are displayed on the strategic map screen. Additionally, there is a separate folder in the game's directory with related ...

Can that AI draw maps?

I know it won't be able to code the under-the-bonnet stuff, but what about the top-down orthographic view?


There were some examples of how AI creates maps for one of the CC game series somewhere, it was probably on a discord channel...
It looks decent...
I think if the ...

Thank you, then I'll try to add an appropriate voiceover...



Over the past week, I have prepared division icons for the SPQR side.
Now the full set of division icons looks like this:

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Lots of Roman Marines! nice.

I'm also thinking about redoing the voices and weapon sounds ...

Over the past week, I have prepared division icons for the SPQR side.
Now the full set of division icons looks like this:

Looks so cool!

have you done something about the voices? 'Europa Barbarorum' mod may have some historical voice lines that could be useful.


I'm also thinking about redoing the voices and weapon sounds, but it's a bit unclear how to implement 3 different languages for one nation...
I haven't ...

Icons for uniforms, medals, and divisions for the Sassanid faction have been prepared:

Sass div:
Ranks:
Medals:

Finally, I've finished the tedious work of encoding the maps, and now I'm moving on to the stage of drawing various menus, buttons, etc.
Example - the main menu screen:

Incredible, this AI interaction really adds to the lore.


Well, I'm not in favor of using AI directly for everything, it's just that in this particular case I wanted to check myself for serious logical gaps.
And, in general, it turns out, as it seemed to me, with this AI it is already quite ...

While I was in the middle of coding the 5th map, I saw that a new AI, Kimi-K2, had been released.
I was intrigued by this news, so I decided to test it out. As it happened, I had the lore of my created universe in mind.
So, I gave him the lore of the Antiquepunk universe, the chronology of events ...