The graphics were considered realistic when this game was released. I was amazed by these graphics back then. I have never before seen such cool effects from gunfire like masts getting broken and holes in ship hull. GameSpy said back then that the graphics were "unmatched". It received "Best Graphics" award" and "Game of the year 2005" award by GameSpy. So no complaining about graphics :) I had to play this game with lowest settings so it could run smoothly.
I could not even do that on my Pentium 4 when watching naval battles. The game would lag down to 1-0.5fps during ship combat. It was not until I got a new NVidia graphics card could I actually play this game in all it's graphical glory.
Llamanator who the hell would say that,age of empires IIIs graphics are amazing even by today standars...strategy games aren't known for its graphics usally...as due to the size of all the units ,they don't botter making them detailed + to avoid using too much data
G Studios It is not the polygons or textures that count in an RTS but rather its effects. Like the OP said you had bits of ships falling into the water (which the water itself is the best any one had seen until Crysis came along), musket smoke as a volley was fired, cannon balls that actually kept rolling after they landed based on the direction of the landscape. if you turned a setting on even the buildings would have pieces fly off them when shot by a cannon that was directly related to where it was shot, to the particle counts that were ground breaking at the time. tracks in the dirt from units marching, most of these things starcraft 2 does not even have these days.
I remember just when I could afford a powerful laptop in 2008 I was able to maximize its graphics settings. And man, was I so proud! I enjoyed the Havoc engine doing its work: smoke by the gunpowder or the trains, ships and buidlings tearing into pieces, the buildings bursting into fire. Such a feast for the eye!
For the record, Morgan Black probably looked old because the fountain water was diluted with lake water, thus removing the "youthful look" side of the water's effect.
Boneguard, circle's elite soldiers. Wow....Warrick says, "Fools, the powder!" Both soldiers tried to shoot John but shot each other instead. Just...wow..
I remember this so clearly as if it was yesterday: I was a little kid, sitting in the back of the car with my mother driving and my older brother besides. Me and my brother were holding our own copy of this game (We had 2 copies so we would be able to play against each other). I remember the exact street on which we were driving. And I remember my brother saying that he was so proud and delighted that Age of Empires was still going on because we both loved AoE II. My brother didnt like AoE III. so much as the majority of the AoE fan-community. But I loved it somehow. It wasnt as good as AoE II. But it was very close. And good in a different way. The story was very exciting and thrilling in particular... It's so nice to re-watch all these sequences. It feels like you are the same young kid sitting on your chair and having fun while playing this game. It's saturday night and the nostalgia hits back again...
I knew that he was Morgan Black, which had me excited and confused enough, but I never put together his old age and the fountain of youth until now. I also never really thought about the time that passed between the generations, which, if I did, may have had me thinking about something odd with Morgan Black living that long. Still a great game in my opinion, with a great storyline. :-)
You know it's funny how he's been alive all this time, and yet still didn't tell his family about the circle and how to defeat them. His grandson, and son died(I hated how pathetic his son was).
meepo44fromroblox i got suspicious as soon as he said "and only in one lifetime" + totally avoided the question to explain it =P,had to look it up to confirm though
huh. didnt realise old coot was the knight from first campaign until now. did suspect he had the water tho from his last comment. aoe 3 had quite a nice story
@@Ridgwaycer "at the height of their power at the time." Is just another way of saying that their boom was over and they started declining. The age of exploration brought incredible income and advancements to the European countries, while the Ottomans got none of it. Worse yet, with the new trade routes the spices from India started flowing into another direction, through the seas around Africa, which, meant even more money for Europe, and less for the Ottomans, as they lost the taxing ability on those goods.
In the beginning of Act 3, Amelia calls the old coot (who certainly is Morgan Black, which is fascinating in the history) of "old timer" and was very rude with him, demonstrating she is stuck-up... and I thought XIX Century women were more polite. lolololol But Amelia Black is a great heroin, determinated and a good person, and I think the Act III (Steel) it's the best act in all Age of Empires III, that I ever played, followed by the Act I (Blood), with Morgan Black, the Act II (China) in Asian Dynasties and all the remaining Acts. I love Age of Empires III! It's the best game, that I ever played!!!
