Rough Rider! (Concept Art)
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Ryika
Lazy Wannabe Artista
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Imagine the ingame grass actually looked like that, it would be amaaaaazing. 
...just kidding. Looks great. I wonder whether they manage to somehow "import" that charm onto the actual ingame unit. Would be cool to have unique units feel like "secondary characters".
...just kidding. Looks great. I wonder whether they manage to somehow "import" that charm onto the actual ingame unit. Would be cool to have unique units feel like "secondary characters".
Veras
Prince
Looks like a Team Fortress 2 character
SupremacyKing2
Deity
Yeah. Looks great. The horse even looks mad.
GeoModder
Deity
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SupremacyKing2
Deity
...and horned!
I did not notice that. But yeah, the ears look like horns which contribute to the horse having that angry, almost evil look.
Sherlock
Just one more turn...
Looks great. Can't wait for October.
stiiknafuulia
King
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Can't see the image. Not sure if I should be grateful or appalled. 
Louis XXIV
Le Roi Soleil
Stop, drop, shut 'em down open up shop
Oh, no
That's how Rough Riders roll
Personally, I'm not a fan of making them an American UU, but I'm fine with the concept art (assuming it fits the art style overall).
Oh, no
That's how Rough Riders roll
Personally, I'm not a fan of making them an American UU, but I'm fine with the concept art (assuming it fits the art style overall).
Would you prefer them to be DMX's UU?
Louis XXIV
Le Roi Soleil
I would prefer DMX to be America's UU actually 
I knew the concept art reminded me of something...
Aristos
Lightseeker
It's a brunette Jolly Jumper!
CupHead5998
Chieftain
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I cannot see the image? this happens on so many forumsCheck it out!
Spoiler :
I have to admit, that horse is pretty intimidating.
mjs0
The 4th X
Apologies that this is off-topic.
I had this issue as well, maybe what I discovered will help one of you:
I use Google Chrome, and with some images the show button did not work.
However, if I opened the page in incognito mode the show button worked fine.
This got me thinking...the only significant difference between regular chrome and incognito mode when it came to rendering the page was that incognito mode does not load extensions.
So, I disabled all my extensions and reloaded the page...Voila, the show button worked!
I then reenabled the extensions one by one, reloading the page after each one and finally got to the one that caused the problem.
In my case it was an extension called Disconnect, which blocks the trackers that monitor online activity, including those from major sites such as Google, Facebook and Twitter.
The image that was not loading in this case was loaded from a twitter domain (twimg.com).
As soon as I disabled the blocking of tracking by twitter the image was unblocked and the show button worked.
Can't see the image. Not sure if I should be grateful or appalled.
I had this issue as well, maybe what I discovered will help one of you:
I use Google Chrome, and with some images the show button did not work.
However, if I opened the page in incognito mode the show button worked fine.
This got me thinking...the only significant difference between regular chrome and incognito mode when it came to rendering the page was that incognito mode does not load extensions.
So, I disabled all my extensions and reloaded the page...Voila, the show button worked!
I then reenabled the extensions one by one, reloading the page after each one and finally got to the one that caused the problem.
In my case it was an extension called Disconnect, which blocks the trackers that monitor online activity, including those from major sites such as Google, Facebook and Twitter.
The image that was not loading in this case was loaded from a twitter domain (twimg.com).
As soon as I disabled the blocking of tracking by twitter the image was unblocked and the show button worked.
Aristos
Lightseeker
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