I am so thankful that they have been putting so much love into AoE3. I always thought if they remastered it, I probably should not expecting new civilizations, let alone further expansion packs. This makes me so happy and really breathes some needed life into one of the best RTS games ever, alongside it's older brother AoE2. Great video, it's always fun to get your perspectives on AoE3.
I gotta say, I LOVED the little callback details and sounds from earlier games, like the Shotel Warrior using the same voice as in AoE2, or the sfx for the Hut, War Camp, and Watch Tower using the SFX from the House, Barracks, and Watch tower in AoE:DE respectively.
Tbh i find the difference a little jarring. In favor of DE’s sounds that is. I find soundscape in 3 a little weird but thats true for me for much of its user experience.
As someone who plays more AoE3 than AoE2, I appreciate these videos exploring new content on the lesser known sibling game. It gives an interesting outsider perspective for the game I Iove. The fact that SoTL is one of the biggest experts out there on the RTS field is just icing on the cake. Thanks, it was a fun watch!
AoE3 started with a disastrous launch. Good thing I stuck around even with all the hate, not it's making a comeback and I have to say it's amazing now.
The tower units for Ethiopia are an outlaw type units. Why they cost extra pop. There actually a bit on the cheap wise pop wise I say. But if one is going to regularly use them, I recommend getting a card that reduce their cost by 1 pop. That means they cost as much as regular units. Quite a big change. Their cool units, so might very well be worth getting the card.
The new African civs are so much fun to play. I love how the AoE III DE development team have continued to create innovative new mechanics for the newly released civilisations rather than just following the vanilla civilisation format. The only downside to this is that the vanilla civilisations seem kind of dull afterwards.
@@TheCoreus Yeah, that would be amazing! The age up mechanics for the U.S. and the African civs are awesome. They give you real versatility and choice. It would be great if the vanilla Civs could be given mechanics like this.
Man you should play age of mythology in the channel like come on man it will be nice watching you playing as Norse and finding similar things between them and the vikings in aoe2
18:36 Fun fact: That was actually the correct choice. AI was making Chimu Runners (Shock Infantry) and although UI says that Gascenyas are strong against "cavalry", shock infantry in AoE3 bears the same role as hand cavalry thus have the same counters as hand cavalry.
@@temporaryname8905 good point. However, you could also say that if you go for an outlaw army, which requires a lot of pop, you need to protect your houses from heavy infantry, like plumed spearman. SotL probably didn't consider that, but it would otherwise justify training archers
LoL I instantly recognized the SARACENS AOE 2 voice pack Is it just me 🤣 ? Still this DLC looks quite good The Ethopian Civilization does feel quite strong tho
Thanks for covering AoE III DE, SotL! You did a good job. I'm sure you'd be as good with number crunching in III as you are in II! Looking forward to Hausa! Hey, why not an introduction game for every III civ, just for the sake of converting some of the most hardcore AoE II fans, haha! For Hausa/others pick up map like Amazonia or Orinoco- it will naturally make rush tactics harder/less viable and give you more time to mess around and show off mechanics and civilization.. Especially Amazonia with river that completely separates both players/teams.
9:50 When you say you don't have any amazing shipments, you do, 700 wood is a huge leg up in resources, and lets you focus on hunting and mining to maximize your troop production.
Firstly, this civ seems super interesting. "Adapting" to the game by allying with certain nations to adjust your civ on the fly seems like a very interesting mechanic, tho the whole influence vs coin aspect sounds like it could easily become a hassle in the faster AoE3. Secondly, thanks SOTL for reminding about the AoE4 beta - I got in and just finished downloading it, and that is thanks to your reminder. So, thanks for that :)
It’s not too different from the Asian civs, where you build a consulate and get the option to turn a small percentage of all resources you collect into Export, which you spend the same way as influence. The main difference is your consulate isn’t tied to a mine or anything, so you’ll only build one unless it’s destroyed.
If the wars of liberty mod (which includes custom versions of Ethiopia, Italy, and tons of other countries) is anything to go on, the Ethiopians completely wreck the Italians.
if they implement that livestock market system or if those who play Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds (which use AOE2 game engine btw) where there is a building to garrison herdables and slowly get food out of it to a civ in AOE2...how would it perform? Sexy.
Indians have sacred fields for livestock to generate experience. It’s redundant in AOE3 since mills/farms/paddies/fields can all generate infinite food slowly.
Oh man, I remember playing Eithiopans back on WoL, is so weird to see them as an official civ for the game. I know this is gonna be silly since the Incas and Aztecs are in, but kinda wish my Peru and Mexico were also in since they were fun to play as.
