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Title: Leaked Age of Empires IV images whet the appetite for RTS fans but serious drive space allocation may be required
Post by: Redaktion on June 12, 2021, 12:39:41
Information about Age of Empires IV has been shared after details and screenshots of the upcoming RTS game were seemingly accidentally posted on Steam. The file size for Age of Empires IV, which will apparently be released on October 28, has also purportedly been leaked.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Leaked-Age-of-Empires-IV-images-whet-the-appetite-for-RTS-fans-but-serious-drive-space-allocation-may-be-required.545195.0.html
Title: Re: Leaked Age of Empires IV images whet the appetite for RTS fans but serious drive space allocatio
Post by: Anonymousgg on June 12, 2021, 16:16:39
Prediction: AOE 4 will be largely forgotten in 5 years, while AOE 2 will still be popular in 20 years.
Title: Re: Leaked Age of Empires IV images whet the appetite for RTS fans but serious drive space allocatio
Post by: S.Yu on June 13, 2021, 01:25:08
Interesting...looks like an AOE2 remake with AOE3's engine...with some more content added of course. Both Genghis Khan and Joanne D'Arc have had storylines in AOE2 before, let's see how much they've improved.
...Anyhow, nothing seems to justify the ~100GB size. I don't see how it should be bigger than AOE3.
Title: Re: Leaked Age of Empires IV images whet the appetite for RTS fans but serious d
Post by: Prodromos Regalides on June 13, 2021, 12:22:59
Hardcore RTS players used to have 1 terabyte hard drives even before 2010. Why would they tremble at a mere 100 gb in 2021? As long as the game is worth it, such storage requirements were to be expected. Serious gamers have machines in 10s of gigabytes of ram and tens of terabytes of hard disk storage. Even casual gamers on a low budget have a couple of terabytes in their machines by now.