Civilization comparison · AoE3: DE 100.19.18309
Hausa vs United States
Hausa and United States share 1 of their regular units and 24 Home City cards. Hausa start worth 1,200 resources and train 17 kinds of units; United States start worth 1,300 and train 26.
Start worth 1,200 · 1 Sanga Cattle, 1 Emir, 1 Livestock Market Builder, 3 Sanga Cattle, 5 Villager
Civilization bonus: Gets a free Sanga Cattle with all shipments. Universities generate Influence, especially when built in a Kingdom (nearby one Town Center, Palace and Trading Post). Age-Up Alliances: (each grant extra bonuses) • Two new technologies at the University • Units/Builders at the Palace or Town Center Unique Resource: Influence is a powerful resource spent primarily at the Palace on Native Warriors and Mercenaries. All unlocked features cost Influence. Generate it with Universities, Trading Posts and by controlling large herds of Livestock. Unique units: Maigadi, Griot, Fulani Archers, Raider and Lifidi Knight
Start worth 1,300 · 4 Crates of Food, 2 Cords of Wood, 6 Settler, 1 Collection of Books, 1 General
Civilization bonus: Minutemen levies can be called repeatedly from Town Centers and Outposts. Unlocks two Factory cards in the Industrial Age. Culture Bonus: Starts with a General who can plant an Inspiring Flag and build Forts instead of Town Centers. Advances in Age by choosing a Federal State that unlocks two powerful unique cards. Has access to Saloons, Sloops, Steamers, and unique Outlaws. National guard units: State Militia (Volunteer) Unique units: Carbine Cavalry, Minuteman, State Militia, Regular, Sharpshooter, Gatling Gun Unique buildings: Can build a Meeting House and a State Capitol which may train Construction Wagons or research unique improvements.
Units only one of them has
Only Hausa
Villager
Only United States
Villager
Both: Surgeon.
Best age-up per age
| Age | Hausa | United States |
|---|---|---|
| Colonial Age | ||
| Fortress Age | ||
| Industrial Age | ||
| Imperial Age |
The choice that hands over the most in resources (units at train cost, livestock and crates at what they hold).
Home City cards
127
only Hausa
24
in both decks
122
only United States