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The rabbit hole is deeper than HP. Have you heard of Shadow & Bone?Are there women working on AoE IV that are in a position to take the game in this direction? The idea of that stag is like taken from Harry Potter and we all know women love those movies.
The problem here might be more a PR thing - PR definitely has more women in it (at least in every business I've worked in).Are there women working on AoE IV that are in a position to take the game in this direction? The idea of that stag is like taken from Harry Potter and we all know women love those movies.
Magical albino stags are present in a shitload of fictional works spanning centuries and in a lot of ancient cultures.The rabbit hole is deeper than HP. Have you heard of Shadow & Bone?Are there women working on AoE IV that are in a position to take the game in this direction? The idea of that stag is like taken from Harry Potter and we all know women love those movies.
Magical albino stags are present in a shitload of fictional works spanning centuries and in a lot of ancient cultures.The rabbit hole is deeper than HP. Have you heard of Shadow & Bone?Are there women working on AoE IV that are in a position to take the game in this direction? The idea of that stag is like taken from Harry Potter and we all know women love those movies.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_stag
That's cool to know, but I didn't mean to say that a single derivative chicklit fantasy novel invented the mythical stag trope.Magical albino stags are present in a shitload of fictional works spanning centuries and in a lot of ancient cultures.The rabbit hole is deeper than HP. Have you heard of Shadow & Bone?Are there women working on AoE IV that are in a position to take the game in this direction? The idea of that stag is like taken from Harry Potter and we all know women love those movies.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_stag
Yeah just as an example - St. Hubertus is the patron saint of hunters, mathematicians, opticians and metalworkers. The white stag vision was attributed to him in the 15th C. I have attached a pic of an inlaid lid from a Mettlach stein depicting St. Hubertus & the stag, circa 1892.
Magical albino stags are present in a shitload of fictional works spanning centuries and in a lot of ancient cultures.The rabbit hole is deeper than HP. Have you heard of Shadow & Bone?Are there women working on AoE IV that are in a position to take the game in this direction? The idea of that stag is like taken from Harry Potter and we all know women love those movies.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_stag
Yeah just as an example - St. Hubertus is the patron saint of hunters, mathematicians, opticians and metalworkers. The white stag vision was attributed to him in the 15th C. I have attached a pic of an inlaid lid from a Mettlach stein depicting St. Hubertus & the stag, circa 1892.
I like the symbolism of a stag with the Cross between its antlers, but there's been some funky interpretations of this. First there's this painting by Brueghel the Elder and Rubens:There's a pretty nice painting of it done by Willhelm Rauber(called "The Conversion of Holy Hubertus"):Yeah just as an example - St. Hubertus is the patron saint of hunters, mathematicians, opticians and metalworkers. The white stag vision was attributed to him in the 15th C. I have attached a pic of an inlaid lid from a Mettlach stein depicting St. Hubertus & the stag, circa 1892.
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It isn't much effort. You want to give +1 spearman damage to a civ? You can't because you need to create a new weapon (damage Is tied on weapon and not on the unit unlike HP or armor) but you can't add new weapons or units.....or you can but nobody bothered to explain how because their own modding forum section Is a desert and developers are too busy to throw parties/tournaments for YouTube influencers that don't even enjoy the game.First impressions of the Xbox port:
They cracked the controller interface problem. I might actually prefer playing this on console now. They added a new semi-automation system where you assign resource priorities and newly created villagers will get to work on their own, even building farms for food. Kind of reminds me of Rise of Nations, actually. Controlling units, finding buildings, using the minimap, etc. all can be done easily and efficiently.
Surprisingly, they have also included the same mod support as the PC version. I'm playing with the exact same mods and game settings as on PC, I didn't think that would be possible.
Framerate is smooth on an Xbox Series X, with some very minor slowdowns in late-game skirmishes because of the aforementioned mods (1000 pop limit is naturally much harder on the CPU).
I felt guilty buying a game at full price, but I'm a sucker for RTS and wanted to see the "state of the art" of their implementation on console. All in all, very pleased with the game and would recommend.