@@sivasankar2784 you might still see some. they often give some streamers or reviewers rights to show specific parts of the game. Or publicly release some authored gameplay by the dev team itself and ofc. leaks will still happen anyway
Wait those voices for some of the units sound like they're ripped directly from aoe2, vs the villagers which sound original (obviously they're saying similar things, though).
The AI isn't quite optimized to play on painted desert. Try the competitive maps and the AI actually plays well in skirmish. The AI in multiplayer is currently bugged. Great video. Good to see you covering AoE3!
They really put in a lot of work after release into making patches. Now it's a great experience, much smoother than how it was at release. Just like AoEII:DE. A lot of fun, worth coming back.
What i don’t like about this game is how Portuguese faction doesn’t get access to hand cannoneers and the Spanish don’t get access to conquistadors. Doesn’t make sense to fight those units with their home civ but no access to them
@@ozisponas1593 its not pointless because you should be able to call them in as cards. They fought under their damned countries and they don’t have access to them?
It would be great to see you coached by some of the aoe3 youtubers. Then switch. For example, in this match vs inca you need cav and skirm composition. The best cav for Ethiopia are the shotel early game. Don't even bother with jav riders vs infantry civs. Also, to survive vs Hardest you need a very tight eco. You built about 10 extra houses and lost 1000 wood that could have turned the tide.
Influence can be used for a Sudanese rush, which is powerful. The Sudanese unit from the palace (which is easy to get in Age 2's Palace card), have good siege, a good ranged, and are really powerful up close. They cost a healthy sum of influence, but that means your not eating your other resources so it doesn't slow down your econ, and you can mix and match with watchtower or barracks units.
Honestly, I feel like half the reason it's hard to follow AoE3 is because the textures are very noisy. The ground is not easily distinguishable as "dead space" while in AoE2, it was.
Thx for this vidéo Very usfull ( if you remember me iam sorry for some bad unhelpfull critique or "rage" i coulde have donne in the paste due to very bad memoris and poor undestanding of english problems that i manege to fix on my parte) Have a Nice day.
Ethiopians LET'S GOOO! I loved playing them in the Wars of Liberty mod. Now the game has them officially, and it's interesting to see the similarities and differences in units and mechanics between the official and mod version of the civ. I also think the cattle market mechanic is good. It's like the tribal marketplace, but actually has an effect on gameplay, represents trade in a way that makes sense, and isn't based on shallow virtue signalling.
One of the north American natives civilization has rams like aoe 2 civs, siege guys and the like. Ethiopia or the housa get European/middle eastern/ India cannons and stuff with cards or alliances It's really fun
Are the Shotel Warriors similar to the Age 2 ones? As someone who hasn't played Age 3 in about 13 years, it seems odd that you can take down a TC in the Feudal age, I mean the uh, second age
lots of strong inf siege units age 2 for most factions just get a big enough blob and sieging tc is no problem unless enemy takes town militia card then you prolly won t siege it age 2
I didn't expect them to add new content to AOE3 for the DE. I'm so happy they did, as I grew up playing AOE3 and always felt it was under-appreciated. Thanks for making this video!
The smooth AF selfburn with 'if you were under the impression I knew what I was talking about, we can quickly correct that misconception' beautiful delivery! very good video
Love seeing you're making some Aoe3 videos you're my favourite age of empires TH-cam channel and I'm really into Aoe3 lately can't wait for more content 😁
So, rundown on the painted desert. No trade route- this means XP is not going to be very high so your cards are not going to be useful. Natives- you get both economic and military bonuses from Apache and Navajo, and both have fast counterunits. Resources: treasures are average and you might get some nice ones with XP, wood is low, gold is slightly above average, but tons and tons of bison and cows. The Ethiopians should do very well on this map once that wood is invested in the livestock market. However, it looks like sometimes there's less food and more gold and wood on this map, which could be RNG or could be a DE thing. It's nice and wide open, but that makes it hard to defend. The line of villages puts them on the front line, so most of the combat is going to be around them and the neighboring resources.
Looks like towers have the equivalent of tavern and monastery units- outlaws. They're tough but expensive in gold and pop. Good if you have those but not the time to make a real army yet.
