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Excuse you "Never Played". This game was my childhood

Came for a retrospective of my favorite childhood RTS, stayed for the Crocodile rants. Justice for Sobek

Fun fact about Osiris in myth: his wife, your “patron goddess who shall not be named” was able to find every part of his body except one. The one missing part was the one most important for *cough* husbandly duties. So she made a replacement out of gold, brought him back to life and he lived exactly long enough to *cough* perform once, before dying again.

What’s insane is that Arkantos is basically retired by the time Fall of the Trident begins. There’s so much back story behind his character that I would love to see in the form of campaigns in the new aom Retold

This was the game that introduced me to both strategy games and ancient mythologies. Thank you for the wonderful memories mom.

I love that the resolution to the conflict with Kronos is to call his mom

I remember my dad getting this game thinking it was a movie 💀 (to his defense he’s pretty old) and m still revisiting it after so many years, such a good game.

Okay so, one reason I think you had Set as the patron God in Mission 13 (the tug of war mission) is probably because of the betrayal right at the start of the NEXT mission - most likely it shows that the base you used for mission 13 was actually worshipping Set, and thus turned on you the moment you got the God piece. I thought it was a fairly smart piece of foreshadowing, while also giving you a chance to test Set stuff for a bit in the campaign.

47:04 Hades also has a massive reason for helping the heroes keep Tartarus closed seeing as he lives next door.

It was almost a joke in my old friend circle how like 70% of us learned our ancient mythologies through those unit info pages. I remember my bro and I playing this game back in the day, he was partial to the Norse and their more aggro playstyle, whereas I tended towards Egypt cause I liked their myth units more. So many good memories, we might even still have the physical disks back home buried somewhere, if any of our computers can run it.

"If this bombs I spent 4 months working on a dud" *Becomes the most popular video in the channel by far*

so... as an AOM player, i'd like to talk about some things about the game: 1: The factions have mechanical identities rather than having RTS counterparts. -Greeks are all rounders, stable balanced gameplay, it's an AOE faction. click buttons, train dudes, fight, win. -Egyptian are value monsters. big economy (especially Ra, my go-to) HUGE defense potential, garbage cheap mid tier units (basically meat shields) but godlike myth units. they are huge for intermediate players. -Norse are rush/harass based. it's build fast, fight faster, train a lot, no defense at all, and tower rushes, the game usually stops at heroic age. but at mythic age, basically they get a "double or nothing" button, either ragnarok which kills economy outright, Hel's myth unit speed buff, sending your resource stockpile to nothingness, and Fimbulveltr which deal a huge blow to enemies' entire economy, building and gameplan altogether but leaving you with nothing if those fail. -Atlanteans are late game/steamroll/snowball they are decent at most things, economy is really good, but their units are really pricey. powers are BONKERS powerful, and sometimes end the game outright if well placed. (it's exactly the faction with which you tend to hold your powers until a big fight gets going, or you have an opportunity to summon a tartarus door in the enemy's backdoor/economy zone.) myth units vary, but they are usually either mediocre to good support units, crazy deathballs (hello automatons), or plain broken (Hecatoncheires and Lampades my beloved.) 2: Indeed you are right, Valkyries are very good in AOM. any kind of fast rushing strategy is good as Norse, especially since their cavalry are not that good (it's good but not... hersir good.) having a fast striking force at classical age, with a harass power in the form of forest fire (oh are you cutting wood? wouldn't it be a shame if i scouted you with my Valkyries and burnt your forest and villagers, setting you back on eco, and forcing you to take bigger risks to harvest wood) and said fast striking force at classical age can heal itself back to full if left unchecked, making it a rush strat that could spiral out of control? Ya it's good. 3: The Ulfsark gameplan is a strategy rather well known (or at least i know it well, i've wielded it against all my friends) it's basically a Zerg rush from starcraft, going Thor Forseti Braggi Tyr into upgrade the hell out of the ulfsark and making max population ulfsark is a very strong strat... if games last long enough. but at the moment your opponent sees Fimbulveltr, and a freight train of ulfserk charging and building a fortress in your base, you know you're basically screwed. 4: Fimbulveltr is not a standalone power like Hera's storm. it's an Assist, and a damn good one. it combines a small harassing force of meatshields, attracting tower and fortress fire off your units and to the expendable wolves. but the most important is that it's a power shield. while Fimbulveltr is in effect, no other power can be used. for 35 seconds, no thunderstorm, no eclipse, no ceasefire, no frost, no bronze, no ancestors, no shockwave. if you use it while you push an opponent with your army, you're almost certain to have an impact, and if you play correctly, and you have the army to keep up, you could put an opponent to ground zero right there and then. (example: Fimbulveltr, push with your main force against opponent, use a flanking maneuver with crush comp, before timer runs out, snipe enemy forum if you can, as timer runs out, cast Frost on opponent's fighting force, build your own forum upon the now free colony, and pick apart the rest.) 5: Automatons are indeed a meat shield. they are most powerful in a big number as a frontal assault paired to a flanking army. they are tanky and sure they are not the best damage dealers but if left unchecked due to... say... a big army flanking left side and a tartarus door? they are monstrous, because they don't die unless they fight huge hero comps. TLDR: greek are balanced, egyptian are economy, norse are harass, and atlantean are late game oriented valkyries are a pain at classical age ulfserk are zerglings use Fimbulveltr as you push your opponent, not as a standalone power, but it's a protection power. automatons are an anvil to an anvil and hammer strategy.

