Those who complain of “Too much change”, “Too ambitious”, don’t forget the AOE2 scene was dying before the Forgotten team revived it, and that was by ONLY ONE method, by bringing more civs to represent more prople. This will make the game amazingly addicting and allow it to depict the whole medieval world in its vibrant colours, without leaving any group behind.ĪNSWER TO TYPICAL COMPLAINTS : Those who will complain of “balancing 65 civs will be so hard” etc, remember that we already have as many as 35 civs, and they are being well balanced, it shows how even after doubling the number of civs, we can still handle all of them and balance very effectively! TheViper said the game is at its best in balance despite having double the civs. South Asian - Palas, Marathas, Kannads, Tamils, Sinhalese, OriyasĮast Asian - Jurchens, Tibetans, Tanguts, Khitans, Taiwanese List by architecture set from west to east.Ĭentral European - Finns, Swiss, BohemiansĮastern European - Poles, Georgians, Armenians Please do not oppose this on the bases of “AI names”, remember that Mongols once had Tatar AI names and Editor Heroes too I will try to be as neutral in my civ additions as possible and everyone will get representation.
Once we reach this milestone, no one will feel some group is excluded and everyone will become satisfied and love the game! These 30 New Civs is the least number I can be satisfied with. I hereby propose 65 total civilizations for the long term of AOE2 by the time the last expansion arrives. OR over why this or that civ is insignificant. NOT disputes over historical similarities between civs There is nothing to lose with more and more civs covering more and more of the world.įor the LONG TERM, The game must go on, and people should be entertained with new stuff, that’s what matters. If we have learnt anything about AOE2, it is that “More the civs the better”. (note: I am not opposing fixing the current issues :cheaters and bugs )
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