Mameluke (age of empires iii)

Participants[edit]

1alvaroes was originally seed 32, but he forfeited from the tournament and replaced by sheckler 2Hazza54321 was originally seed 1, but he forfeited from the tournament and replaced by yurashic

History[]

aoe3 revised

Создатель: Revised Mod Team

AoE3 — Revised  стремится сделать игру более похоже на предшественников. Вот краткий обзор того, что вы можете ожидать от этого мода. Во-первых, здания и военно-морские подразделения больше не ограничены определенным числом — теперь вы можете построить как можно больше. С аванпостами почти такая же ситуация, да и поддерживать флот вы сможете настолько большой, насколько позволяет ваше население и ресурсы.

Здания теперь в два раза более устойчивы и обладают хорошей бронёй. Это также уменьшает игровой темп и позволяет проводить более длительные матчи. Форты и фабрики теперь можно строить, если игрок достиг требуемой эпохи. Произведена была и полная переработка системы лимита населения. Пехота стоит 1 очко, кавалерия 2, артиллерия 4 и наемные отряды теперь берут вдвое больше (всё-таки наёмники есть наёмники, отвязные парни!).

Трупам теперь требуется больше времени (300 с), чтобы распасться, что делает намного больше атмосферных сражений. Порою смотришь на всё это добро и кажется, что играешь в какой-нибудь Total War. Артиллерия также была переработана. Минометы и Мортиры больше не имеют ограничений, так что стройте их хоть сотню. Корабли и европейские цивилизации могут создавать пушки Гатлинга, начиная с индустриальной эпохи. Большая артиллерия теперь имеет минимальную дальность атаки, чтобы улучшить счетчики ближнего боя. Безусловно, этот мод заслуживает внимания окружающих.

Как разогнать видеокарту для AoE3

Все, что связано с «разгоном», направлено на увеличение производительности, но это довольно обширные темы, о которых в двух словах рассказать сложно. К тому же это всегда довольно рисковое дело. Если что, мы вас предупредили.

Чтобы добиться большего значения FPS в Age of Empires 3, сначала можно попробовать разогнать видеокарту. Самый простой способ сделать это — воспользоваться встроенными функциями ПО от производителя видеокарты.

Например, в комплекте с некоторыми видеокартами от GIGABYTE поставляется программа Graphics Engine, в которой есть несколько уже готовых профилей разгона. Это позволяет выжать из видеокарты 5-10 дополнительных кадров в секунду.

Если программы от производителя нет, то всегда можно воспользоваться универсальным решением — MSI Afterburner. Это одна из лучших программ для разгона, в ней множество разных настроек.

Но тут придется все настраивать вручную. Повышать следует в первую очередь частоту самого видеочипа («Core Clock») и частоту памяти видеокарты («Memory Clock»). Слева находятся базовые значения этих параметров. Справа отображаются температура и увеличение вольтажа — эти характеристики позволяют следить за «здоровьем» видеокарты.

При повышении частоты возрастает нагрев видеокарты. Если температура переходит отметку в 85 градусов, то следует увеличить скорость оборотов вентиляторов («Fan Speed»). Если температура повысилась до 100 градусов, то следует немедленно прекратить разгон, иначе чип может расплавиться. Мощный «разгон» требует водяного охлаждения, поэтому не следует повышать частоты более чем на 10%.

Overview[]

Their main civilization bonus comes in the shape of their unique house, Kancha Houses, which support 16 population and passively produce food (although it does cost 180 wood). The Inca also receive a free Chasqui with each age which can construct Tambos, the powerful Incan Trading Posts which support 5 population and may garrison Villagers for extra damage. Similarly, military units may be garrisoned in Kallankas and Strongholds, two of the Inca’s unique buildings. They also have access to the unique unit Priestess, which, although expensive (300 gold), can convert enemies and work at the Community Plaza.

The Inca also possess two unique ceremonies they may perform at the Community Plaza, the Moon Ceremony (which generates wood over time) and the Supay Ceremony (which spawns Macemen).

