These plates are a tad bit later since they were made during the french colonial times. But they give a decent idea of what they sorta look like, yeah. There’s about 3 other sets of plates beyond these ones btw.
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Well this thread didn’t age well. You didn’t predict Malta. But no worries, no amount of rational thinking could’ve predicted that.
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It’s not that bad, the fact that they gone for Mediterranean theme make me think that we will get other european civs in packs of 2, like Poland and Denmark
Maybe with Brazil or Marocco in the middle, since the theme seems to be 1 civ, 2 civs, 1 civ, 2 civs, and so on…
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Mmm interesting, I would like some more African civs, I really liked that DLC… though, unfortunately I’m not knowledgeable enough on the matter to really discuss it…
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Why don’t they add Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth after all?
It is hard to understand, it makes no sense to base the AoE3 game only on the concept of colonization. When it comes to the period 1450-1880, the addition of the Polish-Lithuaninan Commonwealth is obvious. It was one of the most important state organizations of that period in Europe. In fact, the union of 3 countries, Poland, Lithuania and Ukraine, started by Pol-Lit union in 1385, tightened by Union of 1569 and confirmed with inclusion of Ukraine by the Treaty of Hadiach of 1658. The latter unfortunately could not be maintained, because the Cossacks were deceived by the false promises of the Tsar of Russia and broke the treaty.
One of the most powerful states between 1450-1650 with a couple of unique technologies and military. Adding them to the game would create a unique experience where you as a player can try to prevent this amazing union from collapsing.
Hopefully one day Denmark and Poland will join too but now let’s celebrate the addition of European maps 
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No estoy de acuerdo.
Las civilizaciones agregadas parecen seguir un patrón muy claro, son rentables económicamente y tienen un factor sorpresa.
Todos esperábamos a Brasil porque representaba una ganancia asegurada, pero termino siendo Italia y Malta que son civilizaciones las cuales la comunidad les tiene cierto aprecio.
Malta porque la utilizamos en la campaña y a Italia porque estaba planeada desde un inicio.
Las dos civilizaciones son rentables en conjunto y nadie se las esperaba de manera seria (factor sorpresa).
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I think this is a good time to reopen the topic, What will be the next civilization?
I would buy Argentina and the Mapuches, but I still think that the developers will end up making Brazil sooner or later.
Argentina:
Líder/Prócer: José de San Martín
Líder/Prócer: Juana Azurduy
Líder/Prócer: Martín de Güemes
Mapuches:
Líder/Toqui: Leftraru (Lautaro)
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Of course, I say that after this dlc will come Brazil as a loose civ, then an Asian dlc with Persia and Oman, then Morocco and so on…
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Of course, a dlc of the Baltic…
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Claro,no lo habría dicho mejor…mientras sean civs buenas y que encajen con la cronología,que más da cuales sean…
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Completamente de acuerdo con esa afirmación, solo espero que en algún momento agreguen algo de contenido extra para Sudamérica.
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I think the Filipinos should be a revolt option for Spanish.
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Lo más probable es que sean José de San Martín y Lautaro (o Calfucurá si quisieran un líder mapuche del siglo XIX)…
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Yes,although if they put revolutions for each revolution that Spain suffered would have more than 15 revolutions surely xd…
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The Philippines was not fully independent until 1946 (when it emancipated from the USA). Perhaps to represent the Philippines in the game the devs could add a card to Spain similar to “Viceroyalty of New Spain”, which represents Mexico. Several other countries can be represented in this way, for example some Australian card for the British, etc.
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I kinda want a South America DLC next, whether the new playable civs are two former colonies, two natives (Mapuche and Tupi/Guarani maybe?) or one former colony and one native (my idea for the last one would be either Argentina+Mapuche or Brazil+Tupi/Guarani)
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OBJECTION!
That doesn’t mean Korea was a vassal state under China. We were independent state only offering tribute to leave the frick us alone. China never bothered with any of intermal affairs.
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todos tem muito potencial, mais o brasil deveria ser uma opção no caso ter a mesma mecânica de revolução do México com opção de revolução do estado de Pernambuco na idade 3, no caso para idade 4 ou 5 ter no nome de republica do brasil. unidades similares ao estado unidos, ter o sistema de subida de era igual ao europeu ou ter sistema de estados !
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Presentation of Argentina: the civilization with the most versatile cavalry in AOE:3 DE
Argentina: A civilization centered on cavalry and cattle.
Cavalry can mount and dismount.
Argentine Mounted Grenadier: Dragoon/Soldier, Anti-cavalry.
Infernal de Güemes: Lancer/Guerrilla Anti-infantry.
Estancias / corrals: The cattle are slaughtered automatically when they gain maximum weight.
Introducing the Mapuches: The most adaptable civilization in AOE:3 DE
Mapuches: A civilization focused on adapting to enemy technology.
Mapuche units can use the equipment of defeated enemies. (mechanics similar to the promotion but with changes in appearance)
Notes:
The Mapuche would have access to light cannons, captured mortars, and a special armory in Age III.
The special arsenal allows them to standardize the type of weaponry they use, for example, European, Asian, African or traditional equipment. (This mechanic seeks to represent how the Mapuche use the weapons of their enemies against them)
Each piece of equipment in the Mapuche’s special arsenal could give them a different benefit.
The Mapuche have nothing to envy the Haudenosaunee 
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