“ | Light mobile cannon that can fire and reposition quickly. Good against infantry and ships. | ” |
—In-game information |
The Cetbang Cannon is a revolutionary artillery in Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition that is unique to Indonesia and can be trained at the Artillery Foundry, Fort, and Wokou Junk.
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Overview[]
The Cetbang Cannon is similar to the Japanese Flaming Arrow, but weaker, less powerful, has less area of effect, and has less range. However, the Cetbang Cannon has higher speed and rate of fire, and cheaper while also using up less population. It has the same multipliers as the Flaming Arrow, but with slightly better multiplier against ships. Unlike the Flaming Arrow, the Cetbang Cannon has no multiplier against buildings.
Further statistics[]
As Cetbang Cannons are unique to Indonesia, only technologies that their base European civilizations have access to are shown in the following table:
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Strong vs. | Infantry, ships, buildings |
Weak vs. | Cavalry, Culverins, Arrow Knights |
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Home City Cards[]
As Cetbang Cannons are unique to Indonesia, only their base European civilizations' cards and other civilizations' TEAM cards are shown in the following tables (for the base civilization, non-TEAM cards will only be applied if they are sent before revolting):
- Click for a list of Home City Cards related to the Cetbang Cannon
In-game dialogue[]
Depending from which civilization Indonesia revolted from, the Cetbang Cannon uses either Dutch or Portuguese Falconet's dialogue files.
History[]
First used by the Majapahit Empire, the cetbang, derived from the Chinese word chongtong, is a piece of light artillery which are found in two types: Eastern-style and Western-style. Eastern-style cetbangs are loaded from the front, typically fire arrow-shaped projectiles, sometimes tipped with explosive or incendiary, and are usually found in fixed mounts on ships or emplacements. On the other hand, Western-style cetbangs are loaded from the breech, fires round projectiles including "case" shots, and are light enough to be man-portable or mounted on swivels or carriages.
2 comments
I wonder why they didn't just give these guys the Malaysian's military lines from AoE2.
Or record new voice lines for it
Indonesia's first cannon, I'm very proud of my ancestors.
Seems similar to the Leather Cannon, but with a longer range. Not bad. And only 2 population as well.