Not gonna lie, some of your suggestions are really creative.
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I want to see more BE besides just Khmer.
I wish Burmese UT gave them +1/+2 (original one given) or even +0/+3 (200 more food cost)
I wish Vietnamese UT gave +80 HP or possibly even +100 HP. They lack blast furnace but a pocket player may be more inclined to go BE with a tankier BE.
Malay 33% cheaper BE. It goes along with the 66% faster up time and 33% cheaper fish traps theme. Itās only 3%. 
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Burmese elephants are good right now in my opinion after the manipur cavalry buff
Agreed, but +100HP would be too much, my preferred value is +70 or maybe +80 HP
Malay elephants are already super strong in castle age, I donāt mind if they arenāt that strong in imperial, malays have lotās of other options.
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Malay Elephants are even cost-efficient in the Imperial Age, the issue is that; with both Arbalest and Trashanded Swordsman, there is no reason to go for them.
Viet Elephants are already good enough with the +50 HP.
That wasnāt a buff but how the bonus should have been originally. I just see arambai from Burmese in my games or watching pro players.
I guess thatās why you see players use BE (sarcasm).
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Yup, Non Khmer BE are already so good we always see them
Aint I right @JonOli12
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elephants of all sizes have always seemed like a team game unit to me. too costly for 1v1
They should increase base speed of all elephants by 10% and just 5% extra for khmer bonus.
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When is the last time you saw War Elephants in a high level TG?
Or better question is, how many years ago did you see them?
The last time I remember seeing a pro use War Elephants is Riut in the famous Tyrant 8 player FFA
And thatās way back in 2014. And that was a non-serious game. And thatās considering I dont just play, I watch literally every caster and pro out there like an addict.
Its just so much fun watching the OG Elephant working atleast for once, instead of them being destroyed by the lowest of trash. 
War Elephants are supposed to be feared, and not be tissue paper.
A week ago Max douched Hera then he had full War Elephant army in a 4v4
and what was the net result of going War Elephants over Paladins or literally anything else?
His douche failed and reboomed then destroyed all 4 enemies with elephants
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Firstly, you cherry-pick a game
Secondly, you talk as if other options already available to Persians(Paladins) would not have achieved the same thing.
In fact, I argue Paladins wouldve done much much better. And then thereās Trashbows too.
The War Elephants have to be balanced from the perspective of a Persian Player, i.e. they must be a viable option for a Persian to choose OVER Knight Line
nobody makes trashbows in tgs and Paladins canāt destroy armies as effectively as War Elephants
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No Wonder we see the War Elephants from a Persian Player so frequently because they destroy armies so effectively 
they are too expensive but if you have the economy you should prioritize them over Paladins because they are unstoppable
Of coursee, the War Elephants are perfect, a Persian player should definetly go for them, they are so good, and perform better then Paladins, right, donāt they
Totally worth every penny
Arenāt they
then Iād say youāve amnesia because there have been a lot of War Elephant games since then. And Iāve already replied you previously on why War Elephants are not seen often in pro play
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Then you must remember Daut winning last month with Persian eles only right?
You said no one won with eles since 2014, so any counter example is to be taken into account.
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firstly, you asked when the last time you saw Elephants in a high level team game.
you got an answer.
please tell me how that is cherry picking?
furthermore a few weeks ago shortly after the Elephant Archer buff, there was a team game where literally everyone on Vipers Team went for some form of Elephants, including Elephant archers.
affordability is what holds them back in 1v1 games. nothing more. they are just very expensive, and its easier to mass up armies of other units that are cheaper.
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