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For civs: Dynasties of India. It has the most amount of civs.
If you want to play AoE 1 in AoE 2: Return of Rome.
Grab DotD and LotW and see if you want more?
All we needed was functioning AI, better pathing and some graphical overhauls at best.
I'm a little "scared" about Return to Rome, why does it have so many bad reviews?? Is it woth it?? I just want to play campaigns, no online.
Return of Rome is a different kind of DLC because if you're really only interested in AoE 2, it only adds Romans as a playable civ. It however does add AoE 1 as a separate game mode and comes with 3 original campaigns on top.
Most of the DLC contents are AOE1DE being ported over. You can guess it's like adding a different game into your game.
Also AOE2 Romans civ has no campaign and you need ROR to play them, which nails the coffin review.
https://youtu.be/JFw2zGlJ7ow?feature=shared
I think you need to do deep research before purchasing ROR. If not then skip.
Thanks.
I know ROR is aoe1 ported in aoe2 but all I care about are sp campaigns, if these are good they're worth 7€.
The three original campaigns for ROR are quality-wise on par with the AoE 2 ones. The ones that have been ported from AoE 1 sadly already show their age.