Hmm... I took it as he was gloating because he pulled an upset win(after all as noted the goths vs mayans is a mismatch). Maybe I was wrong.
hmm.. well shows you how much I play mayans I thought their plummie was slightly faster than average foot units(though maybe huskies are too).
Which is really the mayan's only chance against a goth.
That is odd, I could have sworn that I read a test some where that showed that EEW's would come on top with a few hp's to spare. Hmm.. Now I am going to have to test this.
I am not sure on speed, but I recall reading that EEW's are 15second units and the Huskarl are around 5second units(with all upgrades of course). Making the Huskie one of the fastest produced units in the game.
Actually when I read about the mismatch I did some search in strategy archives. Which is where most of my info that I gave in my last post came from. I don't really play goths or Mayans so I had to look elsewhere for the info to get some advice for it. The combo that I mentioned was just about the best anyone could come up with. Afterall you can't win with massed halbs(after all, the goths could make them faster), so you have to find some way to beat back the horde. Seige(scorps), EEW's, and archer support(for the champs that usually accompany the huskies, or for any cav they might have, the EEW's server a couple options... they can go toe to toe(though you lose out cost effectively there) at least semi effectively with huskies and they can attack the siege if the goths build any.
Britons also have champs and cavs(cavaliers if I recall right) which can REALLY help against the huskies.
*smacks head* Monks... yes they could be handy. Though this would make me feel the lack of monk bonuses that the aztecs have.
As a note, what types of matches are these? Are they Post-Imp? If so the mayan-goth was a real mismatch. But if it was a Black forest Standard(dark age) start then mayan's can beat goths(flushing and the like, can't let the goths get to imperial... and ideally you would keep him out of castle).




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