Tentative Early Release of New Civ: The Villalfar

[MagisterCultuum]

I would have to say that male mammals are usually much more aggressive and territorial, unless the female is a mother with children to protect (in which case the female is way more dangerous). Thats pretty much true for humans too, as well as many non-mammals.

 

[Fenboy]

Not most reptiles though; when the guy in Jurassic Park 2 was talking about how he wanted to hunt a male T-Rex, I laughed because he was basically saying "I want to go up against the less tough gender, because the idiots in Hollywood think male animals are automatically bigger and meaner than females."

Of course, the amount of scientific thought that went into that movie can be measured with a thimble, so that was a small niggle compared to some of the c*ckups...

But then again, there *are* no reptilian animals (unless you count dragons) in FfH, so all this is beside the point

 

[MagisterCultuum]

What about Sea Serpents? Of course, if you aren't limiting it to unitcombat_animal, then lizardmen would probably count too (humans do count as mammals, right?).

 

[Psychic_Llamas]

what about a promotion for animal units the same as loyalty, so that the animals cant be 'stolen' by other civs.