Serial age of empires 3 the warchiefs

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The Fire Pit is a dance floor that bestows special bonuses on your nation, bonuses that vary in strength depending on the number of villagers deputized to dance. You can shorten build times, generate experience, or produce elite warriors. These native powers prove very tough to beat. Their major weaknesses—only the Iroquois have true siege weapons—are countered by their ability to assemble mass armies with seemingly little effort.

Each Native American group has a stealth unit that can turn invisible and then slowly scout or set and ambush. All their barracks have defensive fire. Farms double as livestock pens. The tiny advantages pile up, until poor Cortez is facing an awesome assault from angry Aztecs, hot for vengeance. To make room for the changes, Ensemble has adjusted each of the old nations, so some veterans will need to reorient before wading too heavily into online combat.

They get some new cards and can build a saloon to hire mercenaries—though the Old West gunfighters and riflemen look way out of place in a game that is supposedly about the discovery and exploration of a New World. So do the ninjas. But the power of the Native Americans does nothing to diminish the enjoyment of playing the Turks or the Dutch. Since each of the native factions is so distinct, a different strategy is needed for each one.

The horseless Aztec can be faced with an army of skirmishers and artillery, but can you outproduce them? The Sioux have lots of cavalry, so you may want to leave the slow-moving cannon behind. Disabling the Warchief before he collects all the hidden loot could be a new mini-game that changes the course of the battle.

The new nations pose good tactical challenges. In many ways, the WarChiefs expansion shows what the original could have been with a little more tweaking. The core game was so familiar in so many ways that a sense of discovery was missing. It was technically sound, but not alien enough to be a new world.