You are so right about sound design. Hearing the voice lines from the units was an instant nostalgia hit. Far bigger than any of the visuals.

Age of Mythology was one of the first PC games i played as a kid. It came out when i was 7 or 8 years old and saw my father playing it and wanted to play it too, so i did. I loved it so much, that i even did drawings of the heros and monsters.

Dude, AoM was THE game of my childhood. I remember going to my grandma's house (where my uncle's "good" PC was) and playing all day long throught my school holidays. It's been 20 years, my grandma passed away in 2021 and your video brought back a lot of good memories for me. Thank you so much for your effort and amazing work :) Cheers from Brazil!

2:41:00 The reference ''as the raids keep coming and they dont stop coming'' really got me

If ever there were a game deserving a 3 and a half hour long video about it, it is undoubtedly this one. Criminally underrated masterpiece, I hope we're living in a timeline where Retold does well enough to justify a level of support comparable to what Age 2 is currently getting.

“A place in my dreams” is such a badass mission name considering that’s how all the foes akantos has slain are described.

1:27:22 I've always been surprised they didn't remove the Roc from this mission for the sole reason that it can be used to completely ignore Kamos' main base and attack him directly and quickly beat the mission in under 10 minutes. It's fairly simple: get to the town center, rush ages, worship Hathor, build a Roc, put as many powerful units into it as you can, fly south to the starting island, east to the eastern corner of the map and then follow the map border up to the rear of Kamos' base, disembark your units from the Roc and attack Kamos himself. Once he reaches a certain health threshold, you win.

This is my second listen through - and I just wanted to say that your enthusiasm and passion is absolutely infectious and brightened up my day! This game was also a massive part of my childhood so it is nice to be able to re-experience it with a guide.

Small fact regarding the market introduction at Troy mission 2. The market at the center of Troy is connected to the smaller city on the right side of the map and the settlement near your base is just for unit expansion/supply. If you explored the map a bit more you’d see the trading units going between the main market and smaller city, and there are also relics in the smaller city. Also, there is gold on the smaller ocean islands, incentivizing new players to explore.

One fun little crossing of narrative and gameplay happens during the mission "Unlikely Heroes" (if I remember correctly). There's a moment where a Nidhogg shows up to attack you and one of the dwarfs says that Reginleif is the only one who can slay it. It comes across as this, "only the destined hero can slay the beast" kind of thing, but since Reginleif is the only ranged hero you have, and the Nidhogg flies, she really is quite literally the only one that can slay it. :)

I think I spent as much time playing as I did reading everything about the units, buildings, weapons, missions, etc. It was literally an encyclopedia and even had passages from a lot of works from their civilizations. I kid you not, this inspired me to read the classics when I was younger.

