Sea People Empire

Sea People:

Leader-Captain Nemo (Protective, Nutjob or Charismatic)
Unique Unit- Nautilus or Fast Diver
Unique Building- Nemo's Squid Works

Sh@34t!!!! My Armoured Natilus just lost to a Speargunner !
 
I recall a Genetic Age mod for Warlords.
You'd research Ecology, and then you could research Terraforming. Not only could you change nearby tiles (good for combating Global Warming :lol:) but you could research Sea Colonies.

You could build a Sea City using a Sea Settler and gather Methane or some kind of misspelled word of it and also some strange seaweed.
A Sea City came with a Biodome which could use a Methane Plant (no other city could as the Biodome was needed, which cities could not build) and made it look underwater.
Domination changed to 75% of the globe, not just land. Work boats could build underwater tunnels (like railroads) and mining facilities and sea farms and stuff

Sea cities were awesome, but they seemed to be too easily researched.

A city under the sea would be nice. How's this?

Sea Civilization
Capital: Bikini Bottom
Leader: Spongebob Squarepants (Funny, Annoying)
Squidward (Creative, Aggressive)
UU: Flying Dutchman (comes with Navigation 1 &2 and Drill I)
UB: Boating School (increase Naval unit experience by 5)

Their palace would be a pineapple, under the sea!
 
Seriously though. What gives.
All these chaps had on the other much cooler civs of those days (pheonicians, hittite, minoans blabla) was a funny name. "Sea People." Heh.
Besides, nobody seems to know anything about the lads anyway. Sure, Gilgamesh didn't really exist either (IMO) but he's in there anyway. WHY?!
The assyrians would have been way more kickbutt.
 
Seriously though. What gives.
All these chaps had on the other much cooler civs of those days (pheonicians, hittite, minoans blabla) was a funny name. "Sea People." Heh.
Besides, nobody seems to know anything about the lads anyway. Sure, Gilgamesh didn't really exist either (IMO) but he's in there anyway. WHY?!
The assyrians would have been way more kickbutt.

That's also another problem.

firstly, there were five or six different tribes, the Egyptians have recorded their names, i don't remember them all, but names like Shesheh or Tekjer or somethingl ike that. we can only guess at what they were, for example maybe the Sheshesh or whatever were Sicilians. we don't know who they were, we have barely a clue on any leaders, we have no idea why they even went raiding (was it for conquest, for land, or just desperation?)
 
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