Giving livestock more viability would also be a nice addition. It seems that Mexican cattle can be produced for free at the ranches.
All new civilizations do useful things that remain frozen for others.
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[Age of Empires III: DE - Mexico Civilization Overview]
(They talk about it from minute 1:39)
By appearing this building (farm) will generate free cows and its process will be accelerated if there are villagers working in it.
Imagine that you build farms and configure it to generate cows automatically. By the time the hunt is over, it is inaccessible or it is very risky to …
In addition, the mechanics of revolutions also begins to fade with the incorporation of Mexico and the US The revolusions need a deeper redesign to remain attractive.
[Como arreglamos las Revoluciones]
Aclaración sobre las barajas
Primero creas la baraja (en el editor de barajas).
Solo una baraja por revolución (en este caso Argentina).
Luego te revolucionas (Gameplay Normal).
La baraja que editaste se pon…
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Here’s a list of ideas for thematically and (mostly) historically appropriate new units that could be added to several civs as a shipment. These shipments are not necessarily needed for game balance and may not get used often but they would add additional historical flavor and fun tools for more casual players to enjoy. Would like to hear all of you guys’ ideas as well, especially if you have any for the Haude, Japanese, and Lakota, I couldn’t figure anything out for them.
For Multipl…
I mean the “new” revolutions since DE.
Several Mexican revolutions have even bigger decks than all other revolutions. As you can revolt and counter-revolt to adjust your strategy, and as there is not enough xp for you to send every single card in a game, the majority of these cards will never be used. Feels like a waste of creativity to me.
In the meantime old revolutions are still quite unbalanced. Some offer fewer card choices than others. I think they should also get some updates in the fut…
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