Its a server side patch, not on steam
Funnily enough, thereâs no single dish known as curry in India as much as I know. It is a very very vague classification at best. India is so vast, the word curry can mean anything. The part I am from, it refers to the liquidy/soupy part of any dish. So If you are being served âchicken curryâ and you ask for some âcurryâ, they will just give you the liquid part and not the chicken pieces. Other places might mean something else by curry. Generally by curry, it means presence of a soupy base or gravy. But i have seen others use âcurryâ for dry food aswell. 
Iâm Indian, and I eat curry maybe twice a month.
Curry may have originated in India, but it is not what Indian cuisine is all about. Thereâs more non-curry than curry in a regular diet.
The regular Indian diet also consists of soups, stir fries, flavored rices (biryani is mughlai, but very integrated into Indian culture), steamed food, desserts etc etc. And all of these are very unique compared to similar things in the rest of the world, and yet the rest of the world is fixated on âcurryâ.
This is of course, assuming that âcurryâ is a defined style of cooking, which is really is not.
Saying curry is a staple Indian dish is like saying pizza is a staple Italian dish.
Yeah, because spaniards are eaten paella 24/7
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they kinda werent saying its a staple, just that its famous and well known.
like burgers aint a staple but if you ask where its from you say USA USA.
it is what is kinda visible on the world stage and people do get fixated on it but thats kinda what famous food are, the same way a famous person aint representative of a wider nation, but its what people will know a place for
They are not.
Which is why I generally donât like card names like this.
They are stereotypes.
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burgerland mentioned swell with pride, burgers and hypertension o7
Pizza is not a staple for Italians, quiche is not a staple for French, sushi is not a staple for Japanese, peppers is not a staple for Mexicans, but they are cards.
They are far not stereotypes to me since naming the cards under the cuisines does not mean they are staple or everything in the peoplesâ food culture, but means the cuisines are the well known icons. You can see how pies, particularly apple pies, represent the American culture in wiki. There is nothing about stereotypes.
And more importantly, some of them can reflect of the spread of the food culture and the interaction between peoples in the centuries on the timeline of AoE3. Due to trade, immigration and colonization, British eat curry, Indonesians eat fried rice, Filipinos eat paella, and those cuisines have own variations there. This is also a part of reasons this kind of cards are Team cards I guess.
Many times there are always heavy and obscure historical references for the cardsâ names, especially for people havenât particularly delve into history. Naming the cards under the food is even lovely to me. The food make people feel familiar and close. I always remember the surprise, fun and enjoyment I saw people having when they saw there is a Pizza card at the time the Italians was released.
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Hey, thats something good for the easter egg topic.
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Then at least use a word that is native to India.
The word âcurryâ is not indigenous. It also represents a lot of different foods and calling them all âcurryâ doesnât do justice.
My suggestion: Korma. Itâs a specific type of curry.
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Devs, could you please give Peru the infinite 16 Revolutionaries card and increase the speed at which the Peruvian legion attacks with grenades. In addition, they could take away BolĂvar as the starting unit and give him to Gran Colombia.
I think it would be nice if the Peruvian guard could train in the barracks, fortresses and galleons just like the rest of the infantry. Additionally, I would like to see a reworking of the Gran Colombiana National Hero card so that it works the same as the San Martin card.
Peru should be able to have access to the San Martin and National Hero/SimĂłn BolĂvar card.
I would like to suggest that the National Hero card be renamed SimĂłn BolĂvar and change its effect.
SimĂłn BolĂvar: Send 1 SimĂłn BolĂvar, 20 Independence Guards and 3 Heavy Cannon; cost 1500 gold
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Didnât get this patch⊠How can I get it?
Steam user here.
Starting the game, is auto installed
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why do Dutch get another trainable Musk now? They went from no musk, to Highlanders and Highwaymen, then they added Blue guard and now Akan? When Irish Brigadiers, and Habsburg allies?
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If Dutch can get Akan units via Native Embassy, Iâd love if the British could get a variety units from theirs.
Activated via a shipment ('Empire Auxiliaries for example) and (unlike Dutch) limited to their own Build Limit, you could give them a mix of African, American and Asian natives where they had links. Or even PayPal style shipments to the Native Embassy which ship Gurkas or other relevant units
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esa carta del ejercito de bolivar y los guardias independientes era mejor que la carta anacronica de tupac
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Malta is still F Tier, but Dutch got a ton of unnecessary love this patch? Let me guess - it wonât be fixed for another two months. At which point, something else will be broken for the next two months that everyone will cheese for free wins.
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From my research on Tupacs rebellion, a shipment of huracas and plumed spearmen would be more accurateâthey werenât allowed guns so thatâs what they used. At least at the first battle.
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Thank you @Ekdal1378 
I donât like the change they made to the Aztec arrow knight.
I do not consider the heavy infantry role necessary, since it is weak against cavalry and now also against culverins, so this change causes the Aztecs to have an ineffective siege.
Perhaps they made this change because the Aztecs had access to mortars, but I think this was unnecessary anyway, as it takes away from the unitâs specialness. In any case, they already lost against almost all the infantry and cavalry and only served to counter cannons, ships and buildings.
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