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Welcome back to our final mission from the Muska Campaign,
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where we follow the story of Pakanchika, an honourable
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warrior who had served under Nemekene, the leader of the
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Southern Muska Federation, and led his army into the battle
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against Quemencha Torcha, the leader of the Northern Muska
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Confederation, who thinks of himself as a God and grows
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madder by the day. To make matters worse, the
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Spanish have arrived in 1537 and are hunting for El Dorado, the
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imaginary city, the golden city, which they believe to find where
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Quemencia Tocha resides. In all of this, there is a love
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story because Pakanchika's love Azai is serving under Quemencia
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Tocha and spying on him to give Intel to Pakanchika so he can
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stop the madman. I was roused from a bad dream
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into a living nightmare when Assay's runner burst into my
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heart. He collapsed, gasping for
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breath. He has her.
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The Saki has her. Chaos reigns in the Golden
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Palace. The paranoid Kemwencha Torcha
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scrambles to hide his treasures and finds traitors under every
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rock. It was only a matter of time
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before he traced Assay's messages back to her.
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The Saki is convinced that she is a spy who will reveal his
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location to the Europeans. She has been imprisoned awaiting
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execution. Execution, my dear, I say, I
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cannot let this happen. This madness has gone on for too
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long. The Europeans threaten our very
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way of life and here we stand, leaderless.
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Nemikenu is dead, and the Saki's only concern is his precious
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gold. Harsh words, but I see in their
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eyes that they ring true. We all have loved ones in the
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capital, sons and daughters, a wife or an elder.
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My own beloved is held captive there, facing execution over a
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false accusation. I must go and save her, and I
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will give my life to save the loved ones of each and every man
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here. I won't order any of you to
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follow me on this perilous mission, but if we don't act
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now, we will never get another chance.
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Join me together, we can save our people.
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I had expected few to join me, but the resounding roar of my
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army brought tears to my eyes. We are here with you back and
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cheeky for our people for a say my dear, say I am coming for
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you. At last, Azai has been caught
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and Pakanchika needs to rescue her.
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A damsel in distress calls for a hero and the hero calls for an
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army, because this is Age of Empires after all.
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This will be our final fight. We either stop Kuymen Chatocha
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for good or we lose Azai and probably even more.
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Caught between different factions, we find ourselves in a
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difficult position due to relentless wars and invasions.
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We can only support up to 50 villages and 100 army units.
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We cannot build docks or stone walls.
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But at least we are in the Imperial age.
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To my surprise, when the mission starts, there is no epic
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showdown against queer mancha torture.
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There is no heroic saving of Azai.
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Instead, we start by overtaking the Golden Palace with our
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initial army within a couple of seconds.
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You dared. If IA God, my vengeance will be
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terrible for you, for your traitorous woman and every child
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spawn from your unholy union. The son of the Sun can never
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die. Well, at least lucky for us as I
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was still in the city and she's well, I.
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Say I I thought I had lost you. The sake forgot about me when he
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ran off into the jungle with his treasure.
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His reign of madness is over, but our troubles are not 2
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European armies are approaching Quesada and a new commander who
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calls himself Nikolaus Federman. They must not be allowed to
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discover the palace with both Sipa and Sakigon.
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I will take command of the men. We cannot face their guns head
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on, but our camp is well hidden and we know the land.
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Let us use that to our advantage.
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The Europeans only care about finding the Golden Palace.
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Buying time to avoid direct confrontation until my forces
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are strong enough will be crucial.
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Also, my scouts tell me of local Muska people who want to keep
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the foreigners out and are willing to support me.
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They are ambushes and will prove essential to weaken enemy forces
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if I time my attacks well. The enemy expeditions are fierce
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rivals and will engage each other in combat should they meet
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on the field. You have wasted months in this
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backwater quesada, and yet you have nothing to show for it.
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It's time you let a professional take over the search for El
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Dorado. A professional.
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You are a banker's errand boy, feather man, Nothing else.
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I would be damned if I let you get your hands on the greatest
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treasure in the New World before I do.
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The Europeans will stop at nothing to steal our people's
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treasures. The Spanish are camping in the
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northwest and searching the region for El Dorado.
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Meanwhile, to the northeast, Nicholas Federman's German
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expedition is no less gold thirsty and rivals the Spanish
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search for the Golden City. We can either defend the city or
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defeat the Spanish and the German expedition.
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Both will lead to our success. This is what knowledge we have
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when we start our mission again. The Golden palace is at the very
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South of the map, but without walls and gates.
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Anyone can enter the city as they please, so it'll be hard to
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defend and I am forbidden to build any walls or gates.
