Lord Wyvernil
Chieftain
For new civilizations...
The Middle East is pretty much rounded out, so we'll move on from there.
Europe is pretty much set, though if a colonial scenario is in the works maybe adding the Dutch or Portuguese would be a good fit. Whichever one is chosen, the UU should probably be a naval unit (a replacement for the caravel or a frigate unique from the English UU). Austria is probably the only other European civilization left considering, and would probably have a late-medeival or early-industrial UU.
Adding the Incas and Mayas rounds out the Americas, though adding another Native American civ (maybe the Sioux) might add flavor.
Africa probably could use the most expansion. Adding in civilizations like Ethiopia or Songhai would help in this matter.
As for Asia, probably the most imporant addition would be a Southeast Asia civ like the Siamese. The Khmer (Cambodians) have also been mentioned. Either one would make a good addition.
The Middle East is pretty much rounded out, so we'll move on from there.
Europe is pretty much set, though if a colonial scenario is in the works maybe adding the Dutch or Portuguese would be a good fit. Whichever one is chosen, the UU should probably be a naval unit (a replacement for the caravel or a frigate unique from the English UU). Austria is probably the only other European civilization left considering, and would probably have a late-medeival or early-industrial UU.
Adding the Incas and Mayas rounds out the Americas, though adding another Native American civ (maybe the Sioux) might add flavor.
Africa probably could use the most expansion. Adding in civilizations like Ethiopia or Songhai would help in this matter.
As for Asia, probably the most imporant addition would be a Southeast Asia civ like the Siamese. The Khmer (Cambodians) have also been mentioned. Either one would make a good addition.
. As for the Portugese/Dutch thing, they would both be good candidates. The Dutch had colonies throughout the world including Indonesia and Nieuw Amsterdam.(Which later was traded for Guyana to the British and became New York City.) By the mid-17th century the Netherlands was the foremost commercial and maritime power of Europe, and Amsterdam was the financial center of the Continent. As for Portugal, they had a large portion of the worlds rubber in Brazil(Until the British stole it and took some to Malaysia). The Portuguese occupied Goa, India, in 1510, and Malacca in 1511, allowing for a monopoly on trade with China and the rest of the Far East. They also started relations with the African nation of Ethiopia.
