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China and Japan.

I haven't tried china yet. Mainly cause I think i'd dislike them ALOT. I love to play as india though. India is definately fun. However, japs are strong with their fast samurais. Really tough to beat to be honest..... Japs is probably good for the new ppl.

china is the easiest, one of the most lamest. (good for noobs)
no explanation needed.

japan is easy to start up with due to villie and resource cards that can be sent twice.
but as the game progresses they get a bit harder due to weak eco as compared to other civilizations.
great units, good mobility of units and the best wonders.

india is basically for pros, you gotta be really good with your eco management.
reliance on wood can be good or bad, depends on how you look at it, no villie shipments and no artillery.(except from consulate)

personally japan and india are my favourites.

i dont play china and any other lame civilizations anymore.

Don,t forget French,its civ have most life and more quickly then others

luisalonso:

Don,t forget French,its civ have most life and more quickly then others

I wonder what he meaned to say, since he said it totally without ortography and without sense, also has nothing to do with what we are talking about, since we talking about asian civs, not european civs. 

:P

Иван Грозный:

luisalonso:

Don,t forget French,its civ have most life and more quickly then others

I wonder what he meaned to say, since he said it totally without ortography and without sense, also has nothing to do with what we are talking about, since we talking about asian civs, not european civs. 

I think he meant to say cdbs have more hp and gather quicker. 

Well,best civ dosent exist for me everyone likes a different one or feels more confortable but my best civ is british

Well, I think that all of the three civs have their advantages.

 The Indians would be my favourite out of the three, and Japanese would come in second. But, Chinese have never really appealed to me.

Indians have a very good rush, and Ditto with the Japs. But, the Japs can just out-eco with their Shrines.

Overall, the best civ out of the 3, would depend on the player playing them.

indian.sepoy:

china is the easiest, one of the most lamest. (good for noobs)
no explanation needed.

japan is easy to start up with due to villie and resource cards that can be sent twice.
but as the game progresses they get a bit harder due to weak eco as compared to other civilizations.
great units, good mobility of units and the best wonders.

india is basically for pros, you gotta be really good with your eco management.
reliance on wood can be good or bad, depends on how you look at it, no villie shipments and no artillery.(except from consulate)

personally japan and india are my favourites.

i dont play china and any other lame civilizations anymore.

wow, you really have no idea what you're talking about... almost everything that you said is bullshit.

1. No, china is neither easy nor lame anymore, after patch they got a good enough nerf and their inf massing (which, however, still loses to most strong colonial civs) takes skill to perform optimally.

2. Japan are pretty lame, because of their very strong boom and late colonial eco (no, it's not weak my friend) and are easier and lamer the further the game progresses.

3. India is not for pros, actually not as hard as china because they can mostly play offensively while china has to play defensively in early colonial, which takes considerably more (micro) skill.

out of these 3, japan would be easiest to win with because they are both OP and easy to play (in other words: lame). india would come in second because of their fairly easy and very strong colonial rush, their offensive playstyle is like the otto one, which makes it an easier civ than it should be. china comes in third because standing against fast rushes with china is not something noobs would be able to do.

 

My favorite is French because of there settlers and because of there cav.

out of the three i'd have to  say india because the elephants are unstopplable!