The only reason why I figured out that he was Morgan Black is when he said "You broke the circle... And in one lifetime too..." Me : Wait a minute... HOLD UP! (*Remembers Morgan Black dipping his canteen into the Lake of the Moon 2 acts ago in Definitive Edition, and just noticed the old coot has a Scottish accent*) Me: OH SHII...! (*Mind blown*)
i remember dad broyght me this game for my birthday 8 years ago.and i still play this game.back in 2009 i was 7 seven adn i couldnt beat a single mission.oooooo good times man
the old man is morgan black if listen really good at the end u hear him talk like his voice he had during his missions just listen and u will hear it and u will know its morgan black
This campaign had some great memories, I was just replaying it after like, 8 years, its funny how cheesy some of the plot points and cutscenes are (especially coopers death u fking serious!) but the overall story is fucking sick!
Usually Wather Of Youth works like that in stories. Extra 250 to be correct, because Morgan's Act is at the end of XVI century (Siege of Malta is year 1565), and end of Act III is beginning of XIX (Boliviar's revolution is in 1810's). In that matter, Morgan must have drank the water, because his grandson is 20-40 years old in 1750's (there is 190 years between Act I and Act II. It's more than one generation, unless you live unnaturally long). Sorry for mistakes. English isn't my first language.
Of course, anyone familiar with the history of guns knows that the game's storyline was anachronistic with the use of breech-loading firearms, as most, if not, all armies phased out of them in favor of lever-action rifles by the industrial revolution, until they would be replaced by bolt-action rifles by 1879. It would've been cool if just that one little thing was replaced by the industrial age and the imperial respectfully. All the more reason this game needs a sequel.
Yes, they were used in the US but the armies of Europe didn't use it. The first bolt action rifles were adopted by the Prussians in 1841. Also keep in mind that the early lever actions were all single shot. Repeaters didn't really become common until quite late. For example the Germans adopted a new single shot rifle in 1871. Even later repeaters were sort of looked as optional. The French Lebel 1886 had for example a cut-off switch, the magazine was only supposed to be used in emergencies.
Its also a bit lame that Muskeeters never adopt the bayonet. But then again, that might have made Pikemen totally useless - because that's what happened in reality with the shift from Pike and Shot to large armies of musketeers with bayonets.
My favorite strategy game ever made alongside BFME. Just noticed now she called him "Uncle Kanyenke", he wasn't her uncle lol, he was further out, Amelias father was Nathaniel Black who was the son of John Black Amelias grandfather, meaning Kayenke was a grandpa in act III as it was a 3 generation thing... But yeah... Bloody good game i have played non stop, its still legendary.
But to be immortal you have to drink this wather regularly. Morgan used just this little bottle, which gave him extra 200+ years. So, with scottish accent, and hairstyle it's Morgan. And, watch this clip once again, and tell me, how John could escape from there? Whole mountain felt, and he was grounded by that solider.
obviously he's aging, so it's rather likely that to be immortal you have to drink the water at regular intervals; which Morgan can't as the source is destroyed. hence he'll probably die of old age, but it will take a much longer time than normal
@w20089 nonono, that drop he had was from his tankard, they didn't show you the part where he drinks the fountains water and fills his tankard with it, because they want to keep everything mysterious;)
And historically, when the spainsh came to mexico (Morgan Campaign) the Inca empire still exist, so i think he had to travel across the Andes for so many years after he defeat the circle the first time, to keep the water safe with the Inca secret empire.
They are different games, Age of Empires III and Age of Empires Online, but you can play Age of Empires III online only if u have the original game key OR with GameRanger (far FAR more simple)
after playing through the definitive addition, i really wish they left the cut scenes alone. they either remade them (warchefs) or "improved" the visual effects which made it more of a downgrade. though that second point could just be the nostalgia talking
Just FYI - the game's campaign is set in 3 different time periods - its quite possible the devs used items/ models from that part of the 3rd part of the game in this cutscene instead of making new models fitting for the period. Why? Time constraints? Who knows...
+GamezJudger Always *supposed* both he and Lizzie got a sip of the Fountain magical water, and thus remained young and fertile for another 110-something years.
old coot is morgan there are many facts: 1.He has the same accent as Morgan and same voice. 2.the circle. 3.Hair 4.and when he says in just 1 lifetime he meant that he couldnt do it..
@Rhonion altho, he did just drink 1 drop,(Morgan) if someone were to, ow, idk, drink the whole dam fountain, would that someone live for 89766X loooooooonger than morgan? aww idk what i just said.but, u know what they say...idk. seriously, what DO they say?
