América do Sul

Aos jogadores da América do Sul, estou criando este tópico, para conversarmos sobre qual civilização melhor representaria a América do Sul na idade média. Pela pesquisa que fiz, seriam os Incas. Espero que eles estejam no próximo DLC.

A civilização Inca se estendia do Peru até a Argentina.

Os Incas construíram um poderoso império e, para isso, desenvolveram um exército organizado e eficiente, com armas e táticas de guerra adaptadas ao seu ambiente e às suas necessidades.

Armas:
Armas de ataque:

  • Maças (macanas): feitas de pedra ou bronze, com pontas afiadas ou estreladas.

  • Lanças (tupus): longas lanças de madeira com pontas de pedra, bronze ou osso.

  • Fundas (warakas): usadas para lançar pedras com grande precisão e força.

  • Bordunas (ch’aska chuki): porretes de madeira ou pedra com pontas afiadas.

  • Machados (kunka kuchuna): machados de pedra ou bronze.

Armas de defesa:

  • Escudos (wallqanqa): feitos de madeira ou couro, com desenhos e símbolos.

  • Capacetes (uma awachu): feitos de madeira, couro ou bronze, para proteger a cabeça.

  • Armaduras (awqa kusay): feitas de algodão acolchoado ou placas de metal, para proteger o corpo.

Táticas de guerra:

  • Guerra de cerco: os Incas eram especialistas em cercar cidades e fortalezas, bloqueando o acesso a água e suprimentos.

  • Guerra de montanha: aproveitavam o conhecimento do terreno montanhoso para emboscar e atacar seus inimigos.

  • Guerra de movimento: utilizavam a velocidade e a mobilidade de suas tropas para flanquear e cercar seus inimigos.

  • Guerra psicológica: usavam o medo e a intimidação para enfraquecer seus inimigos, com o uso de música, tambores e gritos de guerra.

Logística:
O império Inca possuía um sistema de estradas muito bem estruturado, o que garantia a logística de seus exércitos.

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Sim, espero algo semelhante aos Incas de 3…

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Tem um trabalho muito bom de um cara que teoriza civilizações pro Age 4, o ChillyEmpires. Ele tem até um site, e já fez uma dos Incas, com elementos chimús, por exemplo muito interessantes.

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I just checked it out, it seems like an interesting proposition. :+1:


I leave a link so everyone can see it.

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very cool, thanks for sharing. A very nice civ design for the Incas.

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Will they have Messi as a hero unit?

Sim, é lógico que vejamos algo relacionado a chimues para AoE 4…

Yes, to compare with the Incas of 3 DE:

Unique Inca units

Inca-war-chief-icon-aoe3 Inca War Chief: The leader of your Tribe. Possesses many powerful bonuses and abilities. Explores, fights, builds Town Centers, Strongholds and Tambos.
Priestess-icon-aoe3 Priestess: Heals injured units and converts enemy units.
Chasqui-icon-aoe3 Chasqui: Inca scout with a great deal of utility. Good against Treasure Guardians and can construct various buildings.
Jungle-bowman-icon-aoe3 Jungle Bowman: Foot Archer with envenomed arrows, which inflict poison damage over time. Good against Heavy Infantry and Light Ranged Cavalry.
Plumed-spearman-icon-aoe3 Plumed Spearman: Heavy Infantry armed with a feathered spear. Good against cavalry and buildings.
Chimu-runner-icon-aoe3 Chimu Runner: Fast moving warrior armed with a mace. Can easily disengage from fights. Good against skirmishers and artillery.
DE Bolas Warrior Icon Bolas Warrior: Ranged warrior who hurls bolas for a wide area of effect. The bola slows down enemies. Good against cavalry.
Huaraca-icon-aoe3 Huaraca: Anti-building ranged infantry. Good against artillery and buildings.
Inca Maceman Icon Maceman: Powerful Heavy Hand Infantry which inflicts splash damage with a large bludgeon. Good against buildings, cavalry, and anything within range.
Chincha raft aoe3de Chincha Raft: Strong seagoing raft which fires multiple projectiles.

Unique Inca buildings

Inca kancha house Kancha House: Inca House that supports 16 population and produces food.
Inca tambo Tambo: Defensive Inca Trading Post that supports 5 population and can shelter civilians who strengthen its attack.
Inca kallanka Kallanka: Military building that trains Inca elite infantry and reduces the population cost of garrisoned units.
Inca stronghold Stronghold: A powerful military building that can train and garrison all military units to strengthen its attack.

As for Chilly’s Incas for AoE4:

I would mix the 2 concepts and make it:

TC:

Chasqui: Serves as a scout unit

Barracks:

Maceman (replacement of the MAA)

Plumed Spearman/Kamayuk (replacement of the Spearman)

Chimu Runner (shock infantry that replaces the cavalry)

Archery Range:

Jungle Bowman (replacement of the Archer that uses poisoned arrows like the Malian Skirmishers)

Bolas Warrior: Throws Bolas that are good against cavalry.

Huaraca: Slinger good against siege units and buildings.

(They wouldn’t have a stable)

Market:

Llama Caravan: same as Chilly concept

Dock:

Fishing Ship: same as always

Canoe (replacement for the Galley): shoots arrows little by little

Chincha Raft (replacement for the War Ship): shoots many arrows and can be upgraded to throw rocks like an onager

Afterwards, the unique buildings and landmarks are kept the same as in Chilly concept…

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Lol. :smiley:

The Inca Empire probably had its heroes, but the ones who won and told the story were the Spanish.

I am Brazilian, here we had several tribes, but no large empire in the Middle Ages like those in Spanish America, which were the Incas, Mayans and Aztecs.

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Very good, @MatM1996 . Thank you for sharing your thoughts about the Inca empire for the game.

Yes, you could put a Sapa Inca or Manco Inca as a hero and that’s it…

Yes, I really liked the Incas from AoE 3 (which in turn are influenced by those from 2) and I would like to see them back in AoE 4…

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Thanks for such concept. They also deserves their own cavalry and musket corps after Manco Inca Uprising, as showcased from production cluster of AOEIII:Wars of Liberty in this form:

Of course, but the idea of ​​the mesocivs is that they don’t have gunpowder or cavalry/stable (like in AoE 2 and 3)… I don’t think they’ll give them a stable for just one unit…