AoE2 DLC CIV Idea - Romanians (Cavalry and Archers civ)

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@TungstenBoar

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Jurchen are essentially Manchurian, their history is essentially the history of China, you could easily have a Jin Dynasty campaign as the Chinese, how would their culture be different from that of China?

The Manchu/Jurchwnculture was back in the day its own unique culture, its like arguing that if Yugoslavia still existed adding Croats separated would be dumb and we would just need Yugoslavs.

So, how would their culture be different from that of China?

Okay, you are comparing the Croats who had a kingdom of their own with the Manchu who lived in tribes when the Chinese found them and shortly after incorporated them into China, their history is essentially the history of China and they have nothing to add from their own. For Croatia, Yugoslavia wasn’t a thing until 1920.

@TungstenBoar

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Slavs are really the Rus, if anything the Slav civ should be renamed Rus

Indians are really Mughals, if anything Indians should be renamed Mughals.

Okay, but I doubt Indian players will like that. As opposed to changing the Slavs to Rus.

@TungstenBoar

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I thought you didn’t like adding multiple factions for the same civ, such as Burgundians when we already have Franks. So why are you supporting it here?

Okay, you are comparing cultures that separated thousants of years ago or that never shared the dame culture at all with the Burgundians whp were just French with some minor Dutch influence, were shortlived and have nothing to add from their own? And Im against more Euro civs because I feel theres little to add there and we have like 19 of them already.

Yes, because at the end of the day they are still an umbrella civ.

There’s plenty to add in Euro: Serbia, Romania, Croatia, Estonia, Albania, Switzerland (umbrella for Teutons, but you seem okay with that), Finns, Georgia, Armenia, Austria (another umbrella).

Here’s a topic with their histories summarized:

Histories of Serbia, Romania, Croatia, Estonia, Albania and Switzerland

They are not 100% accurate, but are still fairly accurate. Serbia: [The History of Serbia - Part 1: From Tribe to Empire] Romania: [The History of Romania] Croatia: [The Animated History of Croatia] Estonia: [A Super Quick History of Estonia] Albania: [A Super Quick History of Albania] Switzerland: [The Animated History of Switzerland]