Guys you had too many stories inthe childhood So you say is Morgan Black because he "drinked" from the fountain right? ok lets say this is true...but why than is he old? why should he get old if he would've never die? Either if he wouldn't drink think a little its Amalia's GRAND-GRAND-GRANDFATHER I think the old timer it's John Black bcs he managed to escape from that mountain explosion at least its how i think :P
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I think the most epic line in the game is "You broke the circle...and in one lifetime too..."
The graphics were considered realistic when this game was released. I was amazed by these graphics back then. I have never before seen such cool effects from gunfire like masts getting broken and holes in ship hull. GameSpy said back then that the graphics were "unmatched". It received "Best Graphics" award" and "Game of the year 2005" award by GameSpy.
So no complaining about graphics :) I had to play this game with lowest settings so it could run smoothly.
I could not even do that on my Pentium 4 when watching naval battles. The game would lag down to 1-0.5fps during ship combat. It was not until I got a new NVidia graphics card could I actually play this game in all it's graphical glory.
Llamanator who the hell would say that,age of empires IIIs graphics are amazing even by today standars...strategy games aren't known for its graphics usally...as due to the size of all the units ,they don't botter making them detailed + to avoid using too much data
G Studios It is not the polygons or textures that count in an RTS but rather its effects. Like the OP said you had bits of ships falling into the water (which the water itself is the best any one had seen until Crysis came along), musket smoke as a volley was fired, cannon balls that actually kept rolling after they landed based on the direction of the landscape. if you turned a setting on even the buildings would have pieces fly off them when shot by a cannon that was directly related to where it was shot, to the particle counts that were ground breaking at the time. tracks in the dirt from units marching, most of these things starcraft 2 does not even have these days.
the stories were also just amazing..or should i say "are"
I remember just when I could afford a powerful laptop in 2008 I was able to maximize its graphics settings. And man, was I so proud! I enjoyed the Havoc engine doing its work: smoke by the gunpowder or the trains, ships and buidlings tearing into pieces, the buildings bursting into fire. Such a feast for the eye!
For the record, Morgan Black probably looked old because the fountain water was diluted with lake water, thus removing the "youthful look" side of the water's effect.
either that or it's not eternal, it just prolongs each stage of your life unless you keep drinking it.
Or he just drank it once and never again. Maybe if he drank it once every month he would live up to this day.
Yes, he probably drank 25-30% percent of the Fountain of Youth's remnant water, and lived an extra 100+ years longer than his usual life span.
@@gtone339 he lived 300 years longer
@@strechypants313 More like 200+ yrs since he met his Great Grand daughter Amelia Black in the mid 1800's/19th century.
Boneguard, circle's elite soldiers. Wow....Warrick says, "Fools, the powder!" Both soldiers tried to shoot John but shot each other instead. Just...wow..
+commanderbacara225 OMG I didn't notice that either XD
I was wondering why there's dead bodies beside Warwick.
They would have aimed at the powder barrel and the mountain would still rain avalanche down on the Russians.
This shit used to be the best quality years ago
haha ikr, great memories, replaying the campaign, i can laugh at how cheesy some of the plot points are but the overall story is fucking sick!
I remember being amazed at the graphics.
I remember this so clearly as if it was yesterday: I was a little kid, sitting in the back of the car with my mother driving and my older brother besides. Me and my brother were holding our own copy of this game (We had 2 copies so we would be able to play against each other). I remember the exact street on which we were driving. And I remember my brother saying that he was so proud and delighted that Age of Empires was still going on because we both loved AoE II. My brother didnt like AoE III. so much as the majority of the AoE fan-community. But I loved it somehow. It wasnt as good as AoE II. But it was very close. And good in a different way. The story was very exciting and thrilling in particular... It's so nice to re-watch all these sequences. It feels like you are the same young kid sitting on your chair and having fun while playing this game.
It's saturday night and the nostalgia hits back again...
Well now we get to play AOE 4 :)
Dame I hope you are doing well. Your Nostolgia also hit me hard! Thx for sharing
Thanks Charles Li. Appreciated :)
memories.... damn
they need to make age of empires IV
they are making a new one
Damm, they better dont put those circle of ossus in it, devils!
same man i got my first computer when i was 8 played this alot
BLACK PILLED it’s been a year still no news of Age of Empires 4
there wasn't a single age of empires (And first i played mythology) that i haven't played...and the 3 just had the most charming story imo...
So you played age of mythology right?
