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Oh, Namtaru, spider goddess, grant inspiration for Zobru's undead!)
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Are there people who can take a muscular minotaur from Titan Quest and convert it as an ncf?
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Are there people who could take a muscular minotaur from Titan Quest and rework it as an NCF?
As for Hannek, he creates units for money, but it's not certain that he knows how to extract models from Titan Quest.
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I started making knights with horses so that it wouldn't be like last time, and this horse is just amazing – I can remove all the armor plates and replace them with any others because the belt and bones are responsible for filling in the gaps in the model)))) This is awesome.
Рон54
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please stop posting everywhere about furry bodybuilders, it's cringe
and besides, Hannick creates units for money, but it's not a fact that he knows how to extract models from Titan Quest
By the way, a minotaur doesn't necessarily have to be a buff bodybuilder like in the last frames; I just couldn't find a video with a more detailed overview of the minotaur's appearance from Titan Quest.
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Gnolls, minotaurs, lizardmen – these are all furries, essentially. If you're going to ban furries, you should also ban mythical creatures, because almost all of them are anthropomorphic.
This all seems like some kind of joke; it's like the goose/phoenix is conducting social experiments under a new nickname, testing whether the "gachi-monsters" can bring people back to the forum.
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No one is forbidding creatures; I recommend mentioning "musclemen in loincloths" less often – it's off-putting, and it's embarrassing to respond to such messages. It makes you think you've ended up on the wrong website. It's pure cringe, and even now, I feel uncomfortable writing this message.
It all seems like some kind of joke; it's like the goose/phoenix is conducting social experiments again under a new nickname, checking if "gachi monsters" can bring people back to the forum.
The idea itself is not bad because there are people interested in more or less "brutal" units. As far as I know, you are more knowledgeable about the Undead and less about Demons (and their concept).
The main thing here is to avoid extremes. And, in my opinion, a huge Knight (not necessarily a human) in brutal armor with a lot of attachments (spikes/horns/chains, etc.) will look no less impressive than a naturally muscular Demon-Gigachad, with spikes, fire, and so on.
«Кто хочет, тот ищет возможности, кто не хочет — ищет причины»
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I started working on the Knight's equipment; next, I'll paint it, first matching the current color of the armor, and then I'll repaint everything to match the undead theme.
The horse's armor will be replaced to match this style.
The horse's armor will be replaced to match this style.
Рон54
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No one is forbidding any creatures; I recommend mentioning fewer "musclemen in loincloths" – it's off-putting, and it's embarrassing to respond to such messages. It makes you think you've ended up on the wrong website. Х)
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The idea itself is not bad, as there are people interested in more or less "brutal" units.
And, in my opinion, a huge knight (not necessarily a human) in brutal armor with a bunch of attachments (spikes/horns/chains, etc.) will look no less impressive than a naturally buff Demon-Gigachad, with spikes, fire, and so on.
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I started making knights with horses so that it wouldn't be like last time, and this horse is just awesome – I can remove all the armor plates and replace them with any others because the belt and bones are responsible for filling in the gaps in the model)))) This is great.
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It's decent, but it looks more like a goat, to be honest. I like goats.
This is actually something unclear – Arthes always rides a horned horse, which is strange. And in Skyrim, there's the bone horse Arvak, which has some kind of growth sticking out from the back of its head like a pterodactyl's, presumably because a horse's head without a mane doesn't look good.
But I think this is a reference to bicorns – a medieval meme, where a unicorn is the embodiment of good, and a bicorn is an evil horse. Lilith also appeared from the tales of minstrels, and some consider her a canon from the Old Testament, lol.
Рон54
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This is actually a strange thing – Arthes always rides a horned horse, which is odd. And in Skyrim, there's the bone horse Arvak, which has some kind of growth sticking out from the back of its head like a pterodactyl's, presumably because a horse's head without a mane doesn't look good.
But I think this is a reference to bicorns – a medieval meme. A unicorn is like the embodiment of good, while a bicorn is an evil horse. Lilith also appeared in minstrel tales, and some consider her a canon from the Old Testament, lol.
The modern, cute image of unicorns is far from the original, mythological one. The Greeks believed that a unicorn, or rather a cartazon, was a reddish, muscular beast (most often a horse, deer, goat, or bull) with one large, pointed, spiral-shaped horn protruding from its forehead. Cartazons are generally not dangerous, but the males are irreconcilable with each other and attack even females. They also killed people.
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Bicorns are simply two-horned kartazons.
The modern, cute image of unicorns is far removed from its original, mythological form. The Greeks believed that a unicorn, or rather a kartazon, was a reddish, muscular beast (most often a horse, deer, goat, or bull) with one large, pointed, spiral-shaped horn protruding from its forehead. Kartazons are generally not dangerous, but males are irreconcilable with each other and attack even females. They also killed people.
There was a problem with the Vikings. According to their religion, the god Odin was crucified on Yggdrasil and reborn, so they didn't see much of a problem in combining the two religions with almost no changes. Officially, they are Christians, but they could say something like "Jesus and the Valkyries are watching over us," lol.
In general, it's a cool thing – the infusion of pagan beliefs into Christianity. There seems to be Cerberus there, too, and he guards the Circle of Gluttony.
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Ah, I didn't write about the two-horned ones. I still think it's a meme – the word "bicorn" doesn't really hint that it's a horse; you could call a goat or a cow that too.
And, in my opinion, Greek myths are boring. A unicorn is a dangerous monster. The question is, why is it needed? How is it better than hydras and wyverns that serve evil factions? It's not better at all; it's the unicorn's good nature that makes it close to elves and fairies
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Well, it may be ancient, but the medieval image is also a staple. I heard somewhere that unicorns were associated with Christ, so they needed to be caught by a virgin. It's interesting how people perceived and understood Christianity.
In general, it's a cool thing – incorporating pagan beliefs into Christianity. There's Cerberus there, it seems he guards the circle of gluttony.
Oh, I didn't mention bicorns, but I still think it's a meme – the word "bicorn" doesn't really hint that it's a horse; you could call a goat and a cow that too.
I repeat that unicorns were more often depicted as deer, bulls, and goats, not horses.
And, in my opinion, Greek myths are boring. But a unicorn is a dangerous monster – the question is, why is it needed? What makes it better than hydras and wyverns that serve evil factions? Nothing, it's the good nature that makes the unicorn close to elves and fairies.
I like the brutal and terrifying unicorn more than the cute pony, the pet of fairies and girls.
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Cerberus was only in hell according to Dante's version.
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well, as for unicorns, there are several options, and I don't remember why we started discussing them anymore. :D
I think that in a medieval setting, we should either use classic unicorns, or none at all, or create a separate Greek biome with a Greek faction.
Рон54
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yes, Dante's Divine Comedy is considered a very authoritative work because it's not a modern creation, but a medieval text written by a priest.
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well, as for unicorns, there are several options, and I don't remember why we started discussing them anymore. XD
I think that in a medieval setting, you should either use classic unicorns, or none at all, or create a separate Greek biome with a Greek faction.