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I also have a base in the center of the map surrounded by
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mountains with my starting villages, a castle in the middle
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and enough resources to get started.
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Also there is stone and since this is basically a wonder
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defence mission, I send a couple of extra bills to collect stone
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faster. 3 minutes into the mission, Paganchika tells me
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about the Muska ambushes my scouts have told me about.
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Some of our warriors have prepared ambushes for them.
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When I say the word, they will pounce on the colonists like
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hungry Jaguars. Now this gets a little
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complicated, so bear with me. There are two roads leading to
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the Golden Palace in the South, one from the Spanish expedition
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in the northwest, and one from the German expedition in the
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northeast. Right between them is my little
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mountain hideout where my economy and main base is
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located, so I can basically intercept or ambush their
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expeditions or even attack their camps right away.
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Since they are on opposite sides and I'm between them, I'm not
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quite sure how to get them to fight each other, but I'm
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confident that that'll become clear once they start sending
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their units. However, there are hidden
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outposts along the road that belong to the Mwiska ambushes.
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By selecting an outpost I can call groups of ambushes on the
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location of the outpost and if timed well enough they will
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fight the expedition. These outposts also give me
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vision of the road so it will be important to keep looking at the
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mini map, but it will also be important to have a healthy
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stockpile of resources because it's 500 food to call on the
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ambushes. I can choose between anti
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infantry and anti cavalry units. Anti infantry is a group of
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Gretcha Warriors, Champy Warriors and slingers, whereas
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Anti cavalry is Gretcha Warriors again, pikemen and Temple
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guards. Each deployment calls for 25
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ambushes and I can only have 100 ambushes on the field at the
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same time. This was a lot of information
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and took me quite a while to understand, but luckily there's
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a pause button. Still, 500 food is a lot,
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especially since I want to Max out on my 50 villages and I only
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start with 30, and I also need to research a lot of upgrades
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for my units like Bracer, Chemistry, Elite, Champion,
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Warrior and so on. All right, so let's get started.
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While I'm getting my eco up and running, the Spanish sent their
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first expedition. Sally forth, man, we will find
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this golden palace, and we will conquer it for the glory of
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Spain. This expedition is actually very
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scary. There are about 15
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conquistadores and 15 hand cannoneers and as well some
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bomber cannons and missionaries. There's no way 25 ambushes alone
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can defeat that army, so I guess I will have to fight them as
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well. They are taking the road South,
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which means they will not meet with the Germans on the east.
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Speaking of which, soon after, the Germans sent their own
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expedition to find El Dorado. Our future awaits in those
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mountains, men. The first spot, El Dorado gets
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10 times their share of the gold.
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All right, so as a German I must say that the accent is both
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insulting and kind of hilarious. That accent sounds like an
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accent done by AUS American who is trying to imitate German
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speaking in English. Well anyway, the German
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expedition is a little less impressive than the Spanish one.
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There's crossbowmen, war wagons which look like Hussite wagons
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for some reason, champions and hand cannoneers with the
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occasional bombard cannon as well.
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With two groups approaching my base at once I felt the need to
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attack and went for the Spanish. I set my whole army and ambushed
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them with 25 anti cavalry units and failed miserably.
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Part of the reason why was that I had bought myself enough food
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so I could deploy the ambushes twice, but it turns out there is
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a cool down for two or even 3 minutes so I got a little
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screwed by that and also lost valuable gold.
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With no army left, a panic built a castle on each side of the
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city in the South and that saved me on both sides.
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Actually, lucky for me as I also came up with a great idea.
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The invaders care only for their treasures.
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If we plant some gold and spread a rumor, we could trick them
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into thinking they have found their precious El Dorado and buy
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ourselves more time. On my mini map there are 7
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locations marked that I can flare if I have 500 gold.
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With that, the enemy gets distracted and instead of going
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from my city they will check out the rumoured location of the
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gold. This is a very cool feature,
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especially because there are two spots for this that are in the
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north and between the Spanish and German camps, so I'm hoping
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to get them to fight each other. I still have 35 minutes left to
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survive so it would be nice if that was possible and it is.
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I saw Spanish missionaries convert some German units.
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I also realized that I can only use a spot once, which makes
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sense because why would they look at the same place twice?
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Rumor has it that this is the true location of El Dorado.
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There is only one way to find out.
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Bronos Forward. To the new location men the city
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of Gold of eight. Once again, there is a short
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cooldown on spreading the rumor so I cannot spam it.