I grew up with this classic, glad its getting some recognition.

Glad to see you branching out to UKposts shorts Grant. I really think it will benefit you in the long run to have these short and low effort videos for some consistent content.

A 3.5 hour video on a 2 decade old RTS game and it's at nearly a MILLION views?! What godly power is this? Definitely deserves it though. This was a love letter to a game that stands the test of time. And yes I did watch all 3.5 hours of it and it was worth it. Justice for Sobek!

Absolutely loved this game growing up as well. I love how like minded we are. I say "I hope he says how cool Ajax is" and you say "Ajax is the best character by far." I say "I hope he says how awesome the Hydra is" and you say "The Hydra is the best unit." Also... I know exactly what you mean by not saying a certain word on UKposts. I had a Cockatiel growing up, and I named it THAT name... Specifically because I mained Egyptian and wanted to name my future birds after the deities. For example my Sun Conure was named Ra because duh. Once that certain name became more known for a terrible organization it was SO awkward saying my birds name. Amazing video. You definitely captured the uniqueness of this game. Competing with Red Alert, Warcraft and Starcraft is obviously extremely difficult to do. I wish more people knew about this game. Also Rise of Nations... but that's a whole nother story.

The Egyptian Favour mechanic is super unique There are 5 monuments that you build to produce favour, each guarded by a progressively higher build cost.

I got this at a scholastic book fair when I was kid. My parents were a little annoyed because I was supposed to buy books of course. But once I showed my dad some game play and talked about the mythological aspect and the strategy elements he was sold and even played with me. Really excited youre covering this!

I played this campaign probably 10 years ago and was completely shocked by how many of these missions I remembered. Not only did I remember the major story beats as you went over them, there were so many times when you talked about a mission's gimmick and I was like "oh yeah, I remember that mission". I think that's the mark of a really well made game.

Man, I feel kinda silly. I was pretty sad when Chiron was killed. Maybe because I played this when I was fairly young, but the latter half of the norse campaign I was angry and wanted revenge, so the cutscene of Ajax chopping of Gargarensis was very cathartic, and then the cutscene after made me angry again

As a kid this was by far my most played game. So glad people still appreciate it!

Wow I can't believe Grant promised us he would do an AOM deathless run, how kind of him :^) looking forward to it.

The fun thing with Colossae you didn't mention is that they can heal by eating gold mines or trees. It's an awful exchange rate resource/hp wise, but you can retreat these guys to just out of defense range, and then literally eat up your enemy's resources and heal your showstopper units. This game has so many cool things you can do with a little creativity it's insane.

The very first frame from mission 21 just unlocked a whole lot of memory. It is indeed way more memorable than I remember

I liked seeing the part about sobek and his offsprings cos I also went through that rabbit hole

The audio is literally the most memorable part of this game for me. Music especially but hearing the troops speak when ordered brings back so many memories

The Trojan horse mission is definitely doable with not letting any attacks escape. There is a relic out there that makes your cavalry faster, so your already slightly faster prodomos can now outrun them reliably. In addition, pre planning some cavalry to cut off their escape during the fight means you can get in their way and hit them before they get too far

I just love when people have genuine passion for something and share it for other people to enjoy, good video grant i know you enjoyed and so did we

I really enjoyed every bit of your video and the enthusiasm you bring up for this beautiful game I loved to play so dearly in my childhood!

47:42 In Rise of Legends, the three factions each have separate campaigns, but they're knit so tightly it feels more like it was one story split into three parts. The main character is the same throughout, while pieces of your original faction make returns as they were brought along from the previous part. The story also follows this, in that you're fighting to stop the same villain, whose plans are growing increasingly desperate and dangerous as you thwart him in the previous part, before he escapes into the territory of the next faction. edit for the road: KRIOS HAS SUPPLIED US WITH ANOTHER FIRE SIPHON

I LOVED THIS GAME SO MUCH

Never played?! This is the ONLY rts as far as I’m concerned. I’d say my favorite Egyptian god I played as but I don’t wanna get flagged by the feds.

