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It's tournament season for Age of Mythology, which means there's qualifiers for the Athens LAN happening in September. I will be there casting alongside Voits, and we are actually casting this one together. This is one of the highlights from the weekend where I was alongside him watching some of the best to play, and this was just a complete standout game. There were five chances to qualify over the next 5 weeks, so expect more high-level games coming at you very soon. >> It's two gold mine ghosts, like, and it's a Poseidon, and it's a Susano. >> And look at that. Right town center. As well. I know I know players are Oh, even the left one. Look at all the Look at all the town centers. This is If you're a defensive enjoyer in terms of maps, then you'll be you'll be enjoying this one. Double double gold mine in the main base, and you've got a gold mine on every town center. >> Yeah, this is a very defensive map, and this is exactly what Moscow needs. Not that he really needs anything special when he's playing Poseidon, but if there's something that he would just be like, all right, if he's if he's talking to the Age of Mythology gods, the developers going, "Okay, Moscow, we want to make you a map to make your Poseidon as good as possible and have as much advantage and as much chance to win as possible. What do you want?" Moscow would say, "I want something like 10 to 15 goats per player, maybe two large medium gold mines in my main base. Also, make sure that there's aggressive hunts so I don't have to drop granary down so I can save my lure. Then, on top of that, if you give me a second town center that's not too far away from my base with a back gold mine and some back hunt, that's probably going to be nice." Yeah, I has Yeah, this is Has he got anything he doesn't want? I mean, what's what's funny is if you were to talk to most Poseidon players and they see this see this map, they're like, "Ugh, defensive map or at least an opportunity for my oppon

Top tres unidades más curiosas de la civilización china según mi punto de vista en el oftology Ritt número tres, Yasi, conocido como el segundo hijo de los nueve hijos del dragón. En el juego se dice que su apariencia es una mezcla entre un lobo, un leopardo y un dragón. Sin embargo, en textos históricos fuera del juego se dice que esta criatura es la fusión de Ucha dragón. Dentro de su mitología es conocido por ser una criatura sediento de sangre, amante de la lucha, de carácter feroz, valiente, experto en el combate y ábido de matanza. es la representación de la venganza. Siempre se le representa con una espada en la boca y una mirada feroz. Suele grabarse en los anillos de los cuchillos y en las empuñaduras de las espadas, porque se cree que eso aumenta su poder de ataque. Dentro de las unidades míticas de los chinos hay otras bestias, pero esta me pareció la más curiosa, sobre todo por la espada que lleva en su ocico. Número dos, Suangu. Esta unidad representa a un dios nacido de la fusión entre la tortuga negra llamada Shan y una serpiente divina llamada Gu. Es uno de los cuatro símbolos de las constelaciones chinas, en este caso el norte y la estación invernal. Esta combinación de dos animales sagrados simboliza la unión entre la tierra y el agua y representa el equilibrio entre el yin y el yang. Es por esa razón que esta unidad en el juego puede ir tanto en el agua como en la tierra, simbolizando el origen de su mitología. Número uno, Jundun. Esta extraña unidad es uno de los cuatro peligros o cuatro bestias malvadas dentro de la mitología china. Su extraña apariencia de seis patas, cuatro alas sin rostro o cabeza es debido a que esta criatura es una representación del caos dentro del juego. Esta unidad, a pesar de tener cuatro alas, no es una unidad aérea, sino terrestre. Por su extraña apariencia, es que esta unidad me pareció la más curiosa de todas las unidades míticas chinas, por eso se lleva el primer puesto. Este es mi top tres. ¿Cuál es del tuyo? Deja

I don’t know if anyone has suggested this already, but I think it would be interesting to have more visual variety in farms. Except for China and Japan, everyone has generic vegetable farms. For example, the Greeks could have wheat or olives, and the Aztecs corn, among many others. Seeing the wide variety of options in the Blood & Bones DLC, it could be customized in many different ways, like completely random farms. There are potential additions that would take priority, such as new pantheons or fourth gods for existing civilizations, but I think it’s a simple visual detail that would add even more personality to the game. (sorry for my broken english)

I really Think that you should put more pantheons in the age of mythology retold that would be awsome I loved how it was moving It would be cool to see other pantheons be added so we get a variety to choose from that would be amazing

Would you say that Orpheus passive ability to make human units fair better against myth units is worth playing Demetre for? Because from what I know he is significantly weaker than the average greek hero, Secondly, Is there something I can do to apply pressure to the opponent more effectively? I pull off fairly successful raids I'll say, Killing off a couple of villagers while escaping with most of my cavalry but I don't think that's quite enough.

Here's my concept for an Indian pantheon. I tried to be as accurate as possible but as always I try to explore unique gameplay ideas and new mechanics with each of my pantheon concepts. Let me know what you think of it.

I am an AoE 2 player, not a legend, I can beat a very hard CPU with the right civ and effort. I never thought the pace was sooo different, I played 2 matches and I lost both, the second was on the lowest diff! I tried Fuxi, China looks very cool, but damn... It's so awesome and humbling that it's so different! Can't wait to learn more. I will stick to in-game tutorials 😂