Ensemble simply wanted more innovative gameplay, while not losing the core of the game. They felt it made the game easier, while still being unnecessarily complicated. The infinite food and gold meant you could concentrate on military power without having to worry about running out of resources.įor some, it was a turn-off. Military units were different, and the unique civ bonuses along with the specific civ’s content meant you had to learn entirely different approaches to each game based on which one you played. Farms and mines now infinitely produced products without any player input, a feature that would partially make its way to AoE2: Definitive Edition in how it allows you to toggle farms to automatically rebuild after they become fallow. It introduced the Home City, which allowed for more strategy and customization to your civ. However, Age of Empires III had its fair share of controversies upon its original release. (Image credit: Microsoft) Unwelcome changes
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