For me 40 euros is the real price of aoe4 , obviously I will pay the 60 euros even if they don’t reduce the price.
I dont think AoE 4 will be that popular compared to AoE 2 in the end. I heard Daut saying kind of the same. AoE 4 will be fun, but it wont beat AoE 2. So i dont think you really want to buy the game at release. You can always wait for a sale or something like that.
This already beats AoE2
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It’s one thing to be worried about how the game will end up, but it’s a whole other thing to predict and assume that it will be less popular and less fun than the previous titles.
Have you played the game yet or been to the future to see how it will play out? We don’t know how it’s going to be but one thing is certain if you have the mindset of not liking it or that it won’t be better than a previous title instead of being open minded about it then you will for sure end up disliking it as your decision has already been made.
They’ve received our concerns and they even listened and changed some of the issues we had previously so that should give us a reason to give them the benefit of the doubt. The game might very well end up as a failure I just try to get as open minded as possible right now and still provide the developers constructive feedback and hope for the best.
In Argentina it has 64% tax
penalties for piracy in eastern europe are almost non-existent. only those who multiply and distribute are punished for such a thing. otherwise, literally everyone privately pirates 98% of the titles for themselves, not only games but also design programs and all possible applications. to say that such a thing should be punished is an absurd thing because no world power is able to do that with millions of people. what is needed is to be realistic, people who are only interested in a single player in poor countries will use piracy in 99.99999% of cases, so they are not an interest group, and that is why lowering the price below a certain limit is absurd and counterproductive because they will eventually get the situation with the same number of titles sold only at a lower price. what is wrong is the price in Eastern Europe of 60 euros, which does not correspond to the euro-dollar ratio, although it is a poorer region, the price is not really too high for a new game, but it is abnormal that the North American market gets it at 10 euros lower price
No country has the resources to arrest thousands of pirates 
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You say that but when was the last time you heard of a Caribbean Pirate?
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It’s $100 Australian for us Ozzies, bloody rippoff if you ask me.
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I argue that the base game should be F2P with DLC mappacks and civilization packs. That way one can build a large playerbase whilst supporting the game monetarily. It could compete against the likes of League of Legends.
Kyrgyzstan has just one player?!
Here in Brazil, it costs 200 Reais, which is the stardard price of a AAA new game. AC Valhalla, RDR 2 and others are cheaper than this unfinished game.
AGE 2 DE is 35 REAIS
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Here in Brazil the price for AGE 4 is 200 Reais =/
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It is $60 in American Dollars, don’t know what he is talking about. And AoE2 DE was $20 American dollars
Both Aoe2 DE & Aoe4 are 20$ here.
Steam regional price. Both games are 20$ here.
You are lucky. Here it is € 20 for 2DE and € 60 for 4.
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Where are you that AoE2 DE is that pricy?
I’m from Bangladesh. AOE II DE doesn’t have any steam regional price adjustment here. So it remains at 20$ - the official price.
What currency is it though?
I’m gonna assume you use the Bangladeshi taka, which means that it cost .24 cents in American money. But is that expensive for you?
It is 20 USD = 1700 Bangladeshi Taka.
Not that much for me.
But if there was no regional pricing and AOE4 cost 60 USD = 5100 Bangladeshi Taka, l bet not a single one from my country would buy that.
I think you used wrong currency exchange. No idea how you calculated.
Never mind. I think you divided 20 by 85. 20/85 = 0.235. Actually you have to multiply 20 by 85.