Post by Bismarck on Apr 8, 2016 12:35:56 GMT
Note: This is for all GW Games, this is not organizing a certain game. The list is bound to change, and I want to see some requests! Culture effects subject to change, list will grow etc.
Germanics
-Five more production to each region
-Tech tree focuses on maximising tech research, however researching units will take more production but the units will be stronger than other cultures.
Natives (New World)
-Must start in the New World continent(s)
-Only culture allowed to start in the New World
-Tech tree is very, very slow to progress to the point to where they may even still be tribal by colonization
-Focuses on strength in numbers as units require less production
-Weaker units
Latin (Roman)
-Elite formations allow less cost to march (1/3 less)
-Stronger Units
-Expensive Units
-Tech tree focuses on war and longevity
-Strong Synergy
Slavic
-Stronger Units
-Tech tree focuses on war and longevity
African
-Fairly slow tech tree
-Decreased production tech
-Weak Units
-Focuses on strength in numbers as units are inexpensive
-Tech tree focuses on army size and balancing economy
-Economy usually only shapes up by the Medieval to Modern eras.
Chinese
-Strong production tech
-Decreased cost of tech
-Tech tree focuses on increasing tech in order to out class the opponent, very similar to the Germans but with more focuses on tech.
Koreans
-Decreased cost of tech
-Tech tree similar to Chinese and Japanese but focuses almost entirely on increasing tech to host a stronger economy and army to ensure survival.
Japanese
-Add +1 to die rolls
-Slightly decreased cost of tech
-Tech tree focuses on increasing tech capabilities but also strongly on warfare.
Hindu/Indian
-Decreased production
-Decreased cost of units
-Can declare neutrality without a neutrality tech
-Tech tree focuses on foreign diplomacy and national peace (Easier to destroy rebellions)
Polynesian
-+2 on die for Naval battles and bombardment
-Decrease in production tech
-Tech tree focuses on naval development and diplomacy, good for blockading and creating many allies.
Whats to come:
Arabic
English
Latin (Spanish)
Latin (French)
Latin (Italian)
Scandinavian
Any requests are welcome.
Germanics
-Five more production to each region
-Tech tree focuses on maximising tech research, however researching units will take more production but the units will be stronger than other cultures.
Natives (New World)
-Must start in the New World continent(s)
-Only culture allowed to start in the New World
-Tech tree is very, very slow to progress to the point to where they may even still be tribal by colonization
-Focuses on strength in numbers as units require less production
-Weaker units
Latin (Roman)
-Elite formations allow less cost to march (1/3 less)
-Stronger Units
-Expensive Units
-Tech tree focuses on war and longevity
-Strong Synergy
Slavic
-Stronger Units
-Tech tree focuses on war and longevity
African
-Fairly slow tech tree
-Decreased production tech
-Weak Units
-Focuses on strength in numbers as units are inexpensive
-Tech tree focuses on army size and balancing economy
-Economy usually only shapes up by the Medieval to Modern eras.
Chinese
-Strong production tech
-Decreased cost of tech
-Tech tree focuses on increasing tech in order to out class the opponent, very similar to the Germans but with more focuses on tech.
Koreans
-Decreased cost of tech
-Tech tree similar to Chinese and Japanese but focuses almost entirely on increasing tech to host a stronger economy and army to ensure survival.
Japanese
-Add +1 to die rolls
-Slightly decreased cost of tech
-Tech tree focuses on increasing tech capabilities but also strongly on warfare.
Hindu/Indian
-Decreased production
-Decreased cost of units
-Can declare neutrality without a neutrality tech
-Tech tree focuses on foreign diplomacy and national peace (Easier to destroy rebellions)
Polynesian
-+2 on die for Naval battles and bombardment
-Decrease in production tech
-Tech tree focuses on naval development and diplomacy, good for blockading and creating many allies.
Whats to come:
Arabic
English
Latin (Spanish)
Latin (French)
Latin (Italian)
Scandinavian
Any requests are welcome.