Age of Empires 3 Why do so many people dislike Age 3? |
- Why do so many people dislike Age 3?
- Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Koreans Civilization DLC (2021)
- Certain nerf of the African Civs?
- Joining Ranked Games Seems to be Broken
- Just out of curiosity. Do people really buy a DLC because it is STRONG?
- Are Gescenya OP ?
- Hausa and Ethiopia Imperial Age gathering upgrades
| Why do so many people dislike Age 3? Posted: 08 Aug 2021 09:45 AM PDT I am newer to the series. I started Age 3 with DE and I started Age 2 DE about 2 months before 3 DE came out. I like both games but from what I have gathered is that A) 2 seems to be a hall of a lot more popular than 1 or 3. and B) People seem to be really down on 3. Why is that? What is it about Age 3 that turns people off from it vs Age 2? [link] [comments] |
| Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Koreans Civilization DLC (2021) Posted: 09 Aug 2021 12:26 AM PDT Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Koreans Civilization DLC (2021) Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Koreans Civilization DLC (2021) Pre-Order Winter 2021; After for when you pre-order Age of Empires IV. Show me the Image: New Home City from Hanseong, during Joseon Dynasty, Korea (1392-1897). I brought Hwarang.Icon From Age of Empires III: Definitive Editions - Koreans Civilization DLC Turtle ship unit And Hwacha unit appears from DLC https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9f/Turtle_boat.jpg/300px-Turtle_boat.jpg Personality was Sejong the Great | 朝鮮世宗 | 조선 세종 (1397 – 1450) The Flag of Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897) from Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Koreans Civilization DLC (2021). Three New Map from Korean Peninsula. New Map from Korean Peninsula. Beware for Treasure Guardians are most dangerous units and wildlife known such Wild Boar, Fox, Raccoon Dog, Wildcat, Giant Rat, Joseon Hooligan, Joseon Horsewhip and Joseon Amsalja from maps. Hansan Bay - Across a relatively narrow strait from Chungmu on the Tongyeong, this peninsular region features several trade routes and between the Confucian School and Seon Monastery settlements. Hamgyong - Battle atop a mountain with many narrow paths. Han River - Players each begin with an extra Town Center wagon and must expand across the river where there are resources aplenty. Gatherable in Korea These animals can be hunted for food. Rabbit Pheasant Holy Sites Will the two Korean minor civilization's settlements (Confucian School and Seon Monastery) from New Map of the Korean Peninsula DLC. NOTE: There that's Sosu Seowon (Confucian School) was a Korean minor civilization's settlement? Matchlock Infantry (Native/Mercenary unit weren't trained by Confucian School): Powerful, expensive Skirmisher with high hitpoints. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/bf/0e/04/bf0e04397309695f6fac4a61afae3741.png Fire Oxen (Native/Mercenary unit weren't trained by Seon Monastery): A suicide unit can explode throwing all nearby units into the air. This makes it very effective against grouped melee units. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/ea/Fire_ox_wjzy.jpg/220px-Fire_ox_wjzy.jpg ACT IV - KOREA Korean Campaign Heroes from Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Koreans Civilization DLC (late 2021):
