Gurken Khan

That the installer just installs their version x in their path, with a working shortcut etc., and not care if there are other versions installed or not. I think other games like Battle for Wesnoth do it like that. Of course I'm assuming that this restrictive behavior is just legacy and can be disposed of.

I didn't try it but take your word. My question would be thusly: Why? Why on earth is the windows installer so extremely user-unfriendly when different versions aren't technically a problem? Could this be changed for future versions?

@AlexHerbert did in the post before mine.

You can download whatever regardless of what you have installed. However AFAIK on Windows you can only have one version installed; an old version will connect to that version's lobby which will most likely be deserted.

Press [C] while ordering your units to attack a building.

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If they're still remaining you haven't won yet; did you capture or destroy the big central building (CC)? Sometimes there's just a civilian standing where they last worked, sometimes all remaining units run somewhere to build a port.

I think it's not possible tho i wish it were: set trade routes that don't involve the producing building. Quite frequently I produce traders from a market but have a port further away; I would like to set that route at the market and wouldn't have to tell the traders.

I think it'd be nice from a roleplaying perspective, but practically I'd just establish separate trade routes for each ally. (From the furthest points possible so they're as lucrative as possible.)

Since back then (AOE2) I liked one ally and four enemies. Makes every game different. And teaming the enemies up boosts the difficulty. Did you somewhere establish what "non-cheating" is? I consider "all seeing" cheating, so... (Not complaining, just saying.)

If you take the Persian champ it's 1.25, but AFAIK it also has a bigger hitbox.

I presume you're being facetious, still: not every Roman "bathtub" turned into "Bad Sth" (Augusta Treverorum for example) and not every Bad Wheresoever was Roman; e.g. Bad Oldesloe is near me and they didn't settle this far north.

Ofc cart has wicker baskets. In their case it's paired with Ahimsa, I guess that's why it's there.

I had to install a new driver because of vulkan.