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-I'm not sure I understand, or maybe we just have different perspectives and won't be able to ever see eye to eye, you aren't buying the same item.
-You can't even re-buy the same game on Steam because it tells you that you already own the game. I suppose you can create a new Steam account and rebuy the same Extended edition for you to "buy the game 2 times".
-If you bought a pair of shoes; or a movie; or a tshirt, etc... do you expect to get the new version of that item next year for free? 5 years from now? 10 years from now? What about a movie's uncut edition that get released later? If a company spent $100,000 to make a game in 2012. Then decided they wanted to invest another $500,000 in 2024 to develop it for today's standards, are you saying they should just do that for free? Would you PREFER it if there never was even a new release? I'm all for more possibilities/options for me to choose from. If the price is too high; I just don't buy it, but for the people that have a higher budget, good for them!
I'm personally on the fence i can afford the price but will wait to see some post release reviews and relevant gameplay then decide... I know this isn't another one of Relic's hit&run release like Aoe IV was but as the old saying goes 'better safe then sorry' .
Updated graphics is a pretty significant change. They had to remake every single model and texture.
But it's not the only change, there are a lot of balance changes.
The meta is very different from before if you care about competitive play.
And a lot of small functionality changes for example water works differently. Shallow water no longer blocks boats, which is likely a result of having a new engine.
Its also surprisingly less laggy than EE. The game has better graphics and runs better.
Which I don't know if that's just due to the new engine or if EE was insanely unoptimized.
Then there's the stuff like the Arena of the Gods mode, new editor triggers, new stats, and a cleaned up protox and techtree on the backend. It should also support additive modding like AoE3 DE.
Lol, what? There are YEARS of work in this game. This isn't some "oh, we pushed the existing sprites into some AI upscaling and made it compatible with modern PCs" remaster like some publishers release it. This is a fully fleshed out AoM 2.0 with a roadmap with a lot content to come.
Owners of the original game + Tales of the dragon get 15% off btw.