Oh I for sure played this. Still remember “Isis hear my plea” and then crazy stuff happened lol

58:18 That is foreshadowing about the next mission, where the people you were working with during the tug of war betray you and Amanra has to pull everybody out of the fire with just Myth units.

God, a 3 and a half hour breakdown about one of my favorite childhood games from one of my favorite content creators; it's like Christmas

I keep coming back to this retrospective. What I love about it is how you talk about every single level, breaking down it's design and goals and how it works or doesn't. It really helps to understand the thought behind each level and heck even helped me to think more deeply about my own custom levels in another game. The bursts of humour also keep me greatly entertained and the video itself is pretty relaxing. Very well done. I hope to see more stuff like this. Having campaign broken down to each level and their strenghts, weaknesses and design philosophies is super interesting.

What a nice review, you played it greatly and the commentary was excellent, thank you for the trip!

Also fun fact, this game's editor was so complete you literally had the option to make cutscenes with it. And the programming was just as good as you say, Grant. You could make it do ANYTHING. Buuut I was a dumb kid and all those trees and technical words scared me so I never actually did complete my custom map about the Guardian with it.

I am so glad that you went ahead and spoke about a game that simply deserves so much more respect than it currently gets. Some of the first PC games I remember playing were AoE1 and 2, and my brother did get this game when it was brand new, and still can remember the both of us sitting behind the computer screen, watching all of this new and exciting things to try out. AoE woke up inside of me my undying curiosity towards history, still lasting to this day, and AoM followed up by waking up inside of me my undying curiosity towards mythology and its many different corners. And the gameplay was just so much fun. It took what worked in AoE and just added god powers, hero units outside of the campaign, and all sorts of fun stuff to play with. As a kid I didn't even care it may have been unbalanced or unfair, there were few things as fun as aiming Zeus' Lightning at other units and killing them instantly, or using Thoth's Meteors and (maybe) deleting an enemy base, or even Tyr's Fimbulwinter, giving you the definitive "Screw you" to all enemies. I still own my original copies from back in the day, and I am so glad I own the steam version for convenience, but I am hoping deep down that the remaster brings this game into the spotlight it not only needs, but truly deserves.

Man, I am super late watching this, but I just want to thank you for sending me down a wicked nostalgia trip. I love AoM so much. My friend and I occasionally boot it back up and play some coop games together. It's truly a one of a kind experience and I hope it finds a way to resurge in the future. Also Petsuchos are my favorite unit and I am horrified to learn the painful truth of my beloved laser crocs. Thank you for enlightening me on this grave injustice.

I watched the whole video and the game is still awesome as I remember. The video you made is a great tribute to an incredible game

1. I love that Age of Mythology in recent years has basically gotten a second lease on life. What was once an underappreciated gem is now rightfully treated as a classic of the RTS genre and I *love it* 2. Its actually crazy how many things were cut for the sake of time and budget. Ranging from extended lines of dialogue that actually make more sense than what we got and give us more of the characters, to massive ships that show the units that are using them, functional bridges etc. They really had a lot of ideas with this game its just a shame not *everything* could fit into a clear vision due to the hardware of the time. Plus, the small plot holes in the story here and there don't help in how rushed some parts are. (Like how dafuq the Atlanteans got stranded if Ajax and Odysseus were leading them home. Did something separate them? Why did nobody look for them? Were they forbidden by Agammemnon fro doing so, as its implied the other Greek colonies are envious of Atlantis and this was a form of payback. You'd think both Ajax and Odysseus would try harder to at least find Kastor, their friend's SON? Were they presumed dead then? Making the reveal of Kastor attacking everyone more shocking. Small stuff but it adds up the more you think about it and that's JUST the Titans Expansion, and speaking of....) 3. To this day I am still salty at the fact that the Titans Expansion ends on kind of a whimper. I mean, yeah, summoning Gaia to fight Kronos is awesome but you'd expect that with all the buildup to the MAIN VILLAIN of the entire game, that it would feel more *apocalyptic* and maybe stretched out into multiple missions with all the factions in the game coming together to hold off Kronos to summon Gaia in time. 4. The music is iconic. Nuff' said. PS: Fixed some errors

