This article contains all dialogue lines of the Abbasid Dynasty and Ayyubids Ghulam in Age of Empires IV.
General Command Acknowledgements[]
These dialogue lines have a chance of occurring after any command
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General Group Command Acknowledgements[]
These dialogue lines play softer and in the background whenever any command is given to a group
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Single Unit Commands[]
These dialogue lines play when addressing a single unit
Select[]
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Move[]
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Attack[]
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- Imperial
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Attack Move[]
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Single Unit Type Group Commands[]
These dialogue lines play whenever addressing a group of only this unit
Select[]
- Castle
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- Imperial
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Move or Attack Move[]
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Attack[]
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- Imperial
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Mixed Unit Group Commands[]
These lines play whenever addressing group of units containing at least one of these units (depending on the other units in the group). The single-unit attack dialogue is played when a direct attack command is given to a mixed group.
Select[]
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Move[]
- Castle
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Attack Move[]
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Change Formation[]
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Garrison in Building or Ram[]
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- Imperial
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Stand Ground[]
- Castle
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- Imperial
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Stop[]
- Castle
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- Imperial
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Build a Siege Weapon[]
- Castle
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- Imperial
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Ambient Dialogue[]
These dialogue lines play randomly in the background while the unit is performing an action or after it has completed an action
While Marching[]
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While In Combat[]
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When Spotting an Enemy[]
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After Destroying a Target[]
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When Under Attack[]
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After Building a Siege Weapon[]
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Celebrating[]
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Unused Dialogue[]
resourcehunt[]
Based on the file name, these voice lines appear to be intended to play when attacking a huntable resource, but seem to be unused. The regular attack dialogue is used instead.
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engage[]
Based on the file name and that they only have a 'shout' volume, these voice lines seem intended to play at some point during a battle, perhaps upon an initial engagement.
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selectbombard[]
Based on the file name and the Imperial Age marker, the Bombard may have originally shared dialogue lines with the Man-at-Arms, and these lines would play when it was selected. Currently, the Bombard uses the generic ranged siege weapon dialogue.
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setup[]
If the Bombard did share dialogue lines with the Man-at-Arms, then the 'setup' dialogue would have originally played while unpacking from its mobile state, similar to other ranged siege weapons.
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teardown[]
If the Bombard did share dialogue lines with the Man-at-Arms, then the 'teardown' dialogue would have originally played while packing from its stationary state, similar to other ranged siege weapons.
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weaponaim[]
If the Bombard did share dialogue lines with the Man-at-Arms, then the 'weaponaim' dialogue would have originally played while firing/in battle, similar to other ranged siege weapons.
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weaponfire[]
If the Bombard did share dialogue lines with the Man-at-Arms, then the 'weaponfire' dialogue would have originally played while firing/in battle, similar to other ranged siege weapons.
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