@@sephirothbahamut245 I liked age of mythology story better but this game did have a more charming story as it was a generational family story
that old coot can be morgan black because of scottish accent and he drank the fountain of youth
IT IS IDIOT!
I knew that he was Morgan Black, which had me excited and confused enough, but I never put together his old age and the fountain of youth until now.
I also never really thought about the time that passed between the generations, which, if I did, may have had me thinking about something odd with Morgan Black living that long. Still a great game in my opinion, with a great storyline. :-)
You know it's funny how he's been alive all this time, and yet still didn't tell his family about the circle and how to defeat them. His grandson, and son died(I hated how pathetic his son was).
All my life I thought it was John Black the old coot.
Vic "G" Bittencourt no, John black died in the explosion
It took me a while at 10 to figure it out.
But i finally realized who the old coot was.
meepo44fromroblox i got suspicious as soon as he said "and only in one lifetime" + totally avoided the question to explain it =P,had to look it up to confirm though
yeah same lmao
@Maxxx568 yea I was 8 when I beat this game and I figured it out instantly so idk what to tell you.
8 year old post revival crazy though.
huh. didnt realise old coot was the knight from first campaign until now. did suspect he had the water tho from his last comment. aoe 3 had quite a nice story
Same here. I heard that line as a kid and I honestly wondered if he was maybe with the Circle or not. If only I had paid attention to that accent
morgan probably got a huge mindfuck when technology develops over 5 generations. i'm surprised he didn't go insane from the amazement
Its definetly Morgan Black at the end
The ending of Act II is so good.
00:42 - I remember this moment :( Really touching and really strong Nostalgia :(
That's why they demonstrated an HD version of this exact scene in the DE trailer.
lol "the ottomans were relics of history just like the knights of st john"
Yeah, they are only at the height of their power at the time.
@@Ridgwaycer "at the height of their power at the time." Is just another way of saying that their boom was over and they started declining. The age of exploration brought incredible income and advancements to the European countries, while the Ottomans got none of it. Worse yet, with the new trade routes the spices from India started flowing into another direction, through the seas around Africa, which, meant even more money for Europe, and less for the Ottomans, as they lost the taxing ability on those goods.
Never bring a knife to a gun fight
Unless you are playing CoD.
napowolf
Unless you're playing TF2 as a Spy Stairstabber.
kadijs2 Videogamelogic: Beaumont's knife does 1000 damage while a settler's gun does 3 damage
monkeytrollu or that it is more useful to beat someone with a gun than to shoot them :P (for settler anyway)
that is the purpose of a bayonet
The secret is immortallity, but morgan decide to separated from his family to keep them save
I loved Act I more than Act III
Act 2 was my favourite, Act 1 second and Act 3 last
In the beginning of Act 3, Amelia calls the old coot (who certainly is Morgan Black, which is fascinating in the history) of "old timer" and was very rude with him, demonstrating she is stuck-up... and I thought XIX Century women were more polite. lolololol
But Amelia Black is a great heroin, determinated and a good person, and I think the Act III (Steel) it's the best act in all Age of Empires III, that I ever played, followed by the Act I (Blood), with Morgan Black, the Act II (China) in Asian Dynasties and all the remaining Acts.
I love Age of Empires III! It's the best game, that I ever played!!!
My favorite of the campaigns is the first one but the best Hero is Amelia
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Adalberto Felipe My favorite act was Ice
Well she does have her great great grandma's temple. and my favorite is shadow.
Came back to look into my childhood.... Damn memories
Well now we get an Age of Empires 4 :)
That scotish accent gave us a good hint
Yep... is Morgan Black.
And: ....in just one lifetime too.
0:41 that is the best couple I've ever seen in a game
So cute
The only reason why I figured out that he was Morgan Black is when he said "You broke the circle... And in one lifetime too..."
Me : Wait a minute... HOLD UP! (*Remembers Morgan Black dipping his canteen into the Lake of the Moon 2 acts ago in Definitive Edition, and just noticed the old coot has a Scottish accent*)
Me: OH SHII...! (*Mind blown*)
i remember dad broyght me this game for my birthday 8 years ago.and i still play this game.back in 2009 i was 7 seven adn i couldnt beat a single mission.oooooo good times man
holy fck i finished that game so many times and i never saw the last cinematic
literaly blew my mind
I somehow knew that the Old coot was Morgan because of how he pronounced the words.
I loved playing through this...
But i think the SECOND age was my favorite.