Korean Buildings The architectural style of the Koreans post-Exploration Age is mainly timber framing. This is historically inaccurate as this style was used predominantly in China or Japan. After the fall of Goryeo Dynasty in late 14th century, and subsequently the Koreans, used Joseon architecture instead. Korean Unique Units Bamboo Pikeman (II): Light infantry armed with a branched, multi-tipped spear with blades attached to the branches. The blades could be dipped in poison is to the target. Rapid Bowman (II): Foot Archer armed with a horn bow for a fires in bursts of three shots. Good against Heavy Infantry and Ranged Cavalry. Hwarang Swordmaster (III): Super martial artist that generates coin while attacking quickly by a double-handed single-edged sword. Dual Cavarly (II): Hand Cavalry as 'Masang ssanggeom' with exceptional HP but lower damage; Good against Light Infantry and Villagers. Pyeongon Rider (III): Powerful Heavy Cavalry with decent siege damage; has dual resistances. Singijeon Horse Archer (III): Ranged cavalry with a rocket arrow. Good against hand cavalry, particularly in melee. Hwacha (IV): multiple rocket launcher and an organ gun of similar design which annihilates units and buildings; slow and expensive. Panokseon (II): Larger vessel that gather from fishes and whales. Dragon Ship (III): Medium-sized boat; It shoots a constant stream of fire, similar to the Flamethrower. Turtle Ship (III): Powerful military naval vessel with a broadside attack costing Influence in the Asian Dock; comparable to a Frigate with more hitpoints and attack. Korean Building Units Confucian Library: Unique Korean Building that trickles XP or Influence under the Sphere of Influence aura. Trickles fastest when near a Town Center, Trading Post, and City Fortress. City Fortress: A large defensive building with a ranged attack; features mighty cavalry units and one artillery unit. New Achievements Achievement Name Achievement Condition Points
UNIQUE HERO ABILITIES The Korean Gugunok Korean hero share the Multi Shot ability, which three arrows can fired against Treasure Guardians and Enemy Units (based on Kill XP). Korean hero have a "Muyedobotongji" where their stats are improved by each nearby allied unit. Players can obtain additional Heroes from various cards and technologies. HOME CITY CUSTOMIZATIONS Koreans Customizations:
PERSONALITY Sejong the Great | 조선 세종 (1397 – 1450) Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Koreans Civilization DLC (2021) Pre-Order Winter 2021; After for when you pre-order Age of Empires IV. Show me the Image: New Home City from Hanseong, during Joseon Dynasty, Korea (1392-1897). I brought Hwarang.Icon From Age of Empires III: Definitive Editions - Koreans Civilization DLC Turtle ship unit And Hwacha unit appears from DLC https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9f/Turtle_boat.jpg/300px-Turtle_boat.jpg Personality was Sejong the Great | 朝鮮世宗 | 조선 세종 (1397 – 1450) The Flag of Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897) from Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Koreans Civilization DLC (2021). Three New Map from Korean Peninsula. New Map from Korean Peninsula. Beware for Treasure Guardians are most dangerous units and wildlife known such Wild Boar, Fox, Raccoon Dog, Wildcat, Giant Rat, Joseon Hooligan, Joseon Horsewhip and Joseon Amsalja from maps. Hansan Bay - Across a relatively narrow strait from Chungmu on the Tongyeong, this peninsular region features several trade routes and between the Confucian School and Seon Monastery settlements. Hamgyong - Battle atop a mountain with many narrow paths. Han River - Players each begin with an extra Town Center wagon and must expand across the river where there are resources aplenty. Gatherable in Korea These animals can be hunted for food.
Holy Sites Will the two Korean minor civilization's settlements (Confucian School and Seon Monastery) from New Map of the Korean Peninsula DLC. NOTE: There that's Sosu Seowon (Confucian School) was a Korean minor civilization's settlement?
