stop whine haha “Always this ungrateful whining on these forums.”
Alas, I don’t think it’s ever going to happen. Age of Empires: Definitive Edition was them testing the waters for the projects they actually care about. Which is a shame, because I far prefer the Ancient setting of AoE1 to the medieval or colonial of AoE2/4 and AoE3, even if AoE2 is a far better game than AoE1.
Hopefully they listen, but this is Microsoft we’re talking about. They’ll just give us a crappy event that turns all Nuke Troopers into Master Chief and never touch the game again.
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Eu acho que o código do jogo não permite nem colocar um evento, basta ver como a página inicial do Menu é diferente dos outros
I hope for your sake you’re being sarcastic, because there’s nothing wrong with expecting games to be supported instead of just dumped out and forgotten about.
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We can only hope there is a future AOE set in classical antiquity.
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If AoE4 will do fine then there is huge chance that next AoE game will be set in same time period as AoE1. Despite that I wish that AoE1DE would receive more content, because it would take many years before next AoE game would come out.
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I know this may sound off, but I think it would’ve been interesting if AOE4 covered both ancient and medieval periods. That way, the game could “satisfy” most AOE players. Only problem would be to balance all civilizations/cultures, since most advanced would undoubtedly have an advantage over much older ones.
I don’t know, I already think that high antiquity has a good chance against the early middle ages^^
But yes, it just doesn’t fit together. After all, I always make fun of their beloved medieval elephants.
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That’s a very large gap. As they are going for more focused time periods as in Aoe4, I think Greco-Persian war to Early Roman Empire would be a good time window.
Or going for the more “unconventional” setting from dawn of civilization to bronze age collapse.
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