NOSTALGIA BE LIKE!!!
the old man is morgan black if listen really good at the end u hear him talk like his voice he had during his missions just listen and u will hear it and u will know its morgan black
The remnants of the Fountain of Youth's water has some ever-lasting aging qualities hehe!
This campaign had some great memories, I was just replaying it after like, 8 years, its funny how cheesy some of the plot points and cutscenes are (especially coopers death u fking serious!) but the overall story is fucking sick!
brings back memories from watching these cut scenes again, played this game alot in my childhood. about to torrent and play it again :D
Usually Wather Of Youth works like that in stories. Extra 250 to be correct, because Morgan's Act is at the end of XVI century (Siege of Malta is year 1565), and end of Act III is beginning of XIX (Boliviar's revolution is in 1810's). In that matter, Morgan must have drank the water, because his grandson is 20-40 years old in 1750's (there is 190 years between Act I and Act II. It's more than one generation, unless you live unnaturally long). Sorry for mistakes. English isn't my first language.
Amelia Black is also descended from Lizzie, perhaps both drank the water?
hopefully they will continue the storyline in AoE 4
Of course, anyone familiar with the history of guns knows that the game's storyline was anachronistic with the use of breech-loading firearms, as most, if not, all armies phased out of them in favor of lever-action rifles by the industrial revolution, until they would be replaced by bolt-action rifles by 1879. It would've been cool if just that one little thing was replaced by the industrial age and the imperial respectfully. All the more reason this game needs a sequel.
Not really. Most armies never used lever action guns at all. They went from breech-loading directly to bolt-action.
Really? ...I could've sworn we were at least using them in the Civil War...
Yes, they were used in the US but the armies of Europe didn't use it. The first bolt action rifles were adopted by the Prussians in 1841.
Also keep in mind that the early lever actions were all single shot. Repeaters didn't really become common until quite late. For example the Germans adopted a new single shot rifle in 1871. Even later repeaters were sort of looked as optional. The French Lebel 1886 had for example a cut-off switch, the magazine was only supposed to be used in emergencies.
Well shit...thanks for the history lesson.
Its also a bit lame that Muskeeters never adopt the bayonet. But then again, that might have made Pikemen totally useless - because that's what happened in reality with the shift from Pike and Shot to large armies of musketeers with bayonets.
always felt sad to let John Black die. but he was a badass!
My favorite strategy game ever made alongside BFME. Just noticed now she called him "Uncle Kanyenke", he wasn't her uncle lol, he was further out, Amelias father was Nathaniel Black who was the son of John Black Amelias grandfather, meaning Kayenke was a grandpa in act III as it was a 3 generation thing... But yeah... Bloody good game i have played non stop, its still legendary.
yup.at the end of act 1 he drinks water from the fountain.thus extending his lifespan
never realized that was him when i first saw it. i just figured it was another crazy guy out west that knew more then they, by all rights, should.
But to be immortal you have to drink this wather regularly. Morgan used just this little bottle, which gave him extra 200+ years. So, with scottish accent, and hairstyle it's Morgan. And, watch this clip once again, and tell me, how John could escape from there? Whole mountain felt, and he was grounded by that solider.
also i really want to find out if she finds out it was her great-great-great-great-grandfather
Wow!! thanks for the video!! Simply love this game :)))
Brings back old memories :)
Warwick caused his men to miss Beacause he delayed the Musketeers from firing Those
obviously he's aging, so it's rather likely that to be immortal you have to drink the water at regular intervals; which Morgan can't as the source is destroyed.
hence he'll probably die of old age, but it will take a much longer time than normal
Morgan, John and Amelia is my favorites!
i just passed this game on all 3 campaigns and realized that the old coot was morgan cos he drank the water in the first ending scene!
i wish the british explorer was warwick or washington- they're both awesome.
@w20089 nonono, that drop he had was from his tankard, they didn't show you the part where he drinks the fountains water and fills his tankard with it, because they want to keep everything mysterious;)
I renember when i played this.... the memories..
The old coot.. is he Morgan Black?
sergiadi yup
He drank the water from the Fountain of Youth
And historically, when the spainsh came to mexico (Morgan Campaign) the Inca empire still exist, so i think he had to travel across the Andes for so many years after he defeat the circle the first time, to keep the water safe with the Inca secret empire.
@Mikael ferrer strange yet interesting
Spatchcock of the century award goes to Morgan Black!