They appear to be similar to the Aztec civilization, with all infantry units trained at the War Hut and Kallanka, which appears to be the Incan counterpart of the Nobles’ Hut. Priestesses are also similar to Warrior Priests as they may also work at the Community Center. The unique units of the Incan are also often similar to the Aztec and perform the same role.

The Incan can however also train all their units from their Stronghold, which seems to be the Incan equivalent of a Fort. The Stronghold and Kallanka also plays the role of a military garrison points excluding the garrisoned units population from the population census if garrissoned within a Kallanka or boosting the Stronghold’s attack if garrisoned within a Stronghold.

Простое решение тормозов в AoE3

1. Скачайте и запустите всемирно известный CCleaner (скачать по прямой ссылке) — это программа, которая очистит ваш компьютер от ненужного мусора, в результате чего система станет работать быстрее после первой же перезагрузки;
2. Обновите все драйверы в системе с помощью программы Driver Updater (скачать по прямой ссылке) — она просканирует ваш компьютер и обновит все драйверы до актуальной версии за 5 минут;
3. Установите программу WinOptimizer (скачать по прямой ссылке) и включите в ней игровой режим, который завершит бесполезные фоновые процессы во время запуска игр и повысит производительность в игре.

Unction[]

The «Unction» Home City Card (added with The WarChiefs expansion), available for a level 40 Spanish Home City, gives Missionaries an aura that increases the attack of Spanish units in a radius of 24 around them by 4.5%, and stacks with each other. Note that the extra attack is added to the unit’s current attack, not its base attack, making it exceptionally powerful. The aura only affects units directly under the Spanish player’s control; allied units (whether human or AI) and the Missionaries themselves are not affected, but the aura does affect ships as well.

Since the Unction aura does not increase hit points, the enemy may sometimes use hit-and-run tactics or units with large splash damage. Therefore, Missionaries’ greatest defense are their Unction aura, their speed with Mission Fervor, and their armies’ line of sight using the «TEAM Inquisition» card and the Town Watch improvement.

See also: Spanish unction artillery (2012)

In-game dialogue[]

Main article: Spanish dialogue lines

Spanish units speak their namesake language.

General

Select

• ¿Sí? — Yes?
• Preparado (masculine)/Preparada (feminine) — Ready
• ¿Qué me ordena? — What is my order?
• ¿Cuál es su orden? — What is your order?
• ¿Cuál es su comando? — What is your command?
• ¡Hola! — Hello!

Move

• Sí — Yes
• Lo haré — I’ll do it
• Voy a hacerlo — I’m going to do it
• Correcto — Correct

Attack

• ¡Al ataque! — Attack!
• ¡A las armas! — To arms!
• ¡Sí! — Yes

Settler

• Female Build Constructora — Builder (feminine)
• Male Build Constructor — Builder (masculine)
• Female Farm Granjera — Farmer (feminine)
• Male Farm Granjero — Farmer (masculine)
• Female Gather Coin Recolectora — Collector (feminine)
• Male Gather Coin Recolector — Collector (masculine)
• Female Gather Fruit Abastecedora — Supplier (feminine)
• Male Gather Fruit Abastecedor — Supplier (masculine)
• Female Gather Meat Cazadora — Huntress
• Male Gather Meat Cazador — Hunter
• Female Gather Wood Leñadora — Lumberjack (feminine)
• Male Gather Wood Leñador — Lumberjack (masculine)

Explorer

• Claim ¡Reclamo esta tierra en nombre de España! — I claim this land in the name of Spain!
• Disabled Estoy herido y no puedo moverme — I’m hurt and I can’t move
• Ransomed Gracias por pagar mi rescate — Thanks for paying my ransom
• Revived Ahora me siento más fuerte — I feel stronger now

Features[]

• Most Home City cards can be sent twice
• Villagers cannot gather food from animals, have a lower train limit (75), and gather export as they gather resources
• Build Shrines to attract nearby animals and generate a slow trickle of resources
• Starts with one (two if there are no near the starting Town Center) Orchard Rickshaw
• Build the Consulate to ally with an European civilization or enter isolationism and get their units and technologies by spending export
• Build Wonders to advance in Age

Unique units

Villager: A Japanese villager that does not eat meat. Gathers all other resources.

