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Weird. That's a Sunday. The pic says 16th, though, so 26th is probably a typoOof, February 26th! 👀
Yeah, that's what I meant by "Oof". Definitely, has to be a typo - a 2 instead of a 1. 😆Weird. That's a Sunday. The pic says 16th, though, so 26th is probably a typo
Yep, already updated the OP.And here's the corrected Tweet
Maybe I'm used to seeing desiccated mummy Ramses, but he looks really robust. That's my only complaint....Why does Cleopatra look like Xena Warrior Princess?Something looks off about Ramesses.
Looks like Gilgabro without the beard.Maybe I'm used to seeing desiccated mummy Ramses, but he looks really robust. That's my only complaint.
There's no way to divine eye color from a mummified body over 3000 years old. However, Egyptian art frequently depicts Egyptians with blue and green eyes.Did Ramesses II really had blue eyes? His face reminds me of a more modern Egyptian leader (Hosni Mubarak)....And he's fairer than Cleopatra! I know Ramesses II apparently had red hair though. I was hoping they modeled his face more on the various reconstructions of his mummy's face.
That's all I will say about his game appearance. I'm sure some people out there will take issue with his Civ 6 depiction.
Me too. Those 2 are my wanted hyped leaders for the whole pass.I am really looking forward to playing as Ramses and the new Cleo. I hope their leader abilities are good.
Gilga, Ramses and Jules hitting the gym togetherLooks like Gilgabro without the beard.![]()
I'm okay with showing him buff. He was probably fat IRL, but his monuments continued to show him as an athletic 20-something into his nineties. What I'm more confused about is why he the man who probably has more monuments than anyone else in history doesn't look like those monuments.Maybe I'm used to seeing desiccated mummy Ramses, but he looks really robust. That's my only complaint.
There is, actually. From running his genome, Ramesses was a redhead; having light eyes is not terribly improbable. See also blue-eyed Coptic actor Rami Malek.There's no way to divine eye color from a mummified body over 3000 years old.