It took me two times to see the old coot wasmorgan in the campaign
This used to be the best graphics at the time...
actually its morgan black.the hero of the first act.his lfie was extended through the fountain of youth
like 10 years ago,when i was a child,lizzie was the most beatiful girl in the world for me...aahhhhh my whole childhood...
i thaught that the water would make him immortal but coz he destroyed it the water no longer works.
@NeonLgn he drank the special boose lol, he would live to do so...
@canadiancommie45541 I messed with my Audio options before recording this.
And I'm too lazy to re-record this
They are different games, Age of Empires III and Age of Empires Online, but you can play Age of Empires III online only if u have the original game key OR with GameRanger (far FAR more simple)
ive beat this game so many times when i first got it
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i swear amelia black looks so beautiful when i was a kid
I REALLY LOVE THIS GAME
Amazing ending.
john black has the balls
after playing through the definitive addition, i really wish they left the cut scenes alone. they either remade them (warchefs) or "improved" the visual effects which made it more of a downgrade. though that second point could just be the nostalgia talking
Mmmmm i wouldnt say bloody ending a functional restored education system for tools more like
1:06 was that the fountain smoking
1:14 all out of fountain water
i wonder how he got some unless he can swim
unlike all other unts in the game
BOOM HEADSHOT!!!! XD
Nathaniel black and Chayton Black(Amelia's son) has cutscenes too.
i was 2 young to understand who the old coot is
I ve found it out when I realized that there is free trial of aoe3 on steam
Morgan black in modern warfare 2! He would be helping out the European Task Force 141.
I thought that old man was John Black. It would be more believable.
TNT in the 18th Century? They really pulled out all the stops in making this as creative and elaborate as possible.
Just FYI - the game's campaign is set in 3 different time periods - its quite possible the devs used items/ models from that part of the 3rd part of the game in this cutscene instead of making new models fitting for the period. Why? Time constraints? Who knows...
how John Black was the grandson of Morgan Black if John lived in the 1750 and morgan lived in 1590?
John Black was born in the 1600's Nathaniel Black lived in 1750
ctrain6382 I though John Black met Washington in a mission...
ctrain6382 yea buddy you got it wrong:)
+GamezJudger Always *supposed* both he and Lizzie got a sip of the Fountain magical water, and thus remained young and fertile for another 110-something years.
I mean, John Tyler's grandson is still alive.
old coot is morgan there are many facts:
1.He has the same accent as Morgan and same voice.
2.the circle.
3.Hair
4.and when he says in just 1 lifetime he meant that he couldnt do it..
Yes, too good isn't it :)
asian dynasties doesnt have cutscenes like this
@Rhonion ah! it all makes sense now! well, nice talking to u.
I don't care this was an amazing game
Why is there Minerva speaking in the background? =P asssassins creed crossover?
play AGE OF EMPIRES ONLINE, it is a free to play MMORTS!! its aweeeesome!!
They should have focus campaign on real history rather than fictional story.
@RandomDude372 hes morgan, if you go in campaign editor, and you place him, then playtest you see the head of morgan
@Rhonion
The,man, however, maybe is John?
There is a doubt that John may not be killed on the peak.
And John is capable of living till now?
you know... Morgan black was actually real!
best rts story
the accents man....
has anyone notice that the main character has a love intrest and then the has a child and t the n ext story moves on
LOL!! so Im not the only one!! XD Epic line :P
I think that old coot is John Black,because his clothe is same as John Black
SUPER
Witch one...
no shit sherlock, what did he drank again? water of the fountain of youth maybe?
hello! friends
i played this game longe ago
it was amazing game❤❤
but now i cant find it anywhere
can anyone tell me how to get it again
please😊😊😊
steam app mostly every game is in there you should wait for an offer tho
@Rhonion altho, he did just drink 1 drop,(Morgan) if someone were to, ow, idk, drink the whole dam fountain, would that someone live for 89766X loooooooonger than morgan?
aww idk what i just said.but, u know what they say...idk. seriously, what DO they say?
Guys you had too many stories inthe childhood
So you say is Morgan Black because he "drinked" from the fountain right? ok lets say this is true...but why than is he old? why should he get old if he would've never die?
Either if he wouldn't drink think a little its Amalia's GRAND-GRAND-GRANDFATHER
I think the old timer it's John Black bcs he managed to escape from that mountain explosion
at least its how i think :P
I feel like I have to comment something but I don't know what.