ShiroKobbure
Still modding Civ3
do you have any idea what their uniforms would look like?
do you have any idea what their uniforms would look like?
This period of relative stability and prosperity ended in 1911, when revolution broke out and the country slid once again into disorder and debt. From 1911 to 1915, there were six different Presidents, each of whom was killed or forced into exile.[16] The revolutionary armies were formed by cacos, peasant brigands from the mountains of the north, along the porous Dominican border, who were enlisted by rival political factions with promises of money to be paid after a successful revolution and an opportunity to plunder.
I'll send you a PM for helpThese are looking great!
I'm pretty interested in the era (and not to brag, but also fairly knowledgeable) so I'll try to stick around and provide more information whenever I can.
On the question of UUs in general:
Mino - Dahomey Amazon Regiment
Although Dahomey is not specifically one of your civs such a unit might be worth considering.
FortifyI perversely love the idea of a Default anim involving swing a severed head.
If I get around to it, I can either make them barbarians.On the question of UUs in general:
Mino - Dahomey Amazon Regiment
Although Dahomey is not specifically one of your civs such a unit might be worth considering.
Those look like some good since the Golgotas belong to Cipriano's faction. Was there a conservative group that also rebelled? I can make them barbarians inside Colombia's territory.Having some trouble coming up with a good unique unit for Colombia. One of the largest issues with the Colombia is that they were in a state of near constant civil war between the liberals and the conservatives throughout most of this mod, and as a result the military was very factionalized rather than organized, providing little opportunity to find A) specialized units and B) uniforms. Not quite historically accurate, but what I have come up with is the "Golgotas". These were mostly citizens of merchant background that tended to support federalism and were usually some of the most powerful members of the Liberal Party. They had a tendency to start rebellions whenever the conservatives would get any power and try to impose centralization and state Catholicism. As I stated, this is more of a faction than a military unit, but they did engage in military activities throughout the period regularly. I suppose it would be sort like having an American unit from the period named "Yankee" or something. If I can find anything better I'll let you know. I specifically chose a liberal faction as the unit since Tomás Cipriano was a liberal.
Another more gruesome choice is some sort of child soldier, which were exceptionally common during all of the the Colombian Civil Wars. Even if you don't use them, here is a picture of some soldiers to at least use for uniforms. Mind you, these are from the later Thousand Days War (1899-1902), not the earlier Colombian Civil War mentioned above, though I imagine parts of the uniform would be similar.
Here is some other images from the Thousand Days War, which is by the conflict with the most images available.
Unfortunately I'm already at the 31 civ limit (why did they make a limit?!?! ) and adding another Colombia civ would be near the bottom of my choices for another civ.Perhaps Columbia should be 2 Civs then, locked in war. UUs could be different militia units for each side.
Best,
Oz
Those look like some good since the Golgotas belong to Cipriano's faction. Was there a conservative group that also rebelled? I can make them barbarians inside Colombia's territory.
@bombshoo, I could just make the rebels "Colombian Rebels"