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I have my 50 villages now and I have gotten most of my upgrades
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now. I'm starting to rebuild my army
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ever so slowly, but I keep a stockpile of 500 food and gold
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to be able to make use of the mechanics.
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It seems like Paganchika has realized that the ambushes have
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not been particularly useful though.
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If our ambushes had some war machines.
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They could. Pack a bigger punch.
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We should provide them with the resources to build them.
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If I sent 800 wood to the ambushes, they will add siege to
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their army when deployed. This sounds very tempting and I
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quickly save up the wood to get the siege weapons.
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Excellent. With these materials, our
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ambushes can build machines that rain stones from the sky on our
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enemies. OK, so there's been a little bit
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of a misunderstanding. They are not actually adding on
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top of the 25 units. Instead, there is a separate
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deployment, 500 wood for four orniges, and I can only have 8
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at a time. That sounds tempting, but first
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I have other priorities. I put that wood into arbalists
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and production buildings. There's less than 30 minutes
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left on the timer. I delayed the expeditions with
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the gold rumors four times and somehow got the Spanish and
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German army to clash far away from my base, essentially
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cancelling each other out, which gave me lots of time to build up
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my own army. By the time there was only 20
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minutes left, I had Max population and started deploying
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the ambushes army with spare resources.
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I had enough stone for another castle should I need 1, and I
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had 35 elite Champi warriors, 12 temple guards, 54 trebuchets and
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41 Arbalists. So I decided to go for a kill
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and attack the Spanish camp in the northwest.
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And boy oh boy, that turned out to be a stupid idea.
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Yeah, I destroyed one of their wooden fortresses and even a
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town centre, but I lost my entire army.
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All the while, the Germans kept flooding me from the east.
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I was just about to spread another rumour to distract them
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when this happened. The foreigners have discovered
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the location of the Golden Palace.
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We must stop them from looting it.
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And with that I couldn't spread any rumours anymore, which makes
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a lot of sense if I have been discovered.
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There was 15 minutes left on the timer and seems like this is
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something that just happened at the 15 minute mark.
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At least I didn't see a German enter my base and I had to
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replenish my entire army which I sent straight to defend the
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Golden palace. Whenever my population is maxed
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out, I spent resources on ambushes.
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Onagers by the way are not really worth it for me.
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The Spanish have out microed for onagers with a single
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conquistador at one time so that was very painful to watch.
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I think you should always ambush with anti cavalry or anti
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infantry unit and if you have some spare resources add some
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onages to those if they are still alive.
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The final showdown began and while the last minutes are
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ticking down on my timer I sent all reinforcements to the Golden
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Palace. The ambushes distract the units
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as much as they can, and finally the Spanish and German
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expedition come to a halt. This is hopeless.
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Let us return to the coast and regroup.
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One day. I will find El Dorado one day.
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I came here looking for a city of gold, yet I leave utterly
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penniless. If only I had bet on my own
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failure, I could have been a rich man for heavy effort.
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I can. I can hardly believe my eyes.
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The Europeans are retreating. Our people have been saved.
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With that, the Muska have been saved as well as Azai Pakanchika
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has done it and saved the day. He forces Quementa Torcha to
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flee, he discouraged the Spanish and the Germans to look for El
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Dorado, and against all odds, he has become the hero that the
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Muska people needed. On that day, we proved that the
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supposedly invincible Europeans could be defeated.
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Quesada and Federman have abandoned their plans of
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conquest, but they leave a shattered Whisker society in
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their wake. With no one else to lead them.
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The people now chant my name. Bakanchike the Saviour,
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Bakanchike the golden one. I earned the latter title when I
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returned their Sakis treasures to their rightful owners.
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I have not yet been dusted with gold, but the priests are
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already planning the ceremony. The age of the Sipa and Saki is
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over. A farmer's son now rules them.
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Whisker. It feels surreal.
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Some days I wonder if I didn't die when I stormed the palace
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and that this is all some wondrous afterlife.
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But no, it's real. I'm here in the Saki's palace,
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and a say is with me by my side to the very end.
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And Kem wencha tocha. After he fled the capital, he
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loaded his last remaining treasures into the coronation
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round. He rode out and screamed at the
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gods for abandoning him. The weight of the treasure was
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so great that the raft came apart, encumbered by bracelets,
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necklaces, and other golden trinkets.
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He stood no chance of reaching the shore.
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The last Saki sank to the bottom of Lake Guatavita.
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There he rules to this day, in the golden palace of his dreams.
