![]() Or maybe they give you access to a particularly strong unit like Chile's Hussar of Death or Egypt's Nizam Fusiliers and Mamelukes. Or you get auto-spawning units like Brazil or Haiti. Maybe it's South Africa where you get an extra factory for a better economy and slowly stacking hps with wanderlust. Maybe, like Hungary and Romania, you turtle behind endless forts/towers/blockhouses and let your passives fill the gap. There are a couple of strategic options you can give a civ to make those revolts work. You end up offsetting the lack of imperial +50% att/hp with sheer numbers! Swarming elephants with Indonesia is by far my favorite revolution. ![]() ![]() Ever play France to Haiti and spam TCs for free buccaneers? Endless swarms of the pumped into the front lines are very viable (and fun as heck!) Or try it with Brazil for the Voluntario da Patria swarms? They're more of a challenge to win with because getting a critical mass chews up so much of your population count, but it's doable. Swarms of units do not work f they are still held back by only Industrial Age upgrades and economy. That balance works because of the population requirements and should be preserved.īut it does not always work, and most Revolts are completely useless anyway. Many of the revolutions, as well as both the Aztec and Inca rely on swarming weaker, low population units. Strelets still cost 1 pop each and a single ronin would tear them to shreds. There is supposed to be a trade-off between your very survivable and powerful high population units (mercs, elephants, artillery, etc) and your swarm units. The solution to this problem is to fix the population requirements of the mercs and balance their use in other ways: longer train time, higher cost, explicit unit caps, etc.
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