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Sargsyan wrote:it looks better this way, but still i was hoping they'll push the graphics even further and make everything look more realistic. when you compare aoe3 and aoe4 graphics it feels like aoe4 is the older game which is ridiculous when you take into account that aoe3 is soon to be 15 yo

Sargsyan wrote:it looks better this way, but still i was hoping they'll push the graphics even further and make everything look more realistic. when you compare aoe3 and aoe4 graphics it feels like aoe4 is the older game which is ridiculous when you take into account that aoe3 is soon to be 15 yo

RefluxSemantic wrote:

This is the trailer with lower saturation. I do think it looks much better. People with some doubts about the graphics will probably like this more.

BrookG wrote:

RefluxSemantic wrote:

This is the trailer with lower saturation. I do think it looks much better. People with some doubts about the graphics will probably like this more.

As I said the problem was the colours, not the graphics. Also the lighting wasn't ideal

The winged scout can be sent by special ability (probably with cooldown) to uncover the Fog of War on the selected location on the map, he then circles for a while and provides the Mongols with such important information about the enemy forces. Say hello to the drone of the Middle Ages!

form the second gamestar article

Units can be sent up to the walls through entrances at the foot of the wall. Mighty stone towers (an upgrade for unstable wooden spy posts) sit like rocks in the course of a river in the wall, on their sides wooden porches.

All civilizations use food, wood, stone, and gold, but not all collect them in the same way, use them in the same way, and need them in the same proportion.

Mulitplayer in Age of Empires 4 will support up to 8 players

All right, we'll talk about facts that are no longer a secret: Special and Hero units are confirmed for Age of Empires 4, for the Mongols it's the Khans. One of the abilities of these leaders is prominently presented in the trailer, without the viewer noticing it at first glance: The falcon who uncovers the British settlement at the beginning of the video does the same in the game.

The winged scout can be sent by special ability (probably with cooldown) to uncover the Fog of War on the selected location on the map, he then circles for a while and provides the Mongols with such important information about the enemy forces. Say hello to the drone of the Middle Ages!

This will again include four civilization levels or ages through which you will progress step by step, unlocking new buildings, technologies and units. But also here there are special features of the individual civilizations: The Mongols, for example, reach the third level at the most, a big disadvantage in the Lategame.

The new wall building options (you can now also build walls on cliffs and rivers without getting fiddly) fit in with the increased focus on siege battles in Age of Empires 4. It's no coincidence that the developers chose a storm attack on a city for their first video: With catapults, trebuchets, Rambocks and siege storms (important to bring attackers to the walls for the first time, where the defenders are already waiting) will drag their enemy fortresses.

"Age of Empires 4 should be playable on as many PC configurations as possible."

Garja wrote:you mean like Port spyglass

fightinfrenchman wrote:There's no need to be concerned with the way the game looks because you'll be able to change it via the "skins" you get from loot boxes