Latin American general post

[RatcicleFan]

Wasn’t this a thread for suggesting civs south of Mexico? When did it become a strategy sharing page?

[Konahrik1140]

@RatcicleFan

Wasn’t this a thread for suggesting civs south of Mexico? When did it become a strategy sharing page?

Well technically the title is (Latin American general post) I think sharing ideas about Latin American revolutions is not wrong.

But let’s do one thing, I think I can rescue an old theme that I would like to see come true.

Argentina Civ Design cuz Might as Well

I actually been building up this civ since about exactly a year ago, but been coding it at a snail’s pace and don’t really have the capacity to afford art assets right now, so might as well share the design and gauge people’s opinions: Features Starts with 5 Gauchos, 300 food, 200 wood, 100 coin. Gauchos have a lower train limit than Settlers (85). Choose Federal States to advance in Age and add new Home City Cards to the Deck, starting with fewer cards (21) than other civilizations. Receive …

Unfortunately, you can no longer comment on it, but I think it’s a good time to resurrect it.

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• Infernal : Statswise closer to the Uhlan or the Steppe Rider than the Hussar. They attack faster the less hit points they have. Leaves a foot version of itself with half-hitpoints when killed. Upgrades to Escolta Libertad on Industrial Age.

I see the (Infernal) more like the mounted rifleman and I see the (Escolta) more as an intermediate point between the winged hussar and the royal horseman.

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• Blandengue : Tracks units it has dealt damage to, like the Mexican salteador. Otherwise works mostly like a regular dragoon, probably with less hit points but, of course, leaves a version of itself behind with half hit points when killed.

They are militias, perhaps Argentina should have a system similar to the one in the United States, only instead of having OP militias, we could have the normal militias, but with improvements so that they give us cavalry units (Blandengues) or light infantry (Patricios).

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• Estancia
  Combines Livestock Pen with the Stable. While still costing 200 Wood.
  Trains:

• Infernal : Statswise closer to the Uhlan or the Steppe Rider than the Hussar. They attack faster the less hit points they have. Leaves a foot version of itself with half-hitpoints when killed. Upgrades to Escolta Libertad on Industrial Age.

• Blandengue : Tracks units it has dealt damage to, like the Mexican salteador. Otherwise works mostly like a regular dragoon, probably with less hit points but, of course, leaves a version of itself behind with half hit points when killed.

• Sheep. Cuz, you know, it’s a Livestock Pen

I like the idea, but in my opinion I would also leave the hussar and the dragon to Argentina, especially since that would justify making their emblematic cavalry units more powerful in exchange for costing more population. (It would be something similar to what happens with France and her cuirassier)

PS: I would add some method to automate the production of livestock and food, I don’t think it is very different from the Dutch banks, but I could be wrong.

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• Pardo : Age II Halberdier. Basically holds itself better than a Pikeman even in late game, by having greater base damage and less reliance on multiplier, although being slower than Pikemen.

I would also add some card that allows you to turn them into mounted grenadiers.

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Artillery Foundry:
Trains

• Petard
• Falconet
• Culverin
• Mortar
• Horse Grenadier: Takes the place of the Horse Artillery. Fairly similar stats to the already available Horse Grenadier ## ### ### leaves behind a foot version of itself if killed. (IV)

I would convert the mounted grenadier into a unit similar to the papal lancer and its foot version into a version of the giant grenadier, but I know that no dev or modder agrees with me.

I would remove the falconete and exchange it for the Artisanal Cannon, also I would not remove the Horse Artillery. The Petard I would change it for Exploding Cart.
Note: WOL

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• House
  Literally just a house

It will sound silly, but I would like Argentina to have an architecture that depends on the biome, in cold places it could have structures similar to those of the Germans and in the rest of the scenarios Mediterranean structures.

[HoopThrower]

Oh, that design is outdated by literal years. One of these days I’ll post my updated Argentina design, most likely in a new thread since the old one got merged into this one anyways.

Oh, architecture changing by biome would be obnoxiously difficult to implement, virtually impossible. Absolutely not worth it at all.

[MatM1996]

@Konahrik1140

In treaty obviously, but in FFA games you might want to have some wood just in case. (Opinion)

Yes, so you have to have decks for FFA and for treaty…

[Josh1Axel]

@Josh1Axel

IV. Industrial era: To advance to this age you will have to choose between 2 leaders: Túpac Amaru II or Mateo Pumacahua. Túpac Amaru II will offer improvements to your Skirmishers and cavalry, and mercenaries and native allies will cheaper; Mateo Pumacahua will offer you exclusive technologies and units of the Spanish civilization.

Additional information:

Mateo Pumacahua (left), Tupac Amaru II (right)

As I mentioned before, Mateo Pumacahua was a military officer from the Inca nobility who fought against Túpac Amaru II during the Rebellion and later participated in the independence movement.

@Josh1Axel

Para completar dejo esta imágen

This image belongs to the mural of the “Church of Chin / cheros”. According to the gathered information, this mural was painted by the orders of Mateo Pumacahua’s family to preserve a record of the rebellion.

On the left side, we can observe a group of well-dressed nobles representing Mateo Pumacahua’s family. On the right side, there are two armies engaged in battle, depicting Túpac Amaru II’s army fighting against Mateo Pumacahua’s army and allies.

The most notable aspect is the image of a Puma (a Cougar, representing Pumacahua) fighting against an Amaru (a Dragon, representing Túpac Amaru II).

