I want to thank the developers here for listening to our suggestions, from us Latin American fans of the AOE 3 series, and having changed the native Inca settlements to Quechua, changing their names and keeping the units, because this practical way out, as simple as it may seem, gives the game much more realism, and shows the reality of the Andes at the time. I also come to thank you for removing the guanacos from the map of Bahia, which was a complaint from me and other Brazilian players, and for adding very important maps, with Mexico, Bahia and Minas Gerais. I would like to make a suggestion: the Zapotecs should be removed from the South American landscapes, namely, the Orinoco, the Andes and the Amazon, where I identified them, and from all the South American maps, as they were never present here, and their architecture does not reflect the architecture of the region. New natives may be added in the future, from Pano Indians, to JĆŖs (such as the Kaingang and PataxĆ³), Arawaks (who were originally from the Orinoco, including, and occupied large lands, including the Tainos of the Caribbean and South America, who were enemies of the Carib, present in the game. The Aruaks, in the form of the Tainos, could easily take the place of the Zapotecs in the Orinoco, in the Amazon, and could be present in the Caribbean and Hispaniola), charruas, Patagones, Guaranis. Quilombos, which were groups of black slaves who fled from their masters and created small African states free from Bantu or Yoruba organizations in the interior of Brazil, where the martial art of capoeira probably originated, having evolved from the game of the Bantu zebra, could give an original beauty to the game. Any of these peoples would add realism to maps and would better represent South America. Another thing is Tupi architecture. The Tupi inhabited long communal houses, identical in shape to those of the Huron settlements. The huts of the Tupi natives could be replaced by Huron longhouses with thatched texture, and the Tupi architecture would be perfect! Adding small canopies with hammocks and hammocks with mosquito nets could give the Tupi a lot more realism too, and remove some of the clothes of the natives from the work animations in the village (maybe all of it is bad for the age range of the game, but at least it leaves men and women with loincloths, like the male Aztec villagers, or with straw skirts, as was done with the Tupi archers.The Caribs would also look more realistic with loincloths, or without clothes.