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well to be fair they leave out alot of smaller kingdoms and generalize with the factions (for example the enitre middle east is part of the ottomon faction...which is slightly correct but nonetheless horrendously generalized ). This is the first time one of these large game makers has even considered introducing an east indian setting into a game (aside from hitman 2....and we all know how that turned out). So I welcome it! the sikhs will most likely fall under a larger rebel faction. (lol) not exactly representing an empire. what I know:there will be 50 factions in the game (so the sikhs might just be in northern india but not labelled as sikhs but just "rebels"). The mughal faction will probably be the only east indian playable faction (so you will have to take your mughal forces and crush the rebels (sikhs). All of Africa will be excluded (most likely). still this 'total war' game will be alot better than age of empires 3 the game itself is still a year away! anything can change.
well to be fair they leave out alot of smaller kingdoms and generalize with the factions (for example the enitre middle east is part of the ottomon faction...which is slightly correct but nonetheless horrendously generalized ). This is the first time one of these large game makers has even considered introducing an east indian setting into a game (aside from hitman 2....and we all know how that turned out). So I welcome it!
the sikhs will most likely fall under a larger rebel faction. (lol) not exactly representing an empire.
what I know:
there will be 50 factions in the game (so the sikhs might just be in northern india but not labelled as sikhs but just "rebels"). The mughal faction will probably be the only east indian playable faction (so you will have to take your mughal forces and crush the rebels (sikhs).
All of Africa will be excluded (most likely).
still this 'total war' game will be alot better than age of empires 3
the game itself is still a year away! anything can change.