I'd invest in the Shotel warriors if you've got the gold. They can chase off the archers and spearmen and do your own raiding. They're ideal for fighting the Aztecs and Incas. Gascenyas are basically muskteer pikemen: ranged but cheap anticavalry. Not ideal vs archers but you can spam them.
why is there no one talking about how the flag is messed up or am I missing something? on google it shows the flag the other way around green-yellow-red
According to Wikipedia, before 1914 the flag was red yellow green, but it was flipped to green yellow red for unknown reasons. Aoe3 takes place roughly between the 1500's to the mid 1800's, so the older flag is accurate.
Absolutely awesome video, Ethiopia are such a welcome edition to AoE3!
I thought that you'd like Hausa more xD
New civs are always the best. I hope we still get korea/Siam as civs
@@peter-janvanvelzen3801 Well I'm still waiting for the Italians tbh ;)
Hey it's aussie drongo
I miss the old Kanye(drongo)
I am so thankful that they have been putting so much love into AoE3. I always thought if they remastered it, I probably should not expecting new civilizations, let alone further expansion packs. This makes me so happy and really breathes some needed life into one of the best RTS games ever, alongside it's older brother AoE2. Great video, it's always fun to get your perspectives on AoE3.
Hausa please
A granary to lure animals? back in my day poseidon would build a lure stone.
I understood that reference
@@zenologic7786 yay
Those were the days
Dude if you did civ overviews for aoe3 that would be dope
I love how detailed AoE3 civs are.
True, it's really well designed. AoE3 deserves more attention!
Silly AoE2 fangirls, we have Madoka on our side! xD
I gotta say, I LOVED the little callback details and sounds from earlier games, like the Shotel Warrior using the same voice as in AoE2, or the sfx for the Hut, War Camp, and Watch Tower using the SFX from the House, Barracks, and Watch tower in AoE:DE respectively.
It is a way for them to save money to. And I do not mind it. If the source is good, why not reuse it?
@@Cythil dark souls intensifies
they also have some sarracen voices from AoE:2 i think
Tbh i find the difference a little jarring. In favor of DE’s sounds that is. I find soundscape in 3 a little weird but thats true for me for much of its user experience.
@@Cythil Too lazy to record new lines lmao
Where is the love for Age of Mythology?
Prostagma.
dead
it's coming, they've hinted at it.
@@IlCardinaleMC Yesss
@@IlCardinaleMC
Where?
I never thought I'd hear my native tongue in Age of Empires... This is amazing, the level of detail put into this.
Are the voice lines accurate? Like, do they make sense, are they pronounced correctly, etc etc
@@jackrackham3406 I wonder so too!
The archers have the voice over of Saracens and the shotel warriors the voice over of Ethiopians in AoE2 :D
Yo when I heard the Tower sound from aoe1 it was a real throwback
Dessert archers speak Arabic and the other units Amhara. Smh.
@@PewPewPlasmagun Because they are mercenaries?
Ah those were Saracens! I was wondering what AOE2 Civ it was!!
I noticed that on my playthrough with them
As someone who plays more AoE3 than AoE2, I appreciate these videos exploring new content on the lesser known sibling game. It gives an interesting outsider perspective for the game I Iove. The fact that SoTL is one of the biggest experts out there on the RTS field is just icing on the cake. Thanks, it was a fun watch!
AoE3 started with a disastrous launch. Good thing I stuck around even with all the hate, not it's making a comeback and I have to say it's amazing now.
What's the disastrous launch?
SotL's scout: "The attempt on my life has left me scarred and deformed"
Star Wars fans in the audience: *nods in approval*
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
The tower units for Ethiopia are an outlaw type units. Why they cost extra pop. There actually a bit on the cheap wise pop wise I say. But if one is going to regularly use them, I recommend getting a card that reduce their cost by 1 pop. That means they cost as much as regular units. Quite a big change. Their cool units, so might very well be worth getting the card.
they there their they're
@@Kaletris I know I sometime confuse them. But point out the correction then.
@@temporaryname8905 Thank you
Yes, avoid the outlaws unless the barracks go down or you use one or more buff cards.
The new African civs are so much fun to play. I love how the AoE III DE development team have continued to create innovative new mechanics for the newly released civilisations rather than just following the vanilla civilisation format. The only downside to this is that the vanilla civilisations seem kind of dull afterwards.
Yeah like AoE2's civs, I hope they do a revisit or retweak to add a little more variety to the European ones.
@@TheCoreus Yeah, that would be amazing! The age up mechanics for the U.S. and the African civs are awesome. They give you real versatility and choice. It would be great if the vanilla Civs could be given mechanics like this.
Almost read this as new civ in aoe2 and I was like huh what xD?
Big oof.