Sohei Archer: Leader who stuns Treasure Guardians and has a chance to do Divine Strike damage in combat. Explores, fights, and builds Town Centers, Trading Posts, and Shrines.

Sentry: Quick-training, Pikeman who quickly loses hitpoints, becoming less effective over time.

Irregular: Quick-training, musketeer who quickly loses hitpoints, becoming less effective over time.

Samurai: Powerful Japanese Samurai swordsman that inflicts area damage in hand combat. Good against cavalry and buildings.

Ashigaru Musketeer: Japanese heavy foot soldier armed with a musket. Good against cavalry in a melee.

Yumi Archer: Ranged infantry armed with the Japanese longbow. Good against infantry.

Naginata Rider: Heavy cavalry armed with a naginata for killing archers, skirmishers, and artillery.

Yabusame: Japanese master of the bow and the horse. Good against cavalry and artillery.

Flaming Arrow: Japanese cannon that shoots an exploding arrow. Better against infantry and artillery than buildings.

Morutaru: Artillery that fires an exploding shell at buildings or ships.

Daimyo: Powerful Japanese lord who can train troops and receive Shipments.

Shogun Tokugawa: Supreme ruler of Japan. Can train troops and receive Shipments. Also gives nearby troops extra hitpoints.

Yamabushi: Japanese Monk armed with a large two-handed club. Good against cavalry and buildings.

Shinobi: Stealthy ranged infantry. Good against infantry.

Fune: Fune. Good at exploring, fishing or transport.

Atakabune: Atakabune. Slow, powerful ship resistant to building fire that can train units.

Tekkousen: Tekkousen. Heavy warship.

Unique buildings

Shrine: Generates a tiny amount of resources. Configure it to produce different things. Attract nearby animals for bonus production. Supports 10 population.

Rice Paddy: Slow, infinite source of Food or Coin. Limited to 10 gatherers.

Cherry Orchard: A beautiful Cherry Orchard which can be harvested for Food.

Monastery: Trains repentant outlaws and mercenaries. Provides Monk improvements.

Castle: A powerful defensive building that can also train and upgrade artillery.

Consulate: Spend Export here to enter into relations with European powers and gain a powerful bonus. Also use Export to purchase European troops and technologies.

Dojo: Generates armies automatically. Configure it to produce different things. Can only be sent from the Home City.

Wonders

Golden Pavilion: Increases the attack of ranged land units, the attack of hand units, the speed of all land units, or the hitpoints of all land units. Configure it to give bonuses to different things.

Great Buddha: Casts the Informers spell which reveals the enemy’s positions to you.

The Shogunate: Decreases training time and cost of land military units.

Torii Gates: Increases the experience point build bounty for training units and constructing buildings and the bounty for defeating enemy units and buildings.

Toshogu Shrine: Acts as a giant Shrine and increases the amount of resources that Shrines generate. Supports 20 population.

Main article: Japanese Home City Cards

In-game dialogue[]

Main article: Portuguese dialogue lines

Portuguese units speak their namesake language.

General

Select

• Sim? — Yes?
• Preparado (masculine)/Preparada (feminine) — Ready
• Qual é a sua ordem? — What is your order?
• Olá — Hello

Move

• Sim — Yes
• Vou executar — I’ll carry it out
• Vou fazer — I’ll do it
• Correcto — Correct
• Eu vou — I’m going

Attack

• Vou atacar! — I’m going to attack!
• À luta! — To the fight!
• Sim! — Yes!
• Atacar! — Attack!
• Ao ataque! — To the attack!

