Some good strategy games these days you say? There are tons, and I bet you know a lot of them. It's time that people moved on to something else rather than this old and outdated style of play. How do bombards work? Why do they only hit buildings? WHY? There is that whole balance is everything.BULLSHIT.
Yeah, disappear into nothing and deliver supplies to every country no matter what. What the bloody hell is the use of walls if they don't block projectiles? Something else I never liked was that defenders couldn't man the wall, or at least never had a bonus of some sort. When infantry units attack buildings, they throw flaming brands which is probably symbolic to razing a town. The cannonball hits the man, the man goes flying: is the man a man? or does he represent an army? or rather, is he just a board piece? Other small details that people have noted are the so-called "siege attacks" and walls.
To me, it seemed like AOEIII was trying to put too much reality into the game and that made it that much more unrealistic to me. I never really liked how each individual unit had health bars, suffered from those stupid robotic attacks, and never healed in a more convenient fashion. The earlier Age games were fun for what they were. Why do I not like AOEIII? Personally, real-time strategy board game play has had its time. This is an old game and if you want praise, just take a look at the other reviews on this site.
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