Meanwhile Age of Empires changed their gender identity to coh3, let me explain:
-8k hours and nearly a decade in this game and it still puts up against any modern RTS in terms of graphics/sound and effects.
- Perfect controls and camera options
- Lots of stories to listen from idle squads in multiplayer (even after 8k hours). Fighting is brutal and intense both in terms of audio and video.
- Weapon/crew health, footsteps in snow, crawling soldiers, smoke animations.
- Was $40 at launch with tons of maps
- Ability to open and block players in game.
Why was there even a need for coh3 ? I mean they could have followed the total war route that would enhance aesthetics and also merge all games.

Meanwhile Age of Empires changed their gender identity to coh3, let me explain: -8k hours and nearly a decade in this game and it still puts up against any modern RTS in terms of graphics/sound and effects. - Perfect controls and camera options - Lots of stories to listen from idle squads in multiplayer (even after 8k hours). Fighting is brutal and intense both in terms of audio and video. - Weapon/crew health, footsteps in snow, crawling soldiers, smoke animations. - Was $40 at launch with tons of maps - Ability to open and block players in game. Why was there even a need for coh3 ? I mean they could have followed the total war route that would enhance aesthetics and also merge all games.