yo sinceramente prefiero no meterme ya a ningun lado quiero estar en paz
You guys should go play AoM if you want to encourage the devs! They put a lot of effort and passion into that game! I believe they will come back to AoE3 and backport the good changes theyâve made to AoM, since these two games use the same engine!!
For now, the best way to support our beloved devs is to PREORDER the AoM Expansion Pass RIGHT NOW!
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No, Iâll support them after they backport those improvements. Unfortunately WE destroyed any goodwill they had with this community and trust needs to be earned back, not taken for granted.
Also preordering video games just incenivizes them releasing low quality / unfinished product so no one should be doing that.
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Hello, Earnest Yuen.
No.
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No, I only have the Aom base version now and havenât bought any DLC because, as I said before. Until WE resumes maintaining age of empires III, I wonât be buying any more of the games theyâre responsible for.
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pues adelante compra todo lo que te vendan yo por mi parte ya gaste suficiente
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I had a genuine interest in buying AOM-R before they canceled the DLC, but I wonât buy another World Edge product until they treat AOE-3 and its community fairly.
In fact, thatâs what I was doing before: buying other games in the series even if they werenât my favorites. I was playing the Age of Empires 1 campaigns, since I never played the original, and I was having fun. I even gave AOE-4 a chance, but my PC can barely handle it. Besides, Age of Empires 3 is the one that still offers me what AOE-4 lacks: innovation.
I know your intentions are good here, but I donât see how this will make World Edge pay attention to us.
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Yes, I had just bought AoM Retold Premium for Christmas 2024 and they go and do that with AoE 3⊠how sadâŠ
I know you most likely meant this as a joke but thatâs not really helping the game at all. What would help is new people purchasing 3.
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In a better timeline 3DE would still be getting updates. It would also get proper marketing.
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Nope to me purchasing AOM:R DLC.
Iâm not spending my hard-earned money on AOE content until we get some positive movement with AOEIII. I still feel the entire AOEIII community has been slighted by WE with their unprofessional actions (or lack of).
I still feel that if there was intention to sunset AOEIII (which always seemed silly when you can clearly see it is still very much active), that it at least was âlet goâ with a decent patch/update to tie a few loose ends and show some kind of level of respect to a community who had (and still do) support it.
But hey-ho, it is what it is. I just know Iâm not going to throw my money on things when I feel Worldâs Edge donât give a ****.
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It might be possible if they hadnât made Retold in the first place, but it wouldnât be fair to go down that road, as they would simply focus more on AoE 4 and AoE 3 would remain in the same fateâŠ
AoE4 is a stain in the seriesâ legacy. I donât understand why it got so popular tbh.
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pues era el regreo de una saga despues de tanto tiempo, la nostalgia. la inyecciĂłn de dinero y bueno, por que era mas sencillo de aprender que aoe 3, hubieron bastantes factores la verdad, pero como puedes ver el numero de esu jugadores se desinflo bastante
Me neither, I mean, deep down itâs a carbon copy of AoE 2 with civs more like those in 3⊠if Iâm starting to like it more itâs because theyâre releasing better civs, but otherwise I would have abandoned it back in 2023âŠ
Claro, estuvimos esperando 16 años desde su Ășltima entrega numerada (AoEO no cuenta porque es un spinoff) y el hype era muy grandeâŠobviamente, luego de su lanzamiento la gente de AoE 2 y 3 se regresaron a sus respectivos juegos y solo quedaron los nuevos jugadores y los que venĂan de SC2âŠ
They actually marketed it. And then it had a harder drop off than aoe3 
Edit: before Iâm taken out of context Iâm speaking proportionally
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I wonder what Age of Empires 3 would be like with similar treatment. Participation in official tournaments, major content creators talking about its features, etc.
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Whatâs wrong with the campaign? Iâve been through it all. I even replayed the campaign again when I found out that the game was no longer supported.
The same as now. If they could, they would.
Regarding the topic, stop wasting your time with nonsense. The game is dead, there will never be anything else. No one will have any relationships with anyone else. Even though AoM was the game of my childhood, and Iâm glad they made a remaster, Iâm not happy overall. They should have made AoM 2 instead of this zombie with a lifespan.
Donât you understand that AoE 2âs large player base is only supported by the price of a new PC? It has 100 campaigns and civilizations. You might as well close the game and finally do something new.
I really disliked the degradation of mechanics in AoE 4 (thereâs no melee for ranged units; thatâs a mechanic from 2005). The artillery assembly and disassembly (which takes several seconds, so why even bother with it then) and other archaic downgrades. Itâs a disaster.
I probably wonât play this game, not because of a boycott, but simply because itâs more outdated than Starfield.
How do you know? Steamdb and no denials as of yet, hope is what keeps some goingâŠ..
The thing is nostalgia takes you a long way these dsys, you have loyal players who keep buying so why stop?
There will be an aoe 5 at some point and if you want newer games play aoe 4 or aom
Perhaps the game would have done much better and had around 9k players, but not much more, since itâs difficult to keep up if you donât play it muchâŠ
Itâs not very historical, at least the original three, and that scared off many AoE 2 players who wanted to play more historical campaigns, like Napoleon, Suleiman, Frederick the Great, Ivan the Terrible, etc.
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