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yet you are wasting steam forum space for your 0 content posts.
ok.
why you simply don't quote his opinions then and start cutting them apart again?
So what? None of these opinions directly translates to me stating or complaining that I don't like AoE4 simply because it's not similar to Crusader Kings, nor do these opinions of mine entitle you to speak for me or answer for me as if you were my friend or confidant, which you are not. I never expected it to be similar to Crusader Kings. My whole point with the statements that you're referring to was that in between older Age of Empires titles and Age of Empires 4, Crusader Kings rose to popularity and demonstrates a solid historical experience and a superior campaign in comparison to Age of Empires. Basically they could have done more with AoE4, it could have been a bigger, grander game than it has turned out to be.
That being said, you don't get to speak for me, you don't get to answer for me. I'm not sure why you thought you could, that's some really weird behavior on your part, if you don't realize that then Idk what to tell you but that's your problem and not mine. Keep my name out of your mouth. You do not speak for me in any way so don't do that again.
The franchise has always survived on two things:
One: Fairly good graphics for the time... OK, still check.
Two: Multiple dynamic cultures and story-lines... Not so much this time.
Instead they banged out four campaigns (two sides of two stories) and then relied on people to flock to multiplayer battles on their maps and kitschy NFT rewards that come from passing landmarks in multiplayer mode.
Some of us just aren't as thrilled with being yelled at in all caps by sociopathic teenagers and college students.
We want more single player content... Ya-know, like the original Age of Empires games had.
OP isn't wrong.
yawn
yawn
The saddest part about said campaigns is the fact they COULD invest way more money into those instead of some real-life sudo documentary cinematic or overstretching content (f.e. OST for every single) civ. But they went with "let's make passable campaigns and hope gameplay is solid".
im mostly 3vs3 and 4vs4 player, usuaally dont use to do campaings bcos my gameplay choice is playing matches, but i i tryed campaing and what i liket a lot, not as much as playing a full game, but what i most enjoyed is the real-life studio documentary cinematic (learned lot of world histoy) and passable campaigns (fit perfect with it), loving the game. Play games you like and avoid those you dont, is all in your hands
I like arguing about points that im pretty sure about it. Why should I avoid talking about something don't like, when I'm doing in enough polite manner and being able to actually point out WHY I don't like it.
And if you like it - sure, but I would say looking at https://www.youtube.com/@SandRhomanHistory and https://www.youtube.com/@InvictaHistory will prolly teach you more than AoE4 cinematics. But of course, history is shifting subject.
As for 3v3 / 4v4, I felt like CoH2 was way better game in that matter imho. IDK what about CoH3.
I guess thats why age2 DE has twice the players on average as age 4?
^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7WI_NwUiNg nah f' this , hope to God hes just too young and ignorant to know about any of the older 'golden age' RTS games as its almost sacrilege to compare this crud to the likes of Starcraft, Command and Conquer, Cossacks, Empire Earth, Warcraft, Battle realms or even Aoe2 for that matter
AoE 4 is ripoff from Castle Strike