Settler

• Female Build Construtora — Builder (feminine)
• Male Build Construtor — Builder (masculine)
• Female Farm Camponesa — Peasant (feminine)
• Male Farm Camponês — Peasant (masculine)
• Female Gather Coin Assalariada — Salaried, someone who works for a salary (feminine)
• Male Gather Coin Assalariado — Salaried, someone who works for a salary (masculine)
• Female Gather Fruit Forrageiroa — Forager (feminine)
• Male Gather Fruit Forrageiro — Forager (masculine)
• Female Gather Meat Caçadora — Huntress
• Male Gather Meat Caçador — Hunter
• Female Gather Wood Lenhadora — Lumberjack (feminine)
• Male Gather Wood Lenhador — Lumberjack (masculine)

Explorer

• Claim Eu reclamo esta terra em nome de Portugal! — I claim this land in the name of Portugal!
• Disabled Estou ferido, não me posso mexer — I’m wounded, I can’t move
• Ransomed Obrigado por teres pago o resgate — Thanks for having paid my ransom
• Revived Já me sinto mais forte — I’m feeling stronger already

In-game dialogue[]

These Japanese words or sentences spoken in this game are grammatically correct and generally standard with no particular regional dialect, but some of them are old-fashioned or pronounced with a foreign accent. The accents and styles of the language spoken by Japanese units are as follows:

• The female villager speaks modern standardized Japanese with some non-standard (apparently foreign) accent.
• The male villager speaks modern standardized Japanese with a standard Tokyo accent.
• The Ikko-Ikki speaks a kind of typically theatrical and conventional Japanese which is characterized by its old-fashioned word usage and its stylized pronunciation of words. The style of the language spoken by the monk is like that of Jidaigeki, a genre of film and television drama that depicts the life of Japan in pre-modern times. The monk sometimes speaks with the copula ja (じゃ), which, if used by a fictional character (and not as a regional dialect), usually signifies that the speaker is an old or archaic person, especially male one.
• Military units, including Daimyo and , speak a kind of theatrical Japanese characterized by its old-fashioned word usage. Some of them speak with a standard accent, while others speak with some non-standard accent.

General

• 用件は? [Yōken wa?] («What’s the matter?»)
• なんだ? [Nan da?] («What?») — male villager
• 呼んだかい? [Yonda kai?] («Did you call?») — male villager
• 何? [Nani?] («What?») — female villager
• 呼んだ? [Yonda?] («Did you call?») — female villager
• いいよ [Ī yo.] («All right.»)
• は [Ha.] («Yes.»; a variant of hai (はい «Yes») pronounced with a short, strong breath; old-fashioned, typically said by fictional archaic characters, especially of the feudal ages, in response to the instructions or remarks of their superior person, with an attitude of respect toward that person)
• ご命令を [Gomeirei o.] («Your instructions?»)
• 御意（に） [Gyoi (ni).] («At your will.»)
• よし [Yoshi.] («Ok.») — male villager
• わかりました [Wakarimashita.] («All right!»)
• わかったよ [Wakatta yo.] («All right!») — female villager
• 行きます [Ikimasu.] («I go.»)
• はい! [Hai!] («Yes!»)
• ただいま [Tadaima.] («At once») — fishing boat
• そうです [Sō desu.] (Literally «It is so.»; this is odd, because it is like saying «Yes, it is» in reply to a given order) — fishing boat
• いざ [Iza.] («Now.»)
• 直ちに [Tadachi ni.] («Immediately.»)
• 仰せの通り（に） [Ōse no tōri (ni).] (Literally «As you say.»; it means «In accordance with your will.»)
• いざゆかん! [Iza yukan!] («Let’s go now!»)
• 戦じゃ! [Ikusa ja!] («Fight!»)
• や! [Ya!] (an interjection)

