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Han soldiers using crossbows only need two kinds, one citizen soldier can be placed in P1, and the other champion can be placed in P3.

As I said in another post, the staple food of the Han Dynasty people was millet (粟Su), so the fields should be millet fields. The extra range is not a good idea, the borg mod for alpha 23 gave me a bad experience, build another building to get the shooter, take up more land (which makes the town very crowded) waste of money but not better gaming experience. Soldiers starting at P1 are best to use swordsmen, crossbowmen or archers, swords cavalry. I heard that the champion troops of the Han Dynasty will be put into a special academy building for training, right? How many champion units are there now?

I have to point out that the Han Dynasty did not have the repeating crossbow, it was a weapon that appeared more than a thousand years later, and the Han army did not like to use the crossbow on the horse, and the Han cavalry and chariots used the bow. Therefore, there should be no cavalry and repeaters using crossbows in the game.

In addition to traditional Chinese, it is really necessary to keep only Chinese (literary) and Chinese (zh), and the others are repetitive items that will not be translated by anyone.

This is usually the case, because the long-range infantry is the main one, and the outcome of the battle between pure infantry is often not suspenseful, and whoever has more javelins/slingers has the advantage. In this case, instead of letting the infantry fight each other, it is better to use the cavalry to attack from the side and behind.

In fact, our translation team is very angry that someone has repeatedly applied for a large number of dialects, but they do not translate at all. We believe that this is deliberately adding confusion and causing the projects that really need to be completed to fail the application. If you think it is necessary, after adding Chinese (literary) language, you can remove those messy dialect items.

Adjusting the Javelin and Slinger stats has another purpose to better balance the factions that have Javelins and Slingers with those that only have Archers, if ranged units are placed in a relatively secondary position, then at least all factions All can play fair with spearmen.

In fact, my idea is to do the opposite, highlighting the advantage of the pikeman's attack range, rather than making it more passive as a meat shield.

Because of the requirements of the Chinese player group I am in, I made a mod to make adjustments. This is the data I set, which can be used as a reference.

We need Chinese (literary), which was the common office language in China before the 20th century. Unlike modern Chinese which is classified into as many dialects as you see. In China, together with Standard Chinese, we call it the two major standards of Chinese—文言文 and 白话文.

The army of the Han Dynasty was a standing army. Their weapons and equipment had uniform specifications and their training had an average level. Therefore, the differences caused by other ethnic groups having their soldiers self-armed and trained by themselves are difficult to find in the Han army. It is not necessary to provide a mercenary that is worse than the Han army soldiers. I think only the Xiongnu's "Eagle Shooter（射雕者Shediaozhe）" is more suitable, this is a horse archer who shoots very accurately.

Indeed, the crossbow is a unique weapon. The arrows are shorter and the range is longer, but the reloading speed and power are not better than that of the bow. Otherwise, the Han army does not need to keep the bow and arrow. The status of bows and arrows in the Han Dynasty was more reflected in the shooting of chariots and cavalry.

The best is the fifth emperor of the Han Dynasty, Han Wudi Liu Che（汉武帝-刘彻）. In fact, I don't think mercenaries are needed, because it is difficult for the surrounding ethnic groups to provide superior arms that the Han Dynasty did not have.

But the composition of soldiers in battle is not so pure, 20 swordsmen/spearmen + 40 javelins/slingers, often perform much better than 35 swordsmen/spearmen + 25 javelins/slingers . Before defeating the enemy's melee soldiers, the melee soldiers will be destroyed by the enemy's stronger firepower, which makes the melee soldiers a consumable item and it is difficult to accumulate experience and become a veteran.

This question should have been raised before, because of the borg expansion pack mod that existed on Alpha 23. But at present, the weapon damage of Alpha 25's ranged units is still more than 2~3 times that of melee units. This makes melee units vulnerable, and theoretically, soldiers wearing bronze or steel armor and shields should be stronger. If the attack of the javelin and the slinger is adjusted to a level similar to that of the melee unit, the minimum range is given, and the damage to the elephant x 3 is given to the javelin, will the game experience be better? I tried it with my own mod, https://www.moddb.com/mods/mirror1/downloads/mirror-220

There is no shortage of language-related volunteers in China. We have completed the work of Simplified Chinese. I hope the application for the Chinese (literary) language will be approved quickly so that we can start new jobs as soon as possible. In addition, I noticed that the application for ancient greek language has been pending for a long time, and perhaps Greek volunteers are also looking forward to it.

In the Han army, there are general crossbows and crossbows with high power. You can put one of them in the first stage and the other in the third stage as the champion of "Yulin". This needs to change stan's original design for champion units. Regarding "Yulin", swordsmen are not needed. These guards are usually archers, Jishou, crossbowmen and cavalry.

Can you add the language Chinese(literary) to Transfex? It was the office language of China until the early 20th century, and it is also learned today in junior and senior high schools. We need this language to make the next version of Chinese mods if the next alpha is likely to join the Han Dynasty. In addition, we hope to completely correct the Hanyu pinyin naming of buildings and arms in the Han Dynasty. We have noticed that some of the names will be unfamiliar to the Chinese after they are translated into Chinese.

But P1 of 0 AD is already in the Bronze and even Iron Age, and P2 and P3 should be the age of steel, because the countries that appeared were all after 500 BC, especially the Han Dynasty was established in 202 BC Yes, he already had steel weapons, crossbows, cavalry and chariots as soon as he was established.

Does the balance team consider crossbowmen to be stronger units than archers? In our opinion, crossbowmen are not as strong as archers, they reload arrows more slowly, but the arrows they shoot are not more powerful.

In addition, it is recommended to put the sword and shield hands of the Han army in the first stage instead of the second, like the Romans, because swordsmen are almost everywhere in Han society, and the army can easily recruit swordsmen, but using 戟(JI ) soldiers with weapons of equal length require special training. For the same reason crossbowmen should also be placed in the first stage, just like javelinmen and slingers of other factions. Archers and 戟手（Jishou） can be placed in the second stage, in our opinion, training these types of soldiers is more laborious.

Can be called "战车（Zhanche）".

what a pity.