They’re Germans’s revolution Colombia and Argentina civ It doesn’t seem to be in line with real history,the developers to rework for The German Empire and March revolution(German Revolution Card Removed in the Industrial Age)replaced these two revolutionary countries in South America
Actually, Venezuela (which was part of Gran Colombia) was colonized by German miners in the mid 16th century. This is because the Spanish king was also Holy Roman Emperor and gave colonization rights to a German banking family, then revoked the rights after they failed to find El Dorado in 3 doomed expeditions.
And Argentina being a German revolution is a reference to Ulrich Schmidl, a German mercenary who became one of the founders of Buenos Aires and was an expedition leader in the Spanish exploration of Argentina.
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So, from the developer think Germany’s March Revolution（Removed from the German Revolution Card of the Industrial Age） and the addition of the German Empire to the Revolution interface, it’s enough
I still think Germans should have more fitting revolutions, like the Belgians for example
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I think that Argentina is more related to German immigration there
Sure, in fact that’s shown in American Conquest…
And also the immigration of Volga Germans in Misiones and Patagonia…
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The German Empire was founded on January 18, 1871. On this day, all German states except the Austrian Empire were incorporated by Prussia under the North German
Confederacy. At the same time, the new constitution came into effect.
Prussia upgraded its "North
Germany" to “German State” and awarded King Wilhelm I of Prussia.
The title “Deutscher Kaiser” has since been hereditary by the Hohenzollen family of Brandenburg and has become the supreme leader of the whole German region
The empire is federalized, and there are still 26 relatively independent German states in its territory, which are ruled by the royal families of other states different from the Prussian royal family, but at this time, the international community has regarded Germany as a unified country. Among these states, there are four kingdoms, six Grand Duchy, five Duchy [Note 2], seven marquises and three free cities of Hansa, and an emperor-Lorth-Lorraine. Prussia, which unified Germany, was nominally only one of the four kingdoms, but because it ocçupied two-thirds of the population and territory of the empire, Prussia had absolute control over all Germany in the early stage of the empire. The Constitution of the German Empire also has the following provisions: the king of Prussia also served as the German emperor, the capital of Prussia was also the capital of Germany, and the Prussian prime minister also served as the German chancellor. In fact, in addition to these, most of the important positions of the German government were also held by the Prussians Small states are increasingly treated equally, and the propaction of other winch unined ventrianty, vas nominally only one of the four kingdoms, but because it occupied two-thirds of the population and territory of the empire, Prussia had absolute control over all Germany in the early stage of the empire. The Constitution of the German Empire also has the following provisions: the king of Prussia also served as the German emperor, the capital of Prussia was also the capital of Germany, and the Prussian prime minister also served as the German chancellor. In fact, in addition to these, most of the important positions of the German government were also held by the Prussians Small states are increasingly treated equally, and the proportion of other states in the German government has increased significantly.
the developers has German Empire It is the best choice for the German for industrial age revolution
I’m advocating that there is a Prussian Revolution sort of like current revolutionary France revolt in the game.
Where revolutionary France deck has the ‘Napolonic Era’ card to unlock more cards and imperial age upgrades. Prussians could become the Germany Empire where the flag changes again.
After all, the Prussians split off first before the german empire.
Prussia never be a part of Holy Roman Empire.
Prussia and German Empire is too much big to be a only revolution options. BTW. Prussian and German Empire being a revolution is unrealistic and dumb - only real German revolution in AoE 3 timeframe was March Revolution.
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Add to game Prussians civ (to represent a Prussian way to unite Germans from Teutonic Order state to German Empire). Prussians civ can have a African revolutions based on their colonies.
Germans civ rename to Austrians civ and give them revolutions based on nations living in Austria-Hungary Empire like Croatia (Yugoslavia) and Bohemia (Czechoslovakia).
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You can use the prince electors card and some more flavour ones and have Prussia every time to play
Belgian revolution would be perfect to be unique revolution option for Dutch civ. Independent Belgium become one of Colonial Empires. So, I propose two step revolution like French Revolution (with possible to unlock Napoleonic Era abilities).
No…
You don’t have even Hohenzollern Royal House in game to have small representation of Prussia. So, I can’t play Prussia.
I think this rev should be available for both the Dutch and the Germans. The first Belgian state was formed during the Brabant revolution against the Austrians.
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Part of it was, and Brandenburg certainly was.
Since that’s unlikely that’s why I’m suggesting a Prussian split off the base gernan civ that transitions into German empire.
Yes, you can make 4 revolutions by age like Mexico: in commerce age: Brandenburg (1618-1701); in fortresses age, Prussia (1701-1848), in industrial age, the March revolution (1848-1871) and in imperial age, the German Empire (1871-1918)…
You could see the Silesian wars as some sort of revolt against the Habsburg. That could work, ties in nicely with the AI leaderhead as well.
In the end its just a game mechanic used to represent a split.
Of course, it is not necessary to create new civs to split others… And about the Silesian wars they could simply make new historical maps (First and Second Silesian Wars-War of Austrian Succession) (Third Silesian War-Seven Years’ War)… AoE 3 lacks more content of the early eighteenth century…
XVIII century
1700-1721: Historical map of the Great Northern War
1708-1713: Petrine Reforms (Russian religious improvement)
1725-1739: Black Guard (British religious improvement)
1743: Savolax Jaegers (Swedish religious improvement)
1754: Historical Battle of Fort Duquesne (French and Indian War)
Devs had said that a german/prussian/austrian split wont happen.
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Check German Age 1 cards in game
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