Villager

• Female Build Tateru n da ne (建てるんだね) — «Builder», literally «To build»
• Male Build Tateru n da ne (建てるんだね) — «Builder», literally «To build»
• Female Farm Inasaku da ne (稲作だね) — «Rice cultivator», literally «Rice cultivation»
• Male Farm Inasaku da ne (稲作だね) — «Rice cultivator», literally «Rice cultivation»
• Female Gather Coin Otakara da ne (お宝だね) — «Miner», literally «(To gather) treasure»
• Male Gather Coin Otakara da ne (お宝だね) — «Miner», literally «(To gather) treasure»
• Female Gather Fruit Shokuryō da ne (食料だね) — «Forager», literally «(To gather) food»
• Male Gather Fruit Shokuryō da ne (食料だね) — «Forager», literally «(To gather) food»
• Female Gather Meat Kari da ne (狩りだね) — «Hunter», literally «To hunt»
• Male Gather Meat Kari da ne (狩りだね) — «Hunter», literally «To hunt»
• Female Gather Wood Mokuzai da ne (木材だね) — «Woodcutter», literally «(To gather) wood»
• Male Gather Wood Mokuzai da ne (木材だね) — «Woodcutter», literally «(To gather) wood»
• Female Repair (not used in the game) Naoshimashō (直しましょう) — «Repair», literally «(I’ll) repair (it)»
• Male Repair (not used in the game) Naoshimashō (直しましょう) — «Repair», literally «(I’ll) repair (it)»

Monk

• Select 1 Nan ja na? (なんじゃな?) — Literally «What is it?», responding in a mild tone (na) to some action or situation; «What’s the matter?»
• Select 2 Yō ka na? (用かな?) — Do you have a business with me?
• Select 3 Nan nari to (なんなりと) — Literally «In whatever way», here it means like «Order me whatever you’d like»
• Move 1 Hm…
• Move 2 Shōchi shita (承知した) — I understand
• Move 3 Sochira e yukō. (そちらへ行こう) — I’ll go there (The particle ‘e’ へ is pronounced ‘ye’ as it mostly was in the Edo period.)
• Attack 1 Kōgeki ja! (攻撃じゃ！) — Attack!
• Disabled Omukae ga kita yō ja (お迎えが来たようじゃ) — Literally «The welcoming seems to have come»; reflecting a belief widely shared among Japanese Buddhists, especially Jōdo-related ones, this conventional phrase traditionally refers to the coming of Amida Buddha in front of a dying person to welcome that person into the land where Buddha lives, that is, Jōdo or «Pure Land».
• Revived Hotoke-sama no go kago no okage ja. (仏様のご加護のお陰じゃ) — It’s thanks to Buddha’s protection

Features[]

• Warrior Priests can work at the Community Plaza and are counted as two units
• War Chief aura doubles the experience from nearby friendly units’ kills
• Starts with a Warrior Priest and all Trading Post sites visible
• Build the Community Plaza and task Villagers on it to perform powerful ceremonies
• Choose Tribal Council members to advance in Age

Unique units

Aztec War Chief: The leader of your Tribe. Possesses many powerful bonuses and abilities. Explores, fights, builds Town Centers and Trading Posts.

Eagle Scout: Aztec scout that flings javelins from an atlatl. Helps the War Chief explore the map and defeat Treasure Guardians.*

Villager: Villager that gathers resources.

Warrior: Quick-training Native defender who quickly loses hitpoints, becoming less effective over time.

Warrior Priest: Heals injured units and are also effective in combat. Warrior Priests are extremely effective when dancing at the Fire Pit.

Coyote Runner: Fast armored warrior. Good against skirmishers and artillery.

Otontin Slinger: Slinger. Good against heavy infantry.

Puma Spearman: Warrior armed with a deadly spear. Good against cavalry and buildings.

Arrow Knight: Long-ranged noble that fires flaming arrows. Good against artillery and buildings.

Eagle Runner Knight: Nobleman that flings javelins from an atlatl. Good against cavalry and Coyote Runners.

Jaguar Prowl Knight: Stealthy noble armed with an obsidian sword. Good against cavalry and heavy infantry.

Skull Knight: Aztec elite berserker.

Canoe: Native boat that can attack or transport units.

War Canoe: Strong in naval combat when built in number.

Tlaloc Canoe: Strong in naval combat when built in number.

Unique buildings

Farm: Slow, infinite source of Food. Limited to 10 gatherers.

Community Plaza: Task Villagers on the Community Plaza to perform powerful ceremonies.

War Hut: Trains and upgrades infantry units as well as defends an area with a ranged attack.

Nobles’ Hut: A powerful temple that provides an excellent defense and trains elite Aztec units.

