Pagina din magazin
Total War: ROME II - Emperor Edition
Toate Discuții Capturi de ecran Ilustrații Difuzări Videoclipuri Atelier Știri Ghiduri Recenzii

Total War: ROME II - Emperor Edition

Pagina din magazin
Total War: ROME II - Emperor Edition >  Atelier > Atelierul lui Summary > Divide Et Impera - Indian Papyra Map Font
Divide Et Impera - Indian Papyra Map Font
Descriere Discuții0 Comentarii8 Jurnale de actualizare
8 comentarii
< >
Summary  [autor] 22 oct. 2024 la 23:44 
UPDATE

Corrected the trail lines on the map to be more accurate.
Summary  [autor] 21 aug. 2024 la 20:05 
@GriffMeister I don't think there will be because with Greek the names are fairly similar to Roman names and it is discernable. With ancient Indian however, the names are completely different and will be hard to discern.
GriffMeister 21 aug. 2024 la 13:24 
So there won't be a version in any of the ancient Indian languages then?
Summary  [autor] 21 aug. 2024 la 5:36 
@Bright you are absolutely correct!

I mis-typed. A lot of Indians themselves "didn't" know Sanskrit.
Also the dialect of the Mauryans wasn't Sanksrit. Sanskrit was used by the priestly class to conduct religious rituals. While the rulers would have been educated on Sanskrit, the common folk and dialect used would be the spoken language of Magadhi Prakrit.
Bright 20 aug. 2024 la 23:36 
Sanskrit it self is considered the language of gods in india only vedic families are known to have extensive understanding of it.
Summary  [autor] 19 aug. 2024 la 7:57 
Don't think so not a lot of Indians themselves know Sanskrit
also the Lingua franca was Prakrit
GriffMeister 18 aug. 2024 la 13:31 
Is there going to be a version of this mod that attempts to label the map in actual Sanskrit? Like the ancient Greek mod?
Summary  [autor] 13 aug. 2024 la 8:18 
Adjusted the fonts so that the strike above the words is continuous in line with the Indic Devanagiri script.