En mi opinión, un DLC federal debería, idealmente, incluir a Argentina, Brasil y Colombia. Podría llamarse “Liberators of the South” o algo parecido y cerrar el tema de las civis post-coloniales por un tiempo. De todas formas, no creo que sea realista tener a las tres en un solo DLC (o algún DLC en el futuro ya que estamos), por lo que lo más interesante sería optar por la rivalidad Argentina-Brasil por razones temáticas y se podría llamar “Rivals/Foes of the South”.
En cuanto a los nativos, siempre me gustó la idea del combo Mapuche+Guaraníes y que puedan, con envíos, tecnologías o revoluciones, terminar asemejándose a Chile y Paraguay respectivamente.
What a wonderful map! It would be awesome to add a new map called Valley of the Moon, featuring fossil deposits that grant experience when mined, helping to compensate for the lack of Trading Posts. Ischigualasto Provincial Park - Wikipedia
It would be amazing if every minor native civilization in South America (except the Zapotecs, Mayans, and Jesuits) were represented on the map, reflecting how the Incas had constant contact and established relations with many cultures across the continent. There could also be a trade route with capturable Tambos, similar to the Silk Road map.
Medio obvio la verdad, va más por el lado de que quizás lo mejor es sacar una tanda “grande” de civis post-coloniales, dar por cerrado el tema y pasar a otras partes del mundo. Sobretodo porque son civilizaciones “polémicas” y “odiadas” por un sector de la comunidad que minimiza lo divertido o interesante que podrían ser de jugar o el “”“mérito”“” () que tienen de estar en el juego.
Yes, something like the Tupi wonder in some AoE 3 map like Pampas Sierras…
Sí, eso suena bien…
Sí, en el AoE 3 clásico seguramente habría sido así…pero no me molesta tener un dlc Argentina-Brasil y luego otro Colombia-Haití (ya que Bolívar se exilió a Haití en los 1810s antes de regresar a Venezuela en 1817 como se ve en la campaña Acero)…
Sí, igual Chile podría ser una civ federal en algún momento, ya que tuvo su momento de federalismo en su momento…
Pfff…que se manejen…Argentina es uno de los países que más jugadores de AoE tiene (después de Estados Unidos, China y Alemania) y Brasil pues fue un imperio puro y duro…
Does anyone have ideas for good flora and fauna that could fit in South America? It would be great to see some penguins and seals in the Araucanía and Patagonia maps, along with some treasures guarded by orcas.
I mean more than seals I’d say they should have Sea Lions. (Similar but very distinct families).
Can’t think of many more animals that’d fit in Araucania but don’t exist already. Like sure you could have Pudu, but I don’t think dog-sized deers would make for good huntables.
More than Orcas I’d say white whales would be cool if you want some flavor in your treasure guardians.
Now the Chaco and the Amazon could use a lot more variety, Giant Anteater, Guará Guazú, peccari, etc.
I’d split the territory currently covered by Amazonia on the loading screen into at least five maps.
There could be Pará and Marajó like miller/Lil’ Thumb already suggested, Manaus (which as I said would be the current map but renamed), Roraima and maybe Acre (or whatever was the name before Brazil annexed it) and I guess Rondônia?
Also I don’t have a good suggestion for an alternative, but I think Cerrado is in a weird position here (though the circled area IS considered part of Cerrado)
Also, Minas Gerais includes grey wolves, which don’t exist south of Mexico, as can be seen in this official screenshot:
Yes, the moors. It would cover a large territory in northern South America (Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador). It could have rabbits, foxes, spectacled bears, and the native Muisca people as a minor faction.
Oh, yes, sea lions would fit much better on both the Araucanía and Patagonia maps
Some environmental cliffs with condors would be fine, I think, and the huemul could be added to the current map as well.
I think either would be fine. I like the orcas idea because spotting them near the shore is a common activity in the Patagonia.
Adding some common trees like Lapacho and Jacarandá could also bring more life to the maps, and they could appear on many of them, such as Gran Chaco, Minas Gerais, Pampas Sierra, Andes, and Pampa.
Very good post! It’s a little sad to see how most South American maps don’t have the same level of detail as the North American ones. I mean, even the African ones at least have African animals in their treasures, like meerkats, while in South America we have… beavers and otters. And not even the South American otters…the ones big enough to be guardians, mind you.
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