Is there a conquests secret civ?

[Red Threat]

The each their own, but I wouldn't give Austria a Scientific trait. Maybe Industrious, but not scientific.

I'd give scientific. Do you need to be remembered the "Great Wien" of neo-positivism (Popper)? The great physicist (von Neumann)? The great economists (von Mises)? And why industrious?

Industrius seems to be a jolly-trait given when people don't know what traits are the better.

 

[Doc Tsiolkovski]

Popper, yes. Freud, Mendel, Semmelweis (ok, a Hungarian), Schrödinger. Admittedly never heard of von Neumann (Physician? Don't you mean Physicist?) or von Mises.
But sorry, compared to Germany, Britain, France or US, Austria is not an outstanding research nation.
IND? Bohemia was about the earliest industrialized region in continental Europe.

 

[Pfeffersack]

Mil/Ind combo works fine.

What worries me is 70cost Hussar.
That's means free upgrade from Knights.
So it needs to be put to 80.
But then its a UU with +1 attack and -1defense.
Kinda not too much.

What about Saltpeter requirement?
They don't seem to use rifles.

I like the idea of dropping salpeter.It's realistic and would give the hussar a slight boost.

 

[Red Threat]

Physician? Don't you mean Physicist?

Yes physicist sorry for my poor english

In my epic game the Hussar costs 90 shields and has 1 HP bonus.

 

[silver 2039]

You might be thinking of the secret Conquest.
It's unlocked if you defeat Napoleon, as Prussia, on Deity.

No you mean as Austria and on Sid right?

 

[The Omega]

I'm confused.....Is this just one big joke, or is there actually a secret conquest?

 

[silver 2039]

There is you must win as Austria on Sid in the Napoleanic Conquest and do without building any Hussars then you unlock the secret Conquest.

 

[Chieftess]

No, there IS no secret conquest. Otherwise us C3C testers would have tested it.

 

[silver 2039]

You had to spoil it did'nt you?

 

[The Omega]

What? You think I would have actually tried that? I'm not that crazy... if it had existed, I would ask someone to post it and download it before the thread was closed.

 

[LLXerxes]

No you mean as Austria and on Sid right?

Er, actually, I think it's Prussia on Sid.
Ask Doc T. he knows.

 

[Cuivienen]

Of course it's Prussia on Sid, that's nearly impossible to win in the first place. They wouldn't the secret Conquest to be easy to get, would they?

 

[LLXerxes]

Isn't the secret conquest about the Mongols, or Persia, or China or something else?

 

[norwegianviking]

I just think they are lying, why THAT conquest, why not Vistigoths in Fall of Rome or Aztecs in Age of Discovery, they are just lying. (Also the nice people here on CFC would have posted it. (or maybe not, they don't have anything on Austria, hmmm))

 

[warpstorm]

Considering that you can see all the files, where would they hide it?

 

[LLXerxes]

I just think they are lying, why THAT conquest, why not Vistigoths in Fall of Rome or Aztecs in Age of Discovery, they are just lying. (Also the nice people here on CFC would have posted it. (or maybe not, they don't have anything on Austria, hmmm))

Ask Doc.
Besides, those are a little too obvioous

 

[silver 2039]

Of course it's Prussia on Sid, that's nearly impossible to win in the first place. They wouldn't the secret Conquest to be easy to get, would they?

Wait then would'nt it be Spain on Sid they're the hardest.

 

[Cuivienen]

Nah, on higher difficulty levels Prussia becomes harder and harder. Spain can overwhelm Portugal and then hole up behind the mountains while signing everyone against France and break out when France is gassed. Prussia is surrounded by France (and Denmark), Austria and Russia, all very strong nations, and has no strategic defensive positions.

 

[silver 2039]

Yeah but Prussia has better units then Spain.

 

[Cuivienen]

When you're facing huge Austrian, French and Russian stacks on turn 15, that doesn't matter so much.