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Also, any chance Kings & Castles will see the light of day? I was excited about what I saw back when it was for sure in development.
FYI, I liked the AoE Online idea, but I think the cartoon graphics really was what killed it. I was sorry to see a game in that series go under. I grew up with AoE, and I like all of the current three in the series equally. I didn't play AoE Online much before it tanked, but from what I saw, that seemed like its biggest flaw, and what kept me from embracing it. The Settlers made that mistake, and now it looks like Civilizations is headed that way as well. People want to take their strategy seriously, and when it looks like Disney did the artwork, it kind of kills the immersion for people. That's my take anyway....