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/bf/0e/04/bf0e04397309695f6fac4a61afae3741.png
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/ea/Fire_ox_wjzy.jpg/220px-Fire_ox_wjzy.jpg ACT IV - KOREA Korean Campaign Heroes from Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Koreans Civilization DLC (late 2021):
Korean Buildings The architectural style of the Koreans post-Exploration Age is mainly timber framing. This is historically inaccurate as this style was used predominantly in China or Japan. After the fall of Goryeo Dynasty in late 14th century, and subsequently the Koreans, used Joseon architecture instead. Korean Unique Units Bamboo Pikeman (II): Light infantry armed with a branched, multi-tipped spear with blades attached to the branches. The blades could be dipped in poison is to the target. Rapid Bowman (II): Foot Archer armed with a horn bow for a fires in bursts of three shots. Good against Heavy Infantry and Ranged Cavalry. Hwarang Swordmaster (III): Super martial artist that generates coin while attacking quickly by a double-handed single-edged sword. Dual Cavarly (II): Hand Cavalry as 'Masang ssanggeom' with exceptional HP but lower damage; Good against Light Infantry and Villagers. Pyeongon Rider (III): Powerful Heavy Cavalry with decent siege damage; has dual resistances. Singijeon Horse Archer (III): Ranged cavalry with a rocket arrow. Good against hand cavalry, particularly in melee. Hwacha (IV): multiple rocket launcher and an organ gun of similar design which annihilates units and buildings; slow and expensive. Panokseon (II): Larger vessel that gather from fishes and whales. Dragon Ship (III): Medium-sized boat; It shoots a constant stream of fire, similar to the Flamethrower. Turtle Ship (III): Powerful military naval vessel with a broadside attack costing Influence in the Asian Dock; comparable to a Frigate with more hitpoints and attack. Korean Building Units Confucian Library: Unique Korean Building that trickles XP or Influence under the Sphere of Influence aura. Trickles fastest when near a Town Center, Trading Post, and City Fortress. City Fortress: A large defensive building with a ranged attack; features mighty cavalry units and one artillery unit. New Achievements Achievement Name Achievement Condition Points
UNIQUE HERO ABILITIES The Korean Gugunok Korean hero share the Multi Shot ability, which three arrows can fired against Treasure Guardians and Enemy Units (based on Kill XP). Korean hero have a "Muyedobotongji" where their stats are improved by each nearby allied unit. Players can obtain additional Heroes from various cards and technologies. HOME CITY CUSTOMIZATIONS Koreans Customizations:
PERSONALITY Sejong the Great | 조선 세종 (1397 – 1450) [link] [comments] |
| Certain nerf of the African Civs? Posted: 08 Aug 2021 09:06 PM PDT Clearly the African civs are not balanced at all but are AOE devs really that committed to giving us a balanced game? It took them months to balance Swedes which was not as powerful as these two. Do you think it will take them months to bring out the almost certain nerf of these African civs too? Games aren't that bad but some match ups are just a bit stupid. I also ask this because I'm interested to know if you guys think it will be worth learning the intricacies of this complicated civ or will this all get nerfed too soon? [link] [comments] |
| Joining Ranked Games Seems to be Broken Posted: 08 Aug 2021 07:11 PM PDT Is anyone else having trouble joining a friends ranked game? We are able to join initially but almost immediately afterwards we are removed from the lobby. Pretty frustrating when you see your friend in the lobby and you queue and then when I found a game my friend was left behind. [link] [comments] |
| Just out of curiosity. Do people really buy a DLC because it is STRONG? Posted: 08 Aug 2021 08:10 AM PDT Almost every strategy game I played (AOE, total war, etc.) usually releases DLCs with at least seemingly absurd new factions, which might and might not get nerfed sometime later. Every time I see a million people complaining about or making fun of that and saying "well they have to make the DLC op so that they would sell". But do people really buy a DLC just because the new factions are strong? Because I'm not that kind of player (and I rarely anyone like that). I prefer most factions in the game being fun and interesting, and if I got tired of playing one of them I would have the motivation to switch to another one, so the rest should not be extremely dull or extremely easy. I bought the African DLC not because it is strong but because it adds a lot of new fun contents, such as new units like cannoneers, not the ability to get 9 of them in age 2. I assume the competitive players would definitely not like that idea of continuously adding broken factions either. Or is there a silent majority of players that really enjoy wrecking a casual opponent or AI all day long with the new broken factions? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 08 Aug 2021 07:26 AM PDT A decent group of them can down a hussar in one volley, in hand to hand they absolutely shred and at range they don't even trade too badly with other infantry. On top of this they are very cheap to produce. I have been using only Ethiopia since the DLC was released and by my reckoning they are a very strong unit at LEAST. [link] [comments] |
| Hausa and Ethiopia Imperial Age gathering upgrades Posted: 08 Aug 2021 10:38 AM PDT Do they have a food upgrade for imperial age? I can only seem to find wood and gold. [link] [comments] |
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