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I never realised China depended so much on it though. I know they suffer a bit from cavalry but usually you can get British redcoats from the Embassy and I know with some cards you can train really good Iron Flails and Meteor Hammers.
There's an age 6?
china has to play one age ahead to contest most civs wasn't changed so old han shouldn't have changed
also late game french still op but lets nerf china
btw china was already one of the hardest civs to play
hell i even removed the old han reform from my decks cause it's that bad
Hmm that's interesting...most of the games I've played against China I don't think I have seen them keep using the old han army, usually I see more cav, flamming arrows and Chinese skirmishers...oh and lots of British redcoats or Archers. But maybe that's because they had to use something else.
Now people will have to find new strategies to play with China.
In the old game, 8/10 team games with china end up favoring Old Han if the match drags on.
in original game old han could be used late game but cost was really high
I thought their other banner armies could be used late game too? I also thought they played out as the Asian version of Russia...able to mass cheap units quickly and in great quantity?