Classic-Burger

I like this one.

You want to ruin the fun.

Chariot archer is horse archer but worse

With that idea in mind, it's better to remove the territories. And instead of 0 AD, name it Age of Civilizations.

They take time, as I understand it they should start being mods and then someone from the team work on fixing issues inherents to the civ.

I believe you haven't told us what you intend with that mod. It's not clear to me what kind of mod it is. Which are your goals?

It is an assumption that 0AD being an RTS game has more casual games.because all RTS have higher casual audiences than competitive ones. The only difference is that 0 AD doesn't have any content geared toward that audience. In most RTS the AI are not very smart.The complexity is given by the map and the resources in addition to being an asymmetric challenge. I highly doubt it, gamers always want new things to test. Obviously performance and quality in controlling units and play helps a lot. That's why new installments are expected, with new civs in Age of Empires. People want the same old stuff but with new features...But at the same time people want a classic burger than a new mushroom bacon cheeseburger... You get it? I mean, it's not just the novelty itself, but also how all these mechanics work together. Although here the conversation started talking about cheats online. I don't know why people aren't honest about something that brings you nothing but fun.

The campaigns generate videos on YouTube and in quite a lot of them.

It depends on a lot of things. What I like about 0 AD is that it's unique, and it's not easy to put down. There are people who have been away from this game for years, and there are people who would like to hear about new features. There are people who abandon it because RTS games have learning curves.It is not a popular genre. Casual players are the ones who spread the game the most since they are the majority in all video games.

We have to take advantage of the fact that AoE is not having a good moment. Companies aren't taking the risk of investing, and the video game industry in general is in a bad spot. Therefore, I believe that Microsoft and World Edge are not going to take any more risks and are receiving criticism from many non-conformist players.

I want to make a balance mod and add new technologies. I want to start by adding a technology to increase the health of the cavalry. First, nerf mostly of the current cavalry in the game. @Seleucids help me.

That's sounds great.

The ideal would be a button or command to assign them automatically.

It's hard to feel ashamed when the cheaters are shameless. I think there is a need to foster a positive reputation among players.

Do all of them play multiplayer? If that's multiplayer, the potential casual audience is larger.

You would have to change them and put Discord, Telegram, Snapchat, Kik.

There are still many ideas that have been left here on the forum and in the mods. From what I can see, the competitive multiplayer community is very skeptical of changes and improvements.They are very conservative with the gameplay.

How do you avoid that if it is opensource?

500 BC to 1 BC. Incas and Slavs do not fall into that category.

This mechanism would work well for the Persians to subjugate the defeated nations. Then they called up foreign levies to their ranks and the empires that came after did the same. There is even talk of Persians using Sarissas.Although it could refer to mere hoplites. https://www.romanarmytalk.com/rat/showthread.php?tid=16711 The interesting thing would be to access other units through the civic center.

It's basically investing in making infantry units with more health and resistance. From being simple peasants to trained soldiers, that would be the concept. I think it's a nice added development to the combat experience.

I don't see why it can't be done, even the assimilation process could train mercenaries after capture a building.

Nice concept.

More fitness training technologies.

The problem is that the formations are useless without the bonuses that have not been implemented.