This message is a lot better than what’s going on.
It’s normal for game life cycles to end. Announcing that and letting the community know that the game is no longer going to be supported is completely acceptable. Better than no one, not a single person saying anything about it in like 7 months. And that is what should have happened.
We’ve been seeking hopium with all kinds of brain gymnastics. In the past we had berry bushes, the anniversary of 3DE, the Napoleon movie, the end of the skin event.
Still on the waitlist are AOMR’s release, Independence Day of Poland, Christmas, the anniversary of AOE3, etc.
They should try to figure out why we have all become astrologers.
Is like the Girl you love.
First is like honeymoon
She gives you more than you expect first
But then she left away
She promises, confuses. you
And without a single word. You still love her
Well they actually did. They said AOE2 players will find Inca familiar.
But in the meantime they will never say literally nothing to AOE2 players for more than six months.
They could talk to AoM players about German SW literally being atlantean citizens, or about Ottomans training auto.atically villagers (with no cost tho) and Battlefield construction being norse way of play or about asian wonders being god powers.
Anyways AoM plauers are the most likely to play AoE III
I know it’s late but can the company at least give a nod to the AOE3 developers who made the massive revolution reworks and RG model reworks?
Like how you could talk incessantly about the civ name changes, new god portraits, two monsters, etc etc etc for the other games. These must be much fewer efforts than the aforementioned reworks.
The developers deserve acknowledgement for their great work. I don’t even believe I need to remind you of that.