Same
AoE 2 is getting some new civs as well soon, with the Dawn of the Dukes expansion coming out next.
I read it as aoe4, I was wondering why I hadn't heard aoe4 had made it to early access
My Ethiopian ally totally pwned last night.
"Ow"
-Ethiopian Sun Tzu
Man you should play age of mythology in the channel like come on man it will be nice watching you playing as Norse and finding similar things between them and the vikings in aoe2
Gascenyas still counter shock infantry like all Musk type units, so they are still useful in countering Chimu.
18:36
Fun fact: That was actually the correct choice. AI was making Chimu Runners (Shock Infantry) and although UI says that Gascenyas are strong against "cavalry", shock infantry in AoE3 bears the same role as hand cavalry thus have the same counters as hand cavalry.
it also means the desert archers were the wrong unit to keep training.
@@temporaryname8905 good point. However, you could also say that if you go for an outlaw army, which requires a lot of pop, you need to protect your houses from heavy infantry, like plumed spearman. SotL probably didn't consider that, but it would otherwise justify training archers
LoL I instantly recognized the SARACENS AOE 2 voice pack
Is it just me 🤣 ?
Still this DLC looks quite good
The Ethopian Civilization does feel quite strong tho
Aoe 2-3 have shared voice lines before so it isn't that weird
Nice! Definitely try out the Hausa. They're Nigerian, so West African, and you've done the East African civ of Ethiopia
Thanks for covering AoE III DE, SotL! You did a good job. I'm sure you'd be as good with number crunching in III as you are in II!
Looking forward to Hausa!
Hey, why not an introduction game for every III civ, just for the sake of converting some of the most hardcore AoE II fans, haha!
For Hausa/others pick up map like Amazonia or Orinoco- it will naturally make rush tactics harder/less viable and give you more time to mess around and show off mechanics and civilization.. Especially Amazonia with river that completely separates both players/teams.
9:50 When you say you don't have any amazing shipments, you do, 700 wood is a huge leg up in resources, and lets you focus on hunting and mining to maximize your troop production.
Wooo! Age 3! Here’s hoping to more of it.
Age of empires 3 is so unique its awesome, Hope for more AOE 3 videos in the future!
this actually kinda made me want to revisite AoE3
I love how the ethopian towers have the sound of AoE I Watchtowers.
Firstly, this civ seems super interesting. "Adapting" to the game by allying with certain nations to adjust your civ on the fly seems like a very interesting mechanic, tho the whole influence vs coin aspect sounds like it could easily become a hassle in the faster AoE3.
Secondly, thanks SOTL for reminding about the AoE4 beta - I got in and just finished downloading it, and that is thanks to your reminder. So, thanks for that :)
It’s not too different from the Asian civs, where you build a consulate and get the option to turn a small percentage of all resources you collect into Export, which you spend the same way as influence. The main difference is your consulate isn’t tied to a mine or anything, so you’ll only build one unless it’s destroyed.
First things first - how do they play against italians?
They win, is not easy to fail against a bunch of divided and weak states
I assume they auto-win because Italy isn't in AoE3
If the wars of liberty mod (which includes custom versions of Ethiopia, Italy, and tons of other countries) is anything to go on, the Ethiopians completely wreck the Italians.
they win... :-D
Rip Italy
Finally some AoE 3 Civ review!!! I was waiting for it. Thx SOTL, you’re the best🥰
You should really do your series investigating/playing AOE3!! AOE2 its pretty covered already
A lot of unique new game mechanics. I wish you started making detailed AoE3 videos regularly!
When I getting old, I'm so lazy to learn new civ by myself.
Now I can use ethiopians in AOE3, Thank you : D
Aw, yes! More AoE 3 content!
*whispers:* they never got Ethiopia...
love your content! I played aoe3 since it came it, still I love your effort and you have a special place in my heart
I would love if you did more AoE3 content, especially your stat breakdown type stuff, the in depth math stuff is really lacking in the AoE3 community
I love the AOE1 and AOE2 sound affects for this civ
These civs are definitely prep for AoE4
Great video, I wa hyped for Ethiopians more but feel like Hausa are even more unique and fun
if they implement that livestock market system or if those who play Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds (which use AOE2 game engine btw) where there is a building to garrison herdables and slowly get food out of it to a civ in AOE2...how would it perform?
Sexy.
Indians have sacred fields for livestock to generate experience. It’s redundant in AOE3 since mills/farms/paddies/fields can all generate infinite food slowly.
Thank you Spirit!
