I believe you're confusing Qin for Qing (which, as far as I know in English, is pronounced the same way. Pinyin is weird that way). Two totally different dynasties.
I meant Qing. My mistake.
I believe you're confusing Qin for Qing (which, as far as I know in English, is pronounced the same way. Pinyin is weird that way). Two totally different dynasties.
They did in a very short time choose independence in the beginning of the 20th century (well, as a puppet state of Japan Empire in WWII). I am not sure about Corsican but the fact that Manchurians have a distinctive ethnic background that is different from our recognition as Chinese makes them not a very good representation of China. On the other hand, Manchurian civilization (or Jurchens) existed long before Qing Dynasty. They also established Jin Dynasty in the 12th century which ended North Song and coexisted with Mongols and South Song Dynasty. Their ancestors Xianbei also coexisted with Han Dynasty and Huns. They could well be their own civ similar to Mongols and Huns.
I believe you're confusing Qin for Qing (which, as far as I know in English, is pronounced the same way. Pinyin is weird that way). Two totally different dynasties.
Have people tried completely different leaders for B5? Its the last one on its page, so maybe its out of alphabetic order?
Finally, since 2 leaders are represented with in-game models, this could be in-game model or concept art.
Yes, but why does B1 look like the in-game foreign/diplomacy/espionage advisor art? Is it just coincidence? Probably, but it's still weird.
Yes, but why does B1 look like the in-game foreign/diplomacy/espionage advisor art? Is it just coincidence? Probably, but it's still weird.
Welp Barbarossa is Germany's leader. I still wanted Konrad Adenauer.
Konrad Adenauer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konrad_Adenauer
Fiji, Vanuatu, and New Caledonia are Melanesian, not Polynesian.
They did in a very short time choose independence in the beginning of the 20th century (well, as a puppet state of Japan Empire in WWII). I am not sure about Corsican but the fact that Manchurians have a distinctive ethnic background that is different from our recognition as Chinese makes them not a very good representation of China. On the other hand, Manchurian civilization (or Jurchens) existed long before Qing Dynasty. They also established Jin Dynasty in the 12th century which ended North Song and coexisted with Mongols and South Song Dynasty. Their ancestors Xianbei also coexisted with Han Dynasty and Huns. They could well be their own civ similar to Mongols and Huns.
Regarding the leader board, the reveal of Germans under Barbarrossa is yet more proof the board is correct. So far, every reveal has co firmed what was on this board. Now, what I am most interested to see is Spain; we are less sure about the leader for that.
Not only this, but also Tomyris and Barbarossa are actually designed around those particular images used on the board.
Which will give us an assyrian-style Gilgamesh... again
And a wrong Isabella
Amazing to have Firaxis spend their time designing and animating leaders, but research is reduced to 'whatever pops up on the first row of google'.
Good point, I always forget the difference. Well, still, that is a list of Pacific Island nations I think it would be cool to see!
Barbarossa is NOT strictly based on the picture on the leaderboard!
Barbarossa is NOT strictly based on the picture on the leaderboard!
This is the matching picture:
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Kinda similar, but look at this:
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