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Issue: Regarding the Admin Wing, the upgrade itself is extremely bugged and often ignores the first building in a block when calculating bonuses. It is also very inconsistent in its calculations, granting different bonuses to buildings that have identical conditions. For example, corner buildings in the same 3×3 grid can receive different bonuses despite having the exact same placement. To avoid these issues, the bonus should apply to all buildings within the Golden Age range instead. Connecting buildings is already a nightmare, especially with houses, and the current system only adds more confusion because of these bugs. The concept is really cool, and it could finally give the Abbasids a chance. The civilization has been struggling since launch, especially with having only two nearby landmarks in a game where Landmark Victory is a core mechanic. However, until all of these bugs are fixed, I don’t think this civilization will catch a break, particularly in Gold to Diamond ranks.

Greetings, it’s been a while since I’ve posted anything on the Age of Empires IV forum, and I’m taking this opportunity to ask what you think about the new civilizations that might arrive in the upcoming DLCs next year. I have a few suggestions, and I’d like to hear what other ideas you have. I’ve taken the liberty of researching the kingdoms of Spain and Portugal to create a breakdown of what these two civilizations could be like if they were to arrive in AOE IV. spain 1128×714 514 KB Kingdom of Castile and León. The age progression system is based on the marriages and political alliances of the various Spanish kingdoms that united with the Crown of Castile during the centuries of the Spanish Reconquista: Feudal Age: Kingdom of Galicia (910) Kingdom of Galicia (910) 1000×608 104 KB Kingdom of Aragon (1035) Kingdom of Aragon (1035) 1000×596 57 KB Castle Age: Kingdom of Cordoba (1236) Kingdom of Cordoba (1236) 945×595 50.1 KB Kingdom of Seville (1248) Kingdom of Seville (1248) 516×387 37.5 KB Imperial Age: Kingdom of Granada (1492) Kingdom of Granada (1492) 567×378 89.5 KB Kingdom of Navarre (1515) Kingdom of Navarre (1515) 3840×2560 455 KB The Kingdom of Castile and León specializes in its ease of gold mining and the strength of the Catholic faith, exemplified by its unique cathedral technologies. Real Mining: Spanish villagers collect gold more efficiently without needing to take it to a mining depot; In addition, each technology developed grants you a small amount of gold. Cathedral: Unique Spanish building with exclusive technologies. You can create Misionero, who are mounted monks faster than ordinary monks, giving you a great advantage in capturing holy sites and relics. Misionero can also inspire military units by creating an inspiring aura that grants them additional hit points and attack. Military units: Barracks: 1 - Pikeman: (The Spanish pikemen possess unique technologies in their barracks which greatly benefit them and counteract the absence of military