You probably wont see this as this video has been out for a month but I just want to thank you for making this. I has been years since I have played this but it was and possibly still is my favorite game. Your whole style of video reminded me of the joy I had when I was younger playing it and your commentary and editing were phenomenal and hilarious. I have been smiling so hard for the last 3.5 hours to the point I am almost crying so thank you.

The Norse ox cart was such a good idea that they're bringing it back as the mule cart in the new DLC this month for Aoe2:DE!

Thanks for showing love for this masterpiece. Your video is awesome and totally made me want to play the game again 🎉

2:32:00 - Scarabs and Behemoths have one rather large difference. Behemoths regenerate. It's not slow, either, it's 2 health per second. So if you can keep them alive (even if only barely) between fights, Behemoths can keep tanking for you, whereas Scarabs you want to throw in to tank for a long time and then explode over the enemy.

3 and half hours on AOM and you don’t even mention the incredible editor this game had!

oh my god....HUGE thank you,mate,for this fantastic video about one of the best game from my childhood! take a few days,to see it all

thank you for the video, this was my favourite game of my adolescence. I had forgotten how big an impact it had on me. thanks for rekindling some ancient but beloved memories, and for a very enjoyable 3.5 hours!

Age of Mythology alongside C&C and Heroes 3 were playing huge part in my childhood. For some reason i enjoyed it far more than Age of Empires series. I'm glad to see this entire Video Essay (Director Cut) (Extended Edition) (Unlimited Words Expansion Pack) (Steal the Human Attention DLC) about it.

This is truly a cinematic masterpiece. You were able to come up and execute something that a very small fraction of the content creators are able to do. Grant, you created a 3 and a half hour project which was worth investing every second into. RTS has been a pretty big part of my life too, so having somebody like you to share this passion with is incredible. You are truly awesome! Thank you for making this video and thank you for opening my eyes to one of the most interesting and unique RTS games out there! Continue doing what you do, I am sure there is a lot more ahead of you. I, and everybody here I am sure, will be with you, always!

A Love letter to a wonderful game. I'm glad you took the time for this.

Watched this all the way through. Thank you for making it, it brought tears to my eyes, true nostalgia. Amazing video.

Age of mythology and warcraft 3 were my childhood. This game made me obsessed with mythology, especially the greek one

I'm glad AOM is still getting love. This was the first RTS game I played, and my dad introduced me to it.

I watched this over the course of 2 days and i will say you captured the feeling i had with this game as a kid spectacularly. Great breakdown

Age Of Mythology is one of the most important games of my life, I played it for lots and lots of hours as a child, this video was a very nostalgic experience for me

My god... Age of Mythology. This game was such a wonderful part of my childhood. Maybe some day I can recover the disk I had. Its so nice to see this game get the recognition it deserves and its nice to see so many people have had similar experiences!

This is awesome! It is a massive shame that YT doesn't encourage or properly incentivise creators to make this kind of content, cause this is a great video - thanks for taking the time to put this together! AoM was a huge part of my childhood, laid the foundation for a lifelong love of RTS - its a pity we don't tend to see in-game choices for tech trees like this anymore

This game is honestly the BEST part of my childhood. Sent countless hours on this game. I see this as game as it should be the standard for all RTS!

