I am just asking, because I am curious. The complex tech tree has to be factored in as well and there probably were more similarities between Sweden and Denmark during the Middle Ages than the AoE III: DE time period to help explain why the Danes and Swedes were just simply both called "Vikings" on AoE II: DE, but Denmark is also neighbors as well with Germany in addition to Sweden. I am expecting the Danes to have at least a few unique units that stand out as being different from German and Swede unique u...

Есть 2 компьютера Windows 10 и Windows 11. На 10 в версии игры указано 100.15.59076.0F P28.0.1 (386756), а в 11 просто 100.15.59076.0F (386756). при этом 11 не находит сетевые игры, иногда 1 или 2 находит, на 10 большой список. Пробовал заходить под разными аккаунтами, никак не влияет. Пробовал переустанавливать с разных акк...

What is your guess? I would assume that for 90% it would be Jan Sobieski, as he was the most famous Polish king of Commonwealth of Both Nations because of battle of Vienna. Also, he was the most Polish king, he looked like Sarmatian. Although, he did not accomplished anything significant. There were also Stephen Batory, Transylvanian prince on Polish throne, he was skilled commander and fought succesfully with Muscovy and against Danzig rebels, but that's all. Sigismund III of Vasa? King of longest r...

Hey, what do you guys think the most interesting/unique card in the game is, in terms of the effect?

Question above. It would complete the trinity of North America civs released as DLC, as there is already United States DLC and Mexico DLC. Canada would be european civ style like United States and Mexico are, but the responses would be in Canadian French. DLC would have also an Historical Battle related to Canada....