@jonasnee4671

Hallo Latin American faction posters

we have decided that the rule on Latin American faction only being postable here seizes to be, you can now make new threads if you want to. however before you go some ground rules:

1. pleas don’t bombard other peoples threads with Latin American suggestions, even if the posts are in Spanish, its okay to ask to be included in a “list” but pleas don’t turn entire threads into “but what about Chile” pleas.
2. pleas respect other peoples opinions even if they are oppose to your own, calling people racist because they have another view than you is not acceptable.
3. pleas no more drama, the forum is the most fun when people don’t accuse one another of different things, we all want a better game lets remember that.

with that said, have a nice day and good postings

Understood, just to ask:
Is it possible to recover my first deleted post in this topic?

[Konahrik1140]

Happy Independence Day.

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I want to take advantage and ask a question to everyone, the original revs should?

• Get customizable decks.
• Gain the ability to advance just like the French revolution.
• Obtain a deck equivalent to a fifth age, like the Mayans.

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PS: I would love to see Argentina get new skins and some new improvements for the revolution.

[gamoreva]

Revivamos este post. Nueva skin de la Guardia Peruana !!!

[MUTYLATOR5553]

The lack of focus on the Brazilian, Argentinian and Gran Colombian revolutions may indicate that the developers may be planning to release them as full-fledged civs.

[StatesideFish93]

now that the game went f2p (that actually is a demo) is time to shill the game so maybe the devs see there’s is market for a DLC with the civs that you have been asking here for so long

[MatM1996]

@MUTYLATOR5553

The lack of focus on the Brazilian, Argentinian and Gran Colombian revolutions may indicate that the developers may be planning to release them as full-fledged civs.

@StatesideFish93

now that the game went f2p (that actually is a demo) is time to shill the game so maybe the devs see there’s is market for a DLC with the civs that you have been asking

Yes, I choose to believe…the Latin American market is quite a fan of the AoE saga (more of AoE 2, not so much of 3, except for the LA revolutions)…Destiny 2 is free and they keep releasing expansions…also that Argentina has a queen in Holland and a Pope in the Vatican xd…

[CanineCrown7153]

@MatM1996

Pope in the Vatican

¿Cuántos Papas tenés?

@MUTYLATOR5553

The lack of focus on the Brazilian, Argentinian and Gran Colombian revolutions may indicate that the developers may be planning to release them as full-fledged civs.

¡Please, give me some empanada civs!

[EntombedCurve02]

Peru is the one that hasn’t received any focus, except for a unique skin, so I’m hopeful

[MatM1996]

@CanineCrown7153

¿Cuántos Papas tenés?

Agregale que los argentinos somos 50% italianos y 50% españoles…entonces le tenes que sumar todos los papas desde Alejandro VI hasta Juan Pablo I xd…

[Josh1Axel]

@gamoreva

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Although I understand that the khaki-colored coat may indicate that it is a revolutionary unit, I am associating the khaki color more with the Portuguese. Would it be possible for the color of the coat of the Peruvian Guard to match the player’s color? (similar to the case of the Regulars)

[Josh1Axel]

@MatM1996

Agregale que los argentinos somos 50% italianos y 50% españoles…entonces le tenes que sumar todos los papas desde Alejandro VI hasta Juan Pablo I xd…

También son descendientes Incas, incluso tienen un Inti en su bandera (Una de las primeras banderas del Perú también tenía un Inti pero Simon Bolivar se la quitó )

[MatM1996]

@Josh1Axel

Although I understand that the khaki-colored coat may indicate that it is a revolutionary unit, I am associating the khaki color more with the Portuguese. Would it be possible for the color of the coat of the Peruvian Guard to match the player’s color? (similar to the case of the Regulars)

The issue is that the Imperial Regulars are from the American Civil War, which are more than 1860s… The Peruvian legion is from the war of independence (1821-1824) and a bit the war against Bolivia (1841-1842)…but I don’t see why not, since they fought until the War of the Pacific (1879-1883)…

@Josh1Axel

También son descendientes Incas, incluso tienen un Inti en su bandera (Una de las primeras banderas del Perú también tenía un Inti pero Simon Bolivar se la quitó )

Sí,pero la bandera peruana con el Inti esta basada en la bandera argentina,por obvias razones (San Martín)…

[Josh1Axel]

@MatM1996

The issue is that the Imperial Regulars are from the American Civil War, which are more than 1860s… The Peruvian legion is from the war of independence (1821-1824) and a bit the war against Bolivia (1841-1842)…but I don’t see why not, since they fought until the War of the Pacific (1879-1883)…

In reality, the Peruvian Legion of the Guard is still active to this day, they participated in all the wars in Peru, avoiding the 2 times that the country was almost divided, all the civil wars, the war against Gran Colombia, the subsequent annexation of the Amazon and the rest.

(Legión Peruana de la Guardia during the war of 41)

@MatM1996

Sí,pero la bandera peruana con el Inti esta basada en la bandera argentina,por obvias razones (San Martín)…

Pues, parece que San Martín le tenía mucho respeto a su legado Inca.

[MatM1996]

@Josh1Axel

In reality, the Peruvian Legion of the Guard is still active to this day, they participated in all the wars in Peru, avoiding the 2 times that the country was almost divided, all the civil wars, the war against Gran Colombia, the subsequent annexation of the Amazon and the rest.

Yes, I saw it…

@Josh1Axel

Pues, parece que San Martín le tenía mucho respeto a su legado Inca.

Tanto que quería un rey inca y reconstruir el Imperio Inca xd…

[CanineCrown7153]

@MatM1996

50% españoles…entonces le tenes que sumar todos los papas desde Alejandro VI hasta Juan Pablo I xd…

Pero eso es toda hispanoamérica

[MatM1996]

Bueno contá los italianos entonces xd…