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JamesJKirk
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Dixon, CA USA
Jan 1970 time: 21:14
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Anybody- but mainly Wes-
I just started playing MM2, and I'm not quite to 0ad yet, but so far I'm enjoying it, definitely having to think strategitcally, and place frontline cities to repair damage. The new advances and units are great, as is the elite concept. But I was wondering why the number of elite units drops off so sharply once you get to the Renaissance Age, I mean only two units for that age (and happening with the same advance) and no elite units thereafter. Why? I mean the Stormtrooper seems like it may be an okay one, but you made it a regular unit, the Moniter could work too, there're a plethora of possible Industrial and Modern Units, (and genetic if you want to make guesses) so yes, I guess my question is just "Why not?"
BTW: I made a separate thread to avoid dragging out the main thread with just a question
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Big Dave
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Texas
Apr 1999 time: 23:14
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quote: Originally posted by WesW
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As for phasing out the Elites with the Renaissance age, this was when the modern army developed and became homogenized among all nations around gunpowder units.
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There are modern elite units, and have been ever since the widespread usage of gunpowder. The entire Prussian army was elite under Fredrick the Great, and again (comparativly speaking) around 1795-1815, Napoleon's Old Guard was elite, modern elite forces include 82nd Airborne (make paratroopers elite, not everyone has them), Navy Seals, ROK Marines (S. Korea's elite ground forces), etc.
Respectfully,
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