About the Chalukyan player in the Rajendra campaign

While the climate in northwest India is dry or hot with deserts, it’s more tropical and wet in southern India.

However, when I have played the Rajendra campaign and fought some Gurjara players, they train camels in a south Indian rainforest map.

Are there even camels living in jungles or rainforests in south India? I thought Camels are more adapted to a desert climate.

Plus, in that fourth scenario of the Portuguese campaign, when you win, someone says that the “Zamorin flees on a camel!”, when the battle takes place in the southern part of the country, where rainforests are plenty!

And I thought the Chalukyas are also Dravidians, like the Tamils.

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They should be the same people as the Rashtrakutas in the Devapala campaign.

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One or two civis to diversify the dravidian umbrella can fix this issue.

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They should have added Kannadigas alongside of Tamils instead of Dravidians

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This this this. Or at least something like Deccanis. Dravidians don’t even make sense. It’ll be like having “Uralics”. It’s a language family lol.

Oh, there’s room for even more dlc. Each of the four current Indian civs could receive a split.