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If you get all three XP buildings, that’s +6 food per city, as much as Hanging Gardens or a Hospital.
Argyraspidai is interesting because it appears earlier than Pikemen, at just 1 less CS, and it gets +25% damage vs melee units, so it can pick them off to protect your archers.
Grade: A.
But yeah I don´t know much about civ balance or modding, but will probably just try it out as it is :)
Btw someone mentioned a elephant unit?
And thanks for the quick answer.
@Orpheus @hrafninn I highly doubt any special precautions have been taken for the CBP, but perhaps you'll get lucky and the CBP won't change anything that's unique to the Seleucids.
Because it's honestly impractical to mod for pre-BNW - I've got no idea which methods or GameEvents or db tables were added by DLC, and which were vanilla. Note that the usual disclaimer is that it's only been tested with BNW - feel free to try it without BNW, but realise that it's not been tested and bugs encountered won't be guaranteed to be fixed.