Try playing Sioux/Lakota, Iroquois/Haud, or Aztec in a long post-imperial game.
The difference in power and flexibility between civs which have them and those that don’t is already considerable. Infinite factories, for example, would be unbelievably overpowered. What I’m seeing here is someone who wants a lot of historically valid things, but isn’t really thinking about game play balance or strategy. Long time lurker, first time poster (so flame away). With these 11 brand new Royal Houses, Europe would become Minor Nations complete. House of Ottoman - Ottoman Empire (more focused on the European part of the Ottoman Empire).House of Stuart - Scotland, England, Ireland, Great Britain.House of Luxembourg - Holy Roman Empire, Austria, Bohemia, Hungary, Croatia, France, Luxembourg.House of Nassau - Netherlands, England, Scotland, Luxembourg, Orania, Nassau.House of Ascania - Anhalt, Saxony, Brandenburg, Saxony-Lauenburg, Lüneburg.More content More new maps: Western Europe Iberian (the current Mediterranean) - Spaniards, Portuguese + Mexicans.North European (the current Eastern European) - Swedes.West European - British, French, Dutch + USA.The imperial age changes the appearance of all buildings.īrand new architecture styles (only civs already in the game will be listed):Īrchitecture styles already in the game (only civs already in the game will be listed: OPTIONAL - Removal of revolution options that already have their civs (USA, Mexico). This way you can add more options for a revolution, e.g. RevolutionsĮuropean revolutions available only on European maps (and the same with other continents). More customizations possible for old European civs like special animations with rulers walking around the city, festivals and military parades. Thus, the European Hero easily ceases to be an Explorer but still has its qualities - a trivial option for European Civs to get more continental content at a low cost.
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The first shipment is free but the second and every subsequent shipment costs 1,000 coin. HC Fort Card can be sent an INFINITE amount of times. These HC Cards could be added to the Trading Post located on the Minor Nations. HC Factory Card can be sent an INFINITE amount of times. The two cards should be combined into one and remain as the Home City Card. Maybe it should be exclusive for the British civ? I don’t know what to think about this card. This card should be in the Tavern by default These two cards could be combined and added to the Capitol. Obraz 951×302 84.6 KB Livestock Pen of Dreams In addition, it would be nice to see other animals, such as pigs and poultry (chickens, geese, ducks). What is what, but the lack of a cow training is terrible, and a special card that allows it is, for me, unnecessary cutting down the content of the Livestock Pen and littering the deck of cards. These two HC Cards could be incorporated by default into the Livestock Pen. This way you could add brand new HC Cards for each civ making them more asymmetric and original. Some HC Cards could be combined into one Card.
In this way, European civs will be more interesting, and in place of the old Cards, completely new, cooler Home City Cards could appear. The easiest way to spice up European civs is to add some Home City Cards as default European content. I think future DLCs and updates about Europe should also focus on minimizing the colonial theme in European civs. Finally the game is not based on colonial themes, but presents civilization and history in a general way. With the release of Knights of the Mediterranean DLC for AoE 3 DE, 17 years after the classic AoE 3 premiere, this game finally features European maps and European Minor Nations. I invite everyone to read and discuss Europe Below I will present my specific proposals for Europe (because I know it best) and approximate concepts for the rest of the world. On this topic, I’d like all of us players to talk about the future of Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition.
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