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That is a very fitting ending. Do you still remember at the end
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of the very first mission I told you about the ritual of how to
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become a zipper? When a new zipper was crowned,
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he was covered in sticky resin and dusted from head to toe and
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fine gold powder. Then he would board a ceremonial
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raft in the middle of Lake Guatavita and dive into the cold
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water to offer gold and emeralds to the gods.
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Cormancha Tocha's death, as described in this outro we just
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heard, seems awfully similar to that ritual.
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And the story ends with a life lesson, I would say, teaching us
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that greed will ultimately seal our fates.
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That's quite the nice touch. In this campaign, we followed
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the story of Pakanchika, a legendary Muiska commander
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caught between warring leaders and the arrival of a new global
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threat. It all started at the Battle of
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Jaconta. We were serving the northern
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Zaki, but the real power monger was the nephew Kuymenja.
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Torture. In that first mission, slash and
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burn. I had to make a choice that
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defined the rest of the campaign.
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Stay loyal to the arrogant Zaki or defect to the southern Zeepa
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Nemecane. I chose honor and join the South
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even though it meant Pakanchika had to keep his love for Azai
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who remained in the north, a secret.
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In the second mission of the campaign, it turned into a
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massive tug of war for map control.
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We had to subjugate 10 neutral city states while fighting of
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Kema Tatra's expansion. This mission introduced a great
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mechanic where capturing cities increased your population cap.
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I also managed to ally with the holy city of Iraka and it's Sun
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Temple. A key moment was choosing to
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give a relic to the decrepit temple, which granted me free
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temple guards and monks for the rest of the campaign.
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Things shifted in Borderlands, the third mission, where we
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dealt with the unruly Pancha tribes.
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This map was one of the most beautiful I've seen, filled with
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waterfalls and mountain ruins. We had to navigate tribal
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diplomacy, choosing which Pancho factions to ally with to secure
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the Western Front. Meanwhile, Quimancha Tocha was
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growing increasingly mad, eventually forcing the high
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priest to declare him the Son of the Son, a living God.
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The attention peaked in mission 4 as the Spanish expedition
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finally arrived. They weren't just a new enemy,
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they hit horses in gunpowder technology that Musk had never
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seen before. The mission was a brutal
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three-way struggle where I had to take out the Spanish first to
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prevent being flanked during the my siege of Cuomo Chartocha's
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fortress. By the end, our leader Namikena
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was dead and the Spanish were closing in on the Zaki's hidden
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treasures. Finally we reach the Golden
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King, this very mission we have talked about today.
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Pakanchika's personal stakes were at the highest because Azai
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had been caught spying and was being held by Premencha Torcha.
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We managed to rescue Azai and repel the final Spanish and
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German expeditions in their search for El Dorado.
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The story ends with Premencha Torcha's downfall.
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Historically, the deaths took some liberties in this story,
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like keeping Nimeken alive long enough to see the Spanish
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Pakanchika and Azai who are fictional characters, and of
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course the ending of the campaign since the Spanish had
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no trouble defeating the Muisca. Here Cuomencia Tocha was taking
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advantage of the Spanish, but in reality rivalries between the
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Zaki and the Zipa were taken advantage of by the Spaniards as
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they conquered the heart of what would be Colombia.
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In fact, instead of fighting each other, the presence of the
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Spaniards gave hope to both Mwiska leaders that were they to
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make one confederation, they could prevail in a war against
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the Spanish. In the end, it was the Spanish
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that have prevailed. As I have told you in the
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previous mission, the Spanish executed the last Mwiska
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sovereign, Sagiba and Aquiminzaki in 1539 and 1540
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respectively. In 1539, two other expeditions
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converged on the territory of the Muska, led by Sebastian de
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Belalcazar and Nicolas de Federman, who was also searching
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for lands rich in gold. Despite the first Spanish
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conquidador's early arrival, each of these two newer arrivals
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tried to lay claim to the region.
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The three Spanish conquistadors travelled back to Spain together
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to have the dispute educated in court.
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In 1542 the last Muska rebellion was defeated and all the region
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of the Muska confederation was divided into 3 parts, one for
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each Spanish leader of the expeditions forming the new
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Kingdom of Granada, which later became Colombia.
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That would be the real end of the history of the Muska, and
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I'm wondering whether having the Zipa and Zaka form an alliance
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against the Spanish would have made for a better final.
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The last mission was interesting when it comes to game mechanics,
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but it was also fairly easy compared to some of the other
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missions. Had I not tried to snipe the
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Spanish, I think I would have had no problem whatsoever to
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defend the Golden City. I also feel kind of robbed of
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the possibility to save a Zai and defeat Cuomencio Torcha
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because the mission puts you right into a fight with no build
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up that you are guaranteed to win as well.
