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I don't know what they were trying to do but it clearly doesn't pass for both. The one they showed was mongolian.
I mean jeez, Derfurst, out of all people I thought you would be able to tell the difference between different cultures and ethnicities lol.
New medieval vehicles I hear?

LOL!
That has to be a mod.
Medieval vehicles
Eggplant/ZedHead/BigBeans best add the Snails to Mordhau
Hyyyyyype!
WHERE THE FUCK DID YOU FIND THIS PICTURE LMFAO
Here is more of the same picture.
It's august 1. Where is my alpha
It was a leaked picture of Mordhau.
You're going to question my ability to understand culture based on my limited knowledge of the differences between armor worn by Mongolians and Eastern Europeans, who lived next to each other, fought with each other, and culturally and genetically intermixed with each other, hundreds of years ago? You're picking fights over petty reasons. Mongolian and Eastern European armor have very similar aesthetics...
triggereddd
Russians =/= mongolians
This
=/=
This
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that pic of harold looks stoned as fuck
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No! I meant the "I am you" part.
Yeah you better
nibba
When the Mongol Horde went into Eastern Europe, they mixed with Turkic and Eastern European populations, creating what's known as the "Tatar" people. Their language is a mixture of Mongolian and Turkish with many borrowed words from Russian and Arabic. The aesthetic of the armor made by the Tatars was naturally a blend of Mongolian, Turkish, and Eastern European.
This dude illustrates that point perfectly:
If you say "that armor looks Mongolian," you're most probably thinking of the Golden Horde Tatars, whom you could say were part of the Mongolian Empire, but whom were not strictly Mongols themselves.