Unique ceremonies

Healing Ceremony: Units regenerate hit points while idle

Garland War Ceremony: Spawns Skull Knights

Main article: Aztec Home City Cards

In-game dialogue[]

Main article: Ethiopians’ dialogue lines

Ethiopian units speak Amharic, a South Semitic language (related to the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Arabic languages) written with the Geʽez script descended from Egyptian hieroglyphs and ancient South Arabian script. The only exception is the Oromo Warrior, who speaks the Oromo language.

Select

Āwo? (አዎ?) – Yes?

Move

Əshi (እሺ) – All right

Attack

• Wäga! (ወጋ!) – Attack!
• Ənwagalän! (እንዋጋለን!) – Let us attack!

Villagers

• Female Build
• Male Build
• Female Farm
• Male Farm
• Female Gather Coin
• Male Gather Coin
• Female Gather Fruit
• Male Gather Fruit
• Female Gather Meat
• Male Gather Meat
• Female Gather Wood
• Male Gather Wood

No «Claim» line.

• Disabled
• Ransomed
• Revived

Civilization differences[]

• As seen above, British and Ottomans can upgrade Hussars to Royal Guard and Imperial Guard.
• The Germans can ship 10 Guard Hussars named Winged Hussar through the «Polish Winged Hussars» Home City Card.
• The Russians cannot train Hussars but can ship 17 Guard Hussars through Bashkir Ponies.
• Knights of St. John can only upgrade Hussars to Veteran.
• United States in the Act III: Steel campaign can upgrade Hussars to the Imperial.
• Chinese and Indians can get Hussars by allying with British, Ottomans, and Russians at the Consulate, which provides armies and technologies that includes Hussars (named Life Guard for the British, Bostanci for the Ottomans, Bashkir for the Russians) listed below. These Hussars start with +10% hit points and attack than their regular counterpart, and are automatically upgraded in every Age starting from the Fortress Age (see for the exact values).
  • British (Chinese and Indians): British Expeditionary Army (6 Hussars)
  • Ottomans (Indians, requires a level 40 Home City): Ottoman Expeditionary Company and Ottoman Expeditionary Force (3 Hussars)
  • Russians (Chinese): Russian Brigade (15 Hussars)
• The Incas can get Hussars through the «Tupac Rebellion» Home City Card, which turns Chimu Runners into Guard Hussars.

Civilization differences[]

• (Definitive Edition) Choosing The Papal Guard to advance into the Industrial Age automatically upgrades Crossbowman to Guard (Royal Guard for the Portuguese) and allows them to be upgraded to Imperial.
  • Before the Definitive Edition, the Portuguese have Besteiros, which upgrades their Crossbowmen to Veteran (if not already) and gives them +30% hit points and attack, and renames them to Besteiro.
  • However, the Swedes are the only civilization with access to Crossbowman who cannot upgrade them beyond Veteran, even with The Papal Guard.
• Indians and Japanese can get Crossbowmen by allying with the Portuguese, which provides Portuguese Expeditionary Company and Portuguese Expeditionary Force that includes 7 and 10 Crossbowmen (named Ordinance Besteiro) respectively. These Crossbowmen start with +10% hit points and attack than their regular counterpart, and are automatically upgraded in each Age starting from the Fortress Age (see for the exact values).

Trivia[]

• The Spanish flag shown in the game is the Cross of Burgundy Flag, which was used by the Spanish Empire between 1506–1842.
• Torre Del Oro (the Wonder for the Spanish in Age of Empires II: The Conquerors) reappears in the Spanish Home City.
• The Cathedral in the Home City of Seville is inaccurately based on the Florence Cathedral. The same cathedral is also depicted in the Portuguese Home City of Lisbon. This has been corrected in the Definitive Edition for the Portuguese, where they get the appropriate Lisbon Cathedral; however, the same model is also reused inaccurately in the Spanish Home City.
• Before the Definitive Edition, the Spanish were the only civilization that could upgrade their Pikemen beyond the Veteran level.
• The Spanish AI personality appears as one of the AI player names of the Spanish in Age of Empires II: The Conquerors.