Oh man, I remember playing Eithiopans back on WoL, is so weird to see them as an official civ for the game.
I know this is gonna be silly since the Incas and Aztecs are in, but kinda wish my Peru and Mexico were also in since they were fun to play as.
you can at least still revolt to them and have the dev team come up with better ideas for representing you than "Canada? You can train bears"
hey, lets play another game... will hera, tatoh, spirit, t90, etc... who of all of them will get an AoE4 beta test?
Content creators are usually first
I love the fact that there are so many sounds used from Age 1
"if it's not Great Plains, I dont know this map" I felt that lol
Can players stream/post AOE4 closed beta gameplay on youtube or they have to sign NDA before accessing it?
@Invictus_trax I was hoping aoe4 gameplay videos tomorrow..... nvm then
@@sivasankar2784 you might still see some. they often give some streamers or reviewers rights to show specific parts of the game. Or publicly release some authored gameplay by the dev team itself
and ofc. leaks will still happen anyway
The nda says i cant even talk about anything in game. Even funny glitches lol
Can we have more AoE3 content please?
feels like there's something missing of Ethiopians without the super siege onager
They have the sebastopool mortar xd
Wait those voices for some of the units sound like they're ripped directly from aoe2, vs the villagers which sound original (obviously they're saying similar things, though).
SPIRIT can you play Age of Mythology sometime?!
OMG COWS 💜💜💜💜💜
The AI isn't quite optimized to play on painted desert. Try the competitive maps and the AI actually plays well in skirmish. The AI in multiplayer is currently bugged. Great video. Good to see you covering AoE3!
Fuck, it has been so long since I played this game... Now I really want to play it again
They really put in a lot of work after release into making patches. Now it's a great experience, much smoother than how it was at release. Just like AoEII:DE. A lot of fun, worth coming back.
What i don’t like about this game is how Portuguese faction doesn’t get access to hand cannoneers and the Spanish don’t get access to conquistadors. Doesn’t make sense to fight those units with their home civ but no access to them
@@andredepadua8799 yeah but would be nice to have them with cards or something
@@aragornii507 pointless to have conquistadors when Portugal and Spain already have much better dragoons
@@ozisponas1593 its not pointless because you should be able to call them in as cards. They fought under their damned countries and they don’t have access to them?
It would be great to see you coached by some of the aoe3 youtubers. Then switch. For example, in this match vs inca you need cav and skirm composition. The best cav for Ethiopia are the shotel early game. Don't even bother with jav riders vs infantry civs. Also, to survive vs Hardest you need a very tight eco. You built about 10 extra houses and lost 1000 wood that could have turned the tide.
Hey Spirit would you consider doing a video on Age of Empires Online?
Influence can be used for a Sudanese rush, which is powerful. The Sudanese unit from the palace (which is easy to get in Age 2's Palace card), have good siege, a good ranged, and are really powerful up close. They cost a healthy sum of influence, but that means your not eating your other resources so it doesn't slow down your econ, and you can mix and match with watchtower or barracks units.
12:34 Huh? Am I hearing AOE 2 unit voice?
Aoe 2 has taken 3 voice lines Since hd (Incas and at one point indians) so it seems for this dlc the devs used Assets that were already in an aoe game
Do you know when is Age of Mythology DE coming?
Honestly, I feel like half the reason it's hard to follow AoE3 is because the textures are very noisy. The ground is not easily distinguishable as "dead space" while in AoE2, it was.
Nice civ. Ethiopia was once a proud kingdom, never became colony of Europe. Only sinked in poverty after that Tigrei socialist revolution
Thx for this vidéo Very usfull
( if you remember me iam sorry for some bad unhelpfull critique or "rage" i coulde have donne in the paste due to very bad memoris and poor undestanding of english problems that i manege to fix on my parte)
Have a Nice day.
Why is their flag upside down? It's red earth, yellow grass and green trees... (Well, it isn't, but that's how I remember it :) )
A glimpse into alternate universe Spirit of the Law that plays AOE3
Ethiopians LET'S GOOO!
I loved playing them in the Wars of Liberty mod. Now the game has them officially, and it's interesting to see the similarities and differences in units and mechanics between the official and mod version of the civ.
I also think the cattle market mechanic is good. It's like the tribal marketplace, but actually has an effect on gameplay, represents trade in a way that makes sense, and isn't based on shallow virtue signalling.
Man those video bugs are super weird, does that stuff just... happen in videos, sometimes?
everything in AoE 3 looks too floaty to me, like theyre just hovering around the map. But I love first person commentary!
