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Voice actors are not even that expensive.
It's not, it's a great game and a great age of empires game. Better than 3 imo.
SO cheap
I started out on 4 and swapped to 3. 3 has a much better unit variety and civ variety imo. 4 is good, but most of the civs felt too similar. I think that's why you see them basically making "variants".
For instance, the AoE3 counterpart to Knights Templar is Malta. How does the Knights Templar compare to the AoE3 Malta civ?
if civs in 4 are too similar for you then you apparently didn't try AoE 2 at all
I know what you mean it does have its merits for sure, but I just can't live with flat terrain maps anymore. And AOE4 has a kinetic feel to it that no other age game has imo
Numbers speak for themselves. If 3 was better they would have supported 3.
Oh yeah I played 2 way back and didnt like it lol.
I have settled on AoE3 DE version specifically because it adds US, Mexico, Malta, Italy, Inca, Sweden, Ethiopia, and Hausa as playable civs. Each is drastically different than the standard AoE European Civ.
The Shipment and Revolution mechanics alone make for a much wider variety amongst the Civs.