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Imagine playing Final Fantasy and getting to the end boss and
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instead of an epic 3 hour long fight you get a cutscene with
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QuickTime events. At least that's how I felt.
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The voice actors were mixed in my opinion.
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Quimen Chatocha had an excellent voice actor who tried to convey
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the growing madness of the character.
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Here's the first voice line from the 5th mission, just to show
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you again what I mean. You dared.
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If IA God, my vengeance will be terrible for you, for your
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traitorous woman and every child spawn from your unholy union.
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The son of the Sun can never die.
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You can feel the anger and despair and the madness of
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someone who really believes he's a God among men.
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Now McKenna and AS I are both OK I guess, but nothing
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extraordinary, much like the Spanish conquistador.
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I've also mentioned that Federman is somewhat of a
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caricature of a German with a heavy accent.
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That's a little cringe to me and it was hard to take him
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seriously. Imagine me talking like this all
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the time and trying to entertain you.
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In reality he was quite cruel and cunning.
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Also, he may have been of German origin, but he really was doing
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this expedition under a Spanish flag.
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He was called Nicolas de Federman, which is Spanish, and
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he was a conquistador. Anyway, what really bothered me
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was Pacanchike's voice. For some reason he did not sound
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like a warrior at all. Instead, I was always picturing
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a British Lord talking to one of the Brigittans.
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I wish she would simply bite her time until we can marry, but I
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know her too well for that. She will play the loyal de mule
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courtier she despises while secretly providing me with
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intelligence on my enemies. I don't know, it just didn't
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work for me. It is true that all the Mawiska
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characters had heavy British accents, but some reason
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Paganchikis just wasn't the one for me.
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It was the least fitting in my opinion.
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Looking at the campaign from a gameplay perspective, I'd say
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that most missions weren't exactly designed to make use of
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the civilization's strengths. There should have been at least
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one arena style map where you can use monks, but the missions
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were mostly open, action-packed, and restrictive in many ways.
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There were some innovative mechanics, like in the second
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mission when fighting for influence over the 10 states, or
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in the last mission, probably the most unique one, which felt
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fresh but ultimately also a bit underwhelming, especially for a
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finale. Did I have fun playing the
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campaign? Yeah, I would say so, though not
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as much as I had with some of the other campaigns.
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Did I learn a lot about history? Definitely not, but I usually
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consider that a bonus if I do, not a requirement for the
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campaigns. Am I motivated to see how the
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missions play out if I choose Quemin Chatocha if over in the
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McKenna? And the answer is no, since I am
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under the impression that everything will be more or less
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the same except for the side I'm spawning on the maps.
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When I was making the choice, it felt very significant and I was
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actually taking my time thinking about it, but having finished
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the campaign, that feeling has completely vanished.
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This disappointment is probably tainting my overall experience
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with the campaign, which I would rate mediocre.
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However, there have been singular moments that were
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exciting and fun to experience, like in Mission 4 when the
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Spanish and Cuomencia Tocha seemed to have great team
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synergy and flanked me, or in Mission 2 when Cuomencia Tocha
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and I were trying to subdue the same estate at the same time.
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Those were definitely highlights and will be what I will probably
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remember in the future, and that's because I felt like the
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AI was actually very competent in the entire campaign.
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Before I finish up the series, there's one little reser Egg and
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I would like to share with you. Usually when I'm recording the
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voice lines for these episodes, I'll load up my replay and
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deactivate sounds and music so that I have a clean recording of
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the voices. However, units also have voices,
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so I have to get the camera into a place where no units are dying
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so it doesn't mess with the voice lines.
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The best place for that, of course, is the fog of war,
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because nothing's happening over there.
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While I was doing these recordings, I noticed something
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peculiar, something that I'm picking up a sound, some weird
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sound, which was happening only in the fog of war.
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And soon I realized there is even a variety to it.
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If anyone can explain what this is, I would be most grateful.
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Trust me when I say that the first time I heard that sound I
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was actually afraid I was going a little crazy.
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So that's my evaluation of El Dorado, the Muiska campaign.
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I hope you enjoyed the series and if anyone played the
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campaign by choosing Cuomo Chatocha instead of Nimogena in
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the first mission, please let me know whether you have
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experienced the campaign in a different way than I did.
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Also, you would do me a great favour by following the podcast
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on Spotify and by promoting it to other people, letting them
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know about this campaign series. Maybe they want to have a listen
29:08
as well. And to be honest, if you're
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following the podcast, you're also doing yourself a favour
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because then you will never again miss out on an episode.
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Thank you very much for listening.