I hope they follow the same path 
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Where did the Say It? It was related to AOE4 or other games?
I hope so too, I really enjoy those events!
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I spent many hours last year playing through all of the AOE1DE campaigns and I even played some multiplayer and skirmish. Love the Babylonians.
The game is exquisite. Not AOE3 obviously, but what is? Highly recommended.
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Yea I was hyped to hear the Romans were in this game. Then I was like “oh… thoseee roomannns…” ;-; I would love to field some phalanx !
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They did not say it except they are saying it by molding AoE4 with more enhanced civs than AoE2. I cannot wait for the classical antiquity sequel with more enhanced civs than AoEO.
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I have one big problem with the Setting of AoE1 and that is that it covers two completely different time periods.
There was a huge difference between Bronze Age and Iron Age.
Also the time differences between some civilisations are gigantic.
The time between the Sumerians and the Romans is about the same as between the Romans and now. About 2000 years.
Many sure know that we are closer the Cleopatra than she was to the construction of the pyramids. Also Cleopatra was Greek because at that time Egypt was under Greek rule, conquered from the Persians that controlled it before.
Sumerians, Minoans, Egyptians and the Indus Valley Civilisation are Bronze Age.
Greeks, Romans, Persians and Maurya Empire in India are Iron Age or better called Classic Antiquity.
I want both but I don’t think both should be forced into the same game.
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Ok, but we Don’t know if there Will be a sequel set during the ancient times. Adam Isgreen said that Aoe4 Is a platform for Every periods.
I’m pretty sure the next year we’ll hear more about AOMDE.
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I HOPE. I would hate for them to make AoM2 and take out such amazing things about AoM such as the cyclops or kraken throwing people. Seeing as that’s the trend they seem to have adopted. Or people flying after being rammed by a Minotaur.
In order to be PC they might even take away the people praying at the temple animation.
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My exactly same feeling 
for a moment I had that crazy idea that the ages up would cover like 1000 years period since I heard Roman and that maybe Imperial age would be ww2 lolol
Same here, that game has some kind of magic, for some reason it is si pleasant to play lol
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if you really want the feel of AOE then i highly advice playing Roma Ad Balium mod for AOE 2… its one of the best and can deliver the feel of AOE 1
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damn sounds epic, how can I get it?
Here’s the link: ROMAE AD BELLUM - (RAW:E) Rome at War Expansion Concept. I personally haven’t downloaded it, but I have read the entire topic and it looks pretty epic. I’m just not really a fan of data mods, and I can’t be bothered getting it.
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omg youre a legend, thanks so much, will give it a try 
AoE 4 should have been set in the Ancient period with propper ui and graphics not this current cartoon cash grab.
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I think the developers need all the time they have to fix existing issues.
Indian Elephants without proper attack animation. Indian pikemen constructing a wall, without building animation (like villager has).
Holy Roman Empire is also basically a blank unfinished faction.
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I will just add also for a future AOE, making either a new AOM or a new game at AOE1’s time period would be amazing.
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I think AoM 2 is a good enough excuse to set a game with the epic units from ancient times, it would be enough for me 
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I see your icon there 
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