To keep them reproducing you need to stock the pen regularly with feed, which costs wood and gold. Tasking animals into the pen will cause them to fatten and reproduce over time, they will not do either outside the pen. Its physically fairly big, about the size of a 2X2 farm and looks like a field with a fence around it and a trough to feed the animals. This acts as an alternative way of producing food to the farm. Finally Favor is used for things that are supernatural and mythological in nature, Myth units, God Powers and Mythological upgrades you get from major and minor Gods.Ī variation of the animal pen is introduced from Age of Empires 3. Gold is for higher grade versions of things like military units and improvements, especially crucial age ups and major military upgrades. Food is mostly for military units, particularly cavalry, villagers and upgrades. I think it would work well to better define the roles of resources, so wood is mostly for ships, archers and buildings. Additionally farms require a constant input of wood to continue to produce food, and you can't infinitely trade from your own market to a TC, all resources on the map (except favor) are finite to some degree or another, fish for example will run out and force you to send your ships further afield, and its crucial to do things like secure major sources of gold. For example there are no parallels to the Egyptians not using wood for buildings since I feel like that ultimately expunged an element to the Age Of games that was too well established, and made wood, a major resource, comparatively unimportant until you start blasting out chariots for Egyptians in particular. So Here are my thoughts for what a sequel could look like.Ĭertain gameplay elements are either abandoned or reverted back to how things worked in AoE2, in part because I feel like it tended to better define roles and encourage more aggressive play. With that in mind it would be interesting to see what could be done in a sequel, especially what particular mythologies could be utilized in the game. As sloppy as Tale of the Dragon ended up being, it was new content and it might suggest that they are aware of the franchise and might want to do something with it in the future. I don't really know if Microsoft has an interest in revisiting this franchise, but they certainly seem to have big plans for Age of Empires considering the well received Definitive Editions and the new game coming out eventually.
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