They really got inspired by the Ethiopians in the mod: Wars of Liberty, mostly units like the Sebastopol Cannon
Civ Overviews for AoE3 confirmed
Anyone else forgot that AoE3 existed and got excited thinking they revealed Ethiopians as another AoE4 civ?
How do you have your name displayed in the top right corner? All I have is ############# there.
Please do Hausa as well 👍
i love how in every game they are in the Ethiopians always have their main gimic/mechanic/resource discount tied to food.
Anyone else notice the upgrades for the portugese building are the icons from the cossacks games?
Are there torsion engines?
One of the north American natives civilization has rams like aoe 2 civs, siege guys and the like.
Ethiopia or the housa get European/middle eastern/ India cannons and stuff with cards or alliances
It's really fun
please do a video like this for Hausa? its been so useful I learned things here that I didnt know when I first tried the civs
Spirit of the MAW you should try wars of liberty for age of empires 3,is more complete than definitive
Yes! This!
Ethiopians are so OP in WoL though. Neftenyas wreck everything unless the enemy gets a ton of cannons or grenadiers.
@@nathangamble125 Polynesians are bugged to
'Not the highest level of gameplay' haha.... you did not not just said that.
Only I feeling Aoe2 is harder and faster than Aoe3?
I can beat hardest AI in Aoe3 with ease, yet get my ass kicked by HARD AI in Aoe2.
Hmm. Hardest in AOE3 is harder than 5 months ago but practice will bring you up to level. Same with aoe2 where I use to be able to beat hardest.
Are the Shotel Warriors similar to the Age 2 ones?
As someone who hasn't played Age 3 in about 13 years, it seems odd that you can take down a TC in the Feudal age, I mean the uh, second age
lots of strong inf siege units age 2 for most factions
just get a big enough blob and sieging tc is no problem
unless enemy takes town militia card then you prolly won t siege it age 2
If only you were more open-minded to AoE 3 from the beginning.
I didn't expect them to add new content to AOE3 for the DE. I'm so happy they did, as I grew up playing AOE3 and always felt it was under-appreciated. Thanks for making this video!
I keep getting pragerU adds; should I be worried?
your zoomed in too much. Change that setting.
The smooth AF selfburn with 'if you were under the impression I knew what I was talking about, we can quickly correct that misconception'
beautiful delivery!
very good video
Very happy to see aoe3 content!
Love seeing you're making some Aoe3 videos you're my favourite age of empires TH-cam channel and I'm really into Aoe3 lately can't wait for more content 😁
So, rundown on the painted desert.
No trade route- this means XP is not going to be very high so your cards are not going to be useful.
Natives- you get both economic and military bonuses from Apache and Navajo, and both have fast counterunits.
Resources: treasures are average and you might get some nice ones with XP, wood is low, gold is slightly above average, but tons and tons of bison and cows. The Ethiopians should do very well on this map once that wood is invested in the livestock market. However, it looks like sometimes there's less food and more gold and wood on this map, which could be RNG or could be a DE thing.
It's nice and wide open, but that makes it hard to defend. The line of villages puts them on the front line, so most of the combat is going to be around them and the neighboring resources.
Looks like towers have the equivalent of tavern and monastery units- outlaws. They're tough but expensive in gold and pop. Good if you have those but not the time to make a real army yet.
I'd invest in the Shotel warriors if you've got the gold. They can chase off the archers and spearmen and do your own raiding. They're ideal for fighting the Aztecs and Incas. Gascenyas are basically muskteer pikemen: ranged but cheap anticavalry. Not ideal vs archers but you can spam them.
why is there no one talking about how the flag is messed up or am I missing something? on google it shows the flag the other way around green-yellow-red
According to Wikipedia, before 1914 the flag was red yellow green, but it was flipped to green yellow red for unknown reasons. Aoe3 takes place roughly between the 1500's to the mid 1800's, so the older flag is accurate.
More videos about AOE 3 DE please!! 🥺
I like that the desert archers have the same voice as AOE 2 sarecens.
I heard Saracen voice from Ethiopian units
I played AOE looooong time ago and Im not really coming back but your videos are relaxing :D
Very cool that you did a overview on an AoE 3 civ!
Crossover with aussie drongo, pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Nice video! Though I'd rather see you playing in one of the new maps :)
You must try Heroes of might and magic III. It's really good strategic game!
To be honest I prefer these tips of videos because they are longer. I love full gameplay
You don't sound very satisfied with this video so maybe try again later?