It's also a nice way to show that for some games it doesn't matter how old they are, it's all about the gameplay, just like how you don't care about graphics when playing a cardgame. All in all, a great idea worked out great, with some bugs at the start. Oh, and did I mention steam workshop? This means that we will see a lot more mods to keep te game alive even longer. Some may do better on certain maps, some benefit from 1v1 settings or are good in team games, and the list of variables goes on making it hard to make a simple ranking. The servers for the original AOE II were pulled long ago, and now we have new servers to play this still awesome game online with friends. With the HD version came several new civilizations to control and develop into bustling empires, complicating the ever-controversial question of which civilization is the best. The real addition of this however is the online. The game has been out for a few minutes now while people know that the devs are doing their best to work on the issues, so please show some patience. As soon as they heard about this problem the devs posted on multiple multimedia sites and their own site that they are working on the problem right now. Regarding the framedrops: when we got the privilege to play the game before it is officially out doesn't mean they will have every bug fixed, otherwise they could just release it for everyone at that time.

For the HD part: they managed to up the resolution to max and also retexture a 14 year old engine, which is pretty impressive in my opinion.

I give a 10 to compensate for people who judge before a game is even out. For To start of this review, the score I would like to give is a 9. To start of this review, the score I would like to give is a 9.

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