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[NoMolester]

Bu it's not only the time period, but also de geographical approach.

[Lion.Kanzen]

Bu it's not only the time period, but also de geographical approach.

mayans are in other timeline but thier Military Tech are like too some Barbarians Tribes in Europe and Asia.

they dont use Metals and Horses but uses Obsidian, and Cotton Armor, uses Bows, Slings, Spears. etc.

they ae very like to Greek because their City States, Copan in my Country(Honduras), Tikal and others i dont remember XD.

[NoMolester]

It would be a civ with no horses and no siege weapons.

[Lion.Kanzen]

It would be a civ with no horses and no siege weapons.

and Exotic Weapons.

Edited December 2, 2012 by Lion.Kanzen

[Lion.Kanzen]

and Exotic Weapons.

That Aztec XD

[Lion.Kanzen]

Incan XD

[oshron]

the focus of the Mayans would, in any case, be focused primarily on their infantry. since unit classes are what they are, they could very well have every infantry class and one "cavalry" class; for another project of mine based on 0ad's designed, i decided to write up that the Aztecs get every infantry class and one "cavalry" class which is functionally the same as cavalry even though it's ACTUALLY an infantryman (it was the Eagle Warrior, in the same spirit as the Eagle Warriors in AOK: The Conquerors)

the Iberians also lack warships, yet they are planned for inclusion no matter what; the reasoning was that they didn't necessarily NEED warships as long as they had SOMETHING to get them across water (which would be their trading cogs) and that, on naval maps, they could instead rely on allies to do the naval fighting while they defend themselves and their allies and engage in land battles alongside them

and in point of fact, the Mayans apparently did engage in siege warfare. a quick google search brought this up, which mentions detailed depictions of siege warfare in Mayan culture: http://www.authenticmaya.com/maya_warfare.htm though i'm honestly not sure if they really had siege weapons. in the same way that the Iberians may well need to depend on allies for a navy, the Mayans may have to for siege warfare. though there's nothing to say that, in typical RTS style, that they can't just start swinging their spears at the enemy gate even if that's discouraged and inefficient in actual gameplay. without having to devote alot of their resources to expensive siege weapons, they could easily spend that to get more (and cheaper) infantry to support themselves

[Lion.Kanzen]

That is a replica from Temple Rosa Lila en my Country.

The Temple its in Under ground, Down Other Building.

[Lion.Kanzen]

the focus of the Mayans would, in any case, be focused primarily on their infantry. since unit classes are what they are, they could very well have every infantry class and one "cavalry" class; for another project of mine based on 0ad's designed, i decided to write up that the Aztecs get every infantry class and one "cavalry" class which is functionally the same as cavalry even though it's ACTUALLY an infantryman (it was the Eagle Warrior, in the same spirit as the Eagle Warriors in AOK: The Conquerors)

the Iberians also lack warships, yet they are planned for inclusion no matter what; the reasoning was that they didn't necessarily NEED warships as long as they had SOMETHING to get them across water (which would be their trading cogs) and that, on naval maps, they could instead rely on allies to do the naval fighting while they defend themselves and their allies and engage in land battles alongside them

and in point of fact, the Mayans apparently did engage in siege warfare. a quick google search brought this up, which mentions detailed depictions of siege warfare in Mayan culture: http://www.authentic...aya_warfare.htm though i'm honestly not sure if they really had siege weapons. in the same way that the Iberians may well need to depend on allies for a navy, the Mayans may have to for siege warfare. though there's nothing to say that, in typical RTS style, that they can't just start swinging their spears at the enemy gate even if that's discouraged and inefficient in actual gameplay. without having to devote alot of their resources to expensive siege weapons, they could easily spend that to get more (and cheaper) infantry to support themselves

i understand but i like think in many Indians that are in a RTS before. Olmecs, Zapotecs(AOE 3 Merceanries) etcs.

They don't Build Walls like Stone Walls but i don't know if with wood. the better people can talk about Mayans are Guatemalan and Belice. my People from my Country in Wester Honduras are decent from Mayan Collapse they called their self Lencas. That people Fight Agains Spanish Conqueror and one Warlord (il Empira in Old Spanish) Lempira was the Hero, that battles, but he defeated by Spanish, and his Head cutt off.

Edited December 3, 2012 by Lion.Kanzen

[oshron]

the Spartans don't build stone walls either. i don't see anyone complaining about them lacking that

[Lion.Kanzen]

the Spartans don't build stone walls either. i don't see anyone complaining about them lacking that

not im not say that, its for siege issue.

[NoMolester]

Mayans painted their buildings in many beautiful colors (inside and outside), many people think that their buildings were all rocky and the interior of their houses looked like a cave but it is not true, the buildings were covered by cement, they invented it, and painted in many colors.

Mayans did build walls, but in a different way and fashion from the standard medieval and iron age walls. They were small and multileveled.

Some mayan walls:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Bir3bs__J2E/S02ao0M27bI/AAAAAAAAztc/bnVgQumq1PE/s400/179569.jpg

http://www.elporvenir.com.mx/upload/foto/24/3/1/E12011013.JPG

The mayan gate wall of Tulum:

http://edu.coruna.es/var/plain/storage/images/participa/fotogaleria/muralla_maya_en_tulum_mexico/71394-2-esl-MX/muralla_maya_en_tulum_mexico_myimagelarge.jpg

http://www.turismoenfotos.com/archivos/temp/5235/400_1279921324_arcoentrada-ex-balam-yucatan.jpg

[Lion.Kanzen]

Mayans painted their buildings in many beautiful colors (inside and outside), many people think that their buildings were all rocky and the interior of their houses looked like a cave but it is not true, the buildings were covered by cement, they invented it, and painted in many colors.

Mayans did build walls, but in a different way and fashion from the standard medieval and iron age walls. They were small and multileveled.

Some mayan walls:

http://1.bp.blogspot...s400/179569.jpg

http://www.elporveni...1/E12011013.JPG

The mayan gate wall of Tulum:

http://edu.coruna.es...yimagelarge.jpg

http://www.turismoen...lam-yucatan.jpg

good Info. in my Country they don't Build Walls.

[Ludo38]

I've seen many interesting historical illustrations in this gallery :

http://www.wrh-illustration.com/ImageArchive/Image_Archive/Image_Archive.html

That's the archive gallery of Wood Ronsaville Harlin.Inc, an illustration company. Very high quality of work, with pictures of the ancient world in America, Asia, Africa, etc. A lot of PreColombian to enjoy !