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Lol. That and female scouts/khans ingame.
It's doubly weird because people like Hoelun (Temujin's mother) existed in real history, you could have just made a campaign with her in it.
Lol. That and female scouts/khans ingame.
It feels right. Like shit's coming back home.I think it's good to have another RTS though
Have you played the game? This is 100% confirmed?Lol. That and female scouts/khans ingame.
Dunno about Khans but haven't seen a female scout yet.Have you played the game? This is 100% confirmed?Lol. That and female scouts/khans ingame.
It would've been much better if it wasn't called an AoE game.Guys I don't think it matters much.
Of course it matters!Guys I don't think it matters much.
So?Notice how nobody said anything against Jeanne d'Arc?
Scouts in medieval England just would not have been women in 99,99% of cases.
If there is ONE female khan in mongolian history you can make a mission about that.
But it's pretty far fetched to now make 50% of all khans female.
So?Notice how nobody said anything against Jeanne d'Arc?
Scouts in medieval England just would not have been women in 99,99% of cases.
If there is ONE female khan in mongolian history you can make a mission about that.
But it's pretty far fetched to now make 50% of all khans female.
It's not a historically accurate game and doesn't claim to be.
AoE 1 - not historically accurate
AoE 2 - not historically accurate
AoE 3 -
AoE 4 - not historically accurate
AoE has always been historically influenced with varying degrees of accuracy. Nothing changed.
Something like Battlefield V that went ahead boasting accuracy and then just doing what it did is one thing.
As is the AoE3 remake nonsense about renaming Colonial Age and other changes for the sake of wokeness. None of it ruins the game, but it's still at the very least dumb and made the game objectively worse.
This is something completely different - at least to my knowledge, historical accuracy was never claimed.
So now going ahead and raising a stink because there are women where there would have been none in history while all the other inaccuracies that have always been in the series were never an issue, well, that does give a very slight hint that the historical inaccuracy is not people's real issue here.
It's dumb to shoehorn a female military unit into a game like AOE.
It's equally dumb to spend your time on this Earth scanning video games and youtubes and twitters over with a fine comb trying to detect WRONG GENDER STUFF in a video game. Especially one where you're zoomed out ordering random blobs all the time.
Speaking of blobs - one thing that really gets me is unit recognisability. It feels like, say, AOM it was easy to instantly tell how many units an army has & how upgraded, so you could gauge the outcome - and this is a lot harder in Age4 unless you have health bars always on? Might just be a new game issue so far.
Simplifying and abridging history to make it easier to understand to people playing and making the game is different from making a politically motivated addition. The LOTR movie may not have been 100% accurate to the book but it sure as hell didn't have a space marine in it. If you don't see a difference between abridging something and adding something that didn't exist in the first place, I don't know who can help you. But putting on the uppity internet psychologist hat myself, it seems you're quite quick to jump to conclude the proles who hate this addition are sexist, and according to my experience in reddit psychology, it stems fromSo?Notice how nobody said anything against Jeanne d'Arc?
Scouts in medieval England just would not have been women in 99,99% of cases.
If there is ONE female khan in mongolian history you can make a mission about that.
But it's pretty far fetched to now make 50% of all khans female.
It's not a historically accurate game and doesn't claim to be.
AoE 1 - not historically accurate
AoE 2 - not historically accurate
AoE 3 -
AoE 4 - not historically accurate
AoE has always been historically influenced with varying degrees of accuracy. Nothing changed.
Something like Battlefield V that went ahead boasting accuracy and then just doing what it did is one thing.
As is the AoE3 remake nonsense about renaming Colonial Age and other changes for the sake of wokeness. None of it ruins the game, but it's still at the very least dumb and made the game objectively worse.
This is something completely different - at least to my knowledge, historical accuracy was never claimed.
So now going ahead and raising a stink because there are women where there would have been none in history while all the other inaccuracies that have always been in the series were never an issue, well, that does give a very slight hint that the historical inaccuracy is not people's real issue here.
Aztecs did have them actually:"eagle warriors" existing in aoe2 instead of AoM, etc
Aztecs did have them actually:"eagle warriors" existing in aoe2 instead of AoM, etc
Aztecs did have them actually:"eagle warriors" existing in aoe2 instead of AoM, etc
Yes of course they existed, but giving them a massive speed boost and pierce armour from wearing an eagle headdress is fantasy BS.
Yes of course they existed, but giving them a massive speed boost and pierce armour from wearing an eagle headdress is fantasy BS.