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Our artists are hard at work creating new models and high quality textures so that every unit can carry the weapons, armours and clothes that it did in real life. We work off of historical descriptions and archeological representations whenever possible rather than bringing our own modern interpretations into the game.
Not only will all our units look historical, but we have created our own system for unit stats using historical data to model the performance of each unit as close to realism as we can, see our forums for some of the crazy lengths we have gone to achieve this.