Quick summary. All this mod does is rename civs, units, and UTs for the 3k civs. It’s compatible with ranked.
They intend to create a similar but separate Khitans → Tanguts Mod as well.
I feel this dlc needs more than just name changes, but ATM i’m not looking a gift horse in the mouth. Really hope to see this mod get the downloads and support it deserves.
The Luojuzi is unlikely to use a ji halberd like the White Feather Guard, and it’s known for being fast and agile in rough terrain but the White Feather Guard is slow.
Obviously, chariots and repeating crossbows were not the Bai things.
The people of Yue/Baiyue certainly had existed in the Middle Ages, but their power had been declining since the Three Kingdoms period and lost their ethnic identity in the (probably early) Middle Ages. As for Wuyue, they were one of the kingdoms during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. While it is undoubtedly medieval, it is also undoubtedly based on a specific political entity rather than an ethnic group. Under normal circumstances, there is no need to be specially introduce Yue/Baiyue or Wuyue as a civ.
Strictly speaking, this mod is still not accurate, but its popularity will reflect people’s dissatisfaction with the existence of Three Kingdoms content in the basic game. I just feel it’s such a shame that Xianbei and Bai had to be sacrificed to cover up the ill-thought-out policy, limited to the tech trees of Wei and Shu, and can no longer have more well-crafted tech trees and more accurate representation of themselves.
The Tarkans had a very satisfying thump sound to their attack animation in the original AOE2. That got reworked in DE to a different sound, and many people (including famous caster t90official) have mentioned it many times how they prefer that old sound.
They could just have sold the three scenarios of Fylthidelphia as part of the china DLC without adding new dedicated civs for them, it’s cheaper and not something they wouldn’t do
All the files are already in the game. In fact, thats how people found out about the campaign being in a Chronicles-esque folder, and the missing ‘‘China’’ campaigns folder as well.
Its also more crucially the reason for the medals bug; the new difficulties added for the 3K campaign messed them up globally
then the so-called Wuyue would be still somehow like the Baiyue. Under normal circumstances, there is no need to be specially introduce them as a civ.
They are a subgroup of Han Chinese, so that will still be a Han Chinese split. People want them now purely because they want to cover up Wu, which reflects how ill-thought-out is the policy of introducing the Three Kingdoms.
Wu are the hardest to rename.
It somewhat makes sense that they represent Southern Chinese people but what are they exactly and what not.
Yue seem a better match.
Maybe Cantonese. They are technically a subgroup but the name has significantly more name recognition.
Also the name can literally just be different in the Chinese version of the game to name the more correct group of people.
In the Chinese version of AoE2 the Huns are also called Xiongnu.
For me personal more fitting civ icons are more important then the names. The current 3 kingdoms ones are just sticking out too much.
Wuyue in Chinese is a combination word of Wu and Yue, a region where people speak Wu, Min and Cantonese language.
Chinese name for “Cantonese” is just "Yue"粤.
Yue and Viet is the same word in different language, Chinese believe the Cantonese came from Han and sinicized Viet people.