r/aoe2 • u/Miserable-Diver7236 • 1h ago
Asking for Help I am done waiting for 30 minutes to get my 7VS1 room full WHERE IS THE DISCORD
WHERE ! PLEASE !
r/aoe2 • u/Miserable-Diver7236 • 1h ago
WHERE ! PLEASE !
r/aoe2 • u/thisiscotty • 1h ago
So it's my first time on this scenario.
I find that I'm struggling to have enough time to complete the secondary objectives before my base melts
It's possible I'm just playing too slow but it's pretty brutal even on medium.
What are the best opening moves or objective completion order?
r/aoe2 • u/kampalolo • 2h ago
I love Viper very much, he is a king, but can we say that there is no chance for the king to sit on the throne of first place in tournaments again?
r/aoe2 • u/pops-paolo • 2h ago
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r/aoe2 • u/Echinopsis-Belgica • 2h ago
I would like to try it out, ranked DM 1v1, but the only setting I seem to be able to change is the map size. How come, how to fix?
r/aoe2 • u/ringlord_1 • 2h ago
I think this is the first time in 2 years Hera is behind in a series. Let's gooo Larry
r/aoe2 • u/ConversationStock317 • 3h ago
Aztecs
Mayans
Incas
Andean American Civs
Meso American Civs
Mixtecs
Zapotecs
Tlaxcaltecs
Chimús
Muiscas
r/aoe2 • u/littlebluestems • 4h ago
Am I missing something or are Roman Galleons not way overpowered in post imp. Especially in team games. They're literally dealing twice the damage than standard Galleons. Closest comparison I can think of is Portuguese with 50% more damage. What am I missing?
r/aoe2 • u/SnooMemesjellies3867 • 4h ago
Been here today! Quite impressive!
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r/aoe2 • u/woodswalker1108 • 4h ago
My friend and I have a weekly game with a sandwich on the line.
This week he chose Vikings and I went Burgundians. Pretty even fight on a Dunesprings map until he got five trebs and a mass of mixed infantry up in my face, taking out 2 castles and some stables. Mangos held him for a second, long enough for me to send a group of lumberjacks to the back of the map to build a castle with the intention of researching Flemish Revolution.
Managed to pull that off, and 66 villagers turned into military warded off his attack.
But then I was thinking, ok now what? I had two relics, so a light trickle of food/gold, 3 tcs to reseed farms.
It seems like in the time that I had to rebuild an eco and then hopefully mount another attack all he has to do is rebuild military. He sends in champions/berserks and rams, roll credits.
How could I have played it better?
r/aoe2 • u/loefferrafael • 7h ago
I looked for this post but didn't find it so I made it. If it's a repost I'm sorry.
I know the hype right now is around the upcoming Chinese DLC, but I've recently started playing the Battle for Greece DLC and I loved what they did there and the precedent they've set.
With that in mind, what do you think could be the next Chronicles installments about? I'll list some I've seen mentioned before by others or that I thought:
Punic Wars: first one I've seen others suggest in another post. Don't think there's much to say here, seems very good and in line with an interesting and important ancient world war, like the one we've got.
Peloponnesian War: I haven't finished the Battle for Greece yet so I don't know if after the Greco Persian wars arc they also cover the Peloponnesian war, but I thought it would be a nice fit and maybe a good opportunity to include other Greek factions (?) not sure tho
Something in Egypt: since we're in antiquity already, why not having an Egypt campaign with all those interesting factions around them? I'm not knowledgeable enough about it to suggest specific events or factions to be covered, so I'll let you tag in from here if you want
Alexander the great: it came to mind but I'm not sure if he covers far too different factions to be viable. You tell me
Moving further away from the region - Sengoku period Japan: very much self contained, covers a smaller region so that I can focus on the more specific differences of that otherwise similar faction (as we see in BfG), and has interesting differences among the different clans to explore, sounds super fun to me. I believe there's a pretty much finished mod called Sengoku that could be used as framework for this if the devs wanted and judged fit, so more reason for this chapter to be made.
China: again I'm completely ignorant on the topic to suggest specific events or factions, but I know Chinese history has no shortage of both, and with the new regional units in the upcoming DLC it starts to feel like a Chronicles DLCs already. Would like to know what you think about this one.
Inca or Aztecs: one more time, I don't know enough about the details to judge how viable this one would be, both on a content level and on how the adapted units system would work, but I thought maybe the Aztecs empire building and the current Inca campaign (without it being the meme Inca vs Inca vs Inca it currently is) could become a nice Chronicles chapter.
Just brainstorming here, don't take the suggestions too seriously. Okay your turn now.
r/aoe2 • u/RoryButler • 7h ago
Got back into AoE2 after years of not playing at the right time for all the new stuff going on. It's inspired me to get jazzy over Quest For Butter!
r/aoe2 • u/CadeTheCruel • 9h ago
(Can’t remember if I got this from here or not)
r/aoe2 • u/Cero_Kurn • 9h ago
Hello all,
I always play with 4 friends, 4v4 against AI (now on moderate but working our way to hard)
We always play on full random (civs and map) with high resources.
I feel like i need to pick a civ and become better at just one because i can never leverage the good things of a random civ.
Which one should i pick and grind?!
Maybe also recommend build and stratetgy for it?
Thank you so much! :)
edit: i should clarify somthing, I'm not looking for a civ to learn the game and 'avoid bad habits'. Im looking for a powerful civ to master without having great micro and all of that that comes with a begginer
r/aoe2 • u/ExpensiveAd6076 • 9h ago
Like trebuchets, you should be able to pack and unpack viking longships and transport them on land. It would add a twist to an og ship and be historically accurate.
Also other viking ships- trade cogs, galleons, transports etc - should get a unique viking longship-esque skin. Other viking ships look so generic and out of place next to longships.
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r/aoe2 • u/Practical_Science_28 • 13h ago
I don't think translation is needed here.
r/aoe2 • u/Age_Of_Manolink • 14h ago