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Spanish.

I don't understand you, what language do you speak natively?

If I choose Britains or other civ, after I'd like chance the civ name when i'm playing. Thanks.

I'm also confused what are you trying to do?

civ.js you can change the name. Inside Public/simulation/data

I'm more confused.

Yes but when it's playing. For example, in the next level city. You know? I mean like as technology. Thanks.

Change the civ name?

Hi There!. I have a cuestion. Could chance it the civilization name during the playgame?. Would be it posible?...Thanks you guy.

Impressive.

Gorgeous.

Pettry nice look.

A more realistic Cleopatra

We'll never see it, just like Half Life 3.

I'm still waiting on this movie.

Sparta.mp4 @Deicide4ustill think they should be nerfed?

If you replace citizens with slaves to have more soldiers... Slaves should be fewer and more efficient.

It is just another feature creep. The only reason Red Alert had a "Spy" unit is because the Cold War mentality was still prevalent in the 90's. It was meant as a gimick, and to support some fun SP missions at the time.

I imagine your farming is extremely slow, then. The number of women depends on the state of the game. You need minimum 20 by mid game, and about 45-50 by the late game. Seriously, make women early on. It's easy to send them to farms/fields later.

you should train woman for eco.

Those are good points, I have noticed the unit balance shifting since A27, I almost never see champion cavalry now, unless I am the one trying to use it, civs with strong anti cav options are also getting picked more, and Han crossbow and halberdier/spearman combination is horrifically lethal to champion cavalry and just about everything else too, I was genuinely surprised at how effective it turned out to be. Pikes have also become very decent damage dealers while maintaining good durability, especially great in wars of attrition, so that is a very nice change

Hi @Fabius I see the suggestion. However, in my opinion, the romans' relatively simple unit roster is important. Civs should have different strengths and weaknesses, and part of that is having an incomplete roster. Depending on how unit balance evolves going forward, there may be a need for the romans to get a different ranged unit, but for now I don't think they need it. I worry that adding extra units creates kind of a situation like mace currently, where they are very good at a lot of different strategies. If the range is really crucial, using bolts is a good choice.