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Isnt it better than some area run by a guy?
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Is this your description of Shu, Wei and Wu, or Alexander the Great’s empire? (Either way, I find it funny.)
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If that was posted recently, then I guess it would be a V&V campaign given that that is about Bayinnaung which already exists as an independent campaign.
Obviously.
20 characters.
Rework an existing faction with already existing campaign for it? That sounds as low-probable imho.
I think “small farms” will likely be the next farming bonus for a new civ.
2x2 farms will be the Scythian civi bonus as it appears in the first attila campaign.
More likely age 1 or Chronicles civ.
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Funny, but how many actually are there? Franks, Teutons, Poles, Sicilians… that’s it? Unless you count having a heavy cavalry UU as a knight bonus, then Slavs
+Burgundians.
5 is not much that has not 1 but 2 bonuses on same field?
Yeah the Chronicles Civs are a really good simulation of empires clashing, theyre larger than most aoe2 civs, it could be a great future with those
A DLC is in fact coming
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Neither of the two Greek Kingdom is an Empire. They are barely city states.
Cities of those ages were spread at the very max 1-2 km of market area. That’s it.
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Exactly!
100 percent of agreement
They posted hint about next expansion few minutes ago. Seem must be Chronicles, mostly Alexander I think
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That were the least showing screenshots ever… Do the bowmen represent anything Indian by any chance?
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Might be.
They hin about Alexander in the end of Chronicle campaign. If new campaign was really about Alexander, those bowman was Indian due to enviroment around them.
Hope someone could find better resolution images soon
Yes. The scene is likely the Hydaspes. And the archers are wearing turbans and dhotis.
I was talking about Macedon, Persia, etc