Thank you for this video. You beamed me back to my childhood! This game was part of it and it was and it is beautiful. You did a phenomenal job with this video. It was funny, sweet and nostalgic. I hope you are proud of the 3.4 million views. Much love and I hope you will make a "no unit dying" challenge for the campaign :*

Grant makes a 3+ hours video on Age of mythology ? Must be a let's play of some of the campaigns map, right ? NO, it's actually really a retrospective in the style of Mandalore (the humor and especially the whole "crocodiles with lasers" meltdown). This is such a great video, I hope he does more of this style on other games. -I knew this game didn't sell as well as its older brother AoE2, but I didn't realise a Stronghold title, of all things, sold twice as much, such a shame. Best RTS of its time until I got warcraft 3 not that much later (which is like making a great movie that releases the same year as The godfather). -The campaign had a pretty cool story overall but so much cutscene incompetence on display it was eye-rolling - every other map the heroes would let the bad guy run away or "Chiron, you know, you could have stayed on the good side of the rockslide" moments. -I remember the buildings being pretty, but the atlantean ones at the mythic age look like something from 2015 ! Fun fact about the ingame codex : when Ajax is transformed into a boar, if you look at the unit info it says something along the lines of : this form may be better suited to his personnality ^^

My dad got AoM after we both really enjoyed Starcraft 1, and it introduced me to the greek, egyptian, and norse mythologies and did a good job of getting across key elements of all three. It got me to dig into those myths and legends (most notably the greek ones) and is responsible for an entire phase of childhood enjoyment for me. It was a fantastic game and I greatly appreciate it for bringing such old stories to a new generation of kids that might have otherwise never have heard of them until they were older and unlikely to be as interested. Great video!

Made it to the end. I loved this game and I’m glad you gave it the love it deserves

Watched two of your videos and they both said watch this video. So here it is. I loved Age of Mythology.

Something not mentioned but which got me really excited when I first played Age of Mythology is that the Trojan Siege takes exactly 6 missions. Just as much as every campaign in AoE 2 had in total. So I thought back then in the sixth mission that this would be it and was already a bit disappointed that there was only one campaign visible in the start menu. But then after the mission a cutscene shows some unknown cyclops citing poems, talking about everything going according to plan and excavating some crypt. This was the moment I knew that this campaign only just started...

This was my favorite RTS back in the day. Glad to hear it get the love it deserves.

Can't wait for the remaster! This is one of my favorites because of exactly what you explain at 3:26:00 - it is fun to play. I've replayed the campaign so many times since 2003. I could never advance far in any of the other RTS campaigns without cheats (PowerOverwhelming, WhosYourDaddy, i r winner LOL) but this game and the difficulty settings allowed me to experience the awesome story and gameplay at my own skill level. For this reason Age of Empires III is my second favorite Age game (Starcraft II, Warcraft III are my 1/2 are my favorite overall RTS games). This was an awesome video!!!

i honestly have to thank youtubes recommendations and algorithms for this video. this was a fantastic video about one the games that defined my childhood, Age of Mythology and age of empires were some of the best and most entertaining RTS's. such a great video to reminisce about what made age of mythology such a great game, of course i should mention the random map which you only slightly talked about but had endless variety and possible fun, cheers

The fact that Arkantos and Arthas shared the same voice actor in the spanish version of these games made my childhood 10x better. AoM and WC3, two of my fav games of old days.

Came here from the WarCraft 3 retrospective. Always love hearing someone talk passionately about something for a long time, great videos.

One of the best videos i've ever seen, thanks for the passion coated content 😊

28:25 The reason the cyclops have goat legs in this game is probably the same reason the medusas have bows: Ray Harryhausen's Clash of the Titans. Guy had a lot of influence on early fantasy games.

I'm no expert at RTS games, but this one in particular was such a huge part of my personal gaming history. I'm so glad my dad was a weird gamer in the early 00s. I've never watched your channel before, but thank you for a love letter to a game that was so significant to me. :)

This is still my favorite video grant has made. I love the breakdown of mechanics

What a video worth my time way more than most movies!! Brought back some really great childhood memories!!

I LOVED Age of Mythology, It's such a shame it didn't get more recognition. My (nostalgic) memory of the campaign is that it was really fun too for an RTS.

Agamemnon not having a weapon and was instead punching people was always very funny 😂

Thank you for this video. It’s so nice to see someone else be as passionate about AOM and have such fond Memories as I do. I love seeing this game get appreciated.

Excellent video and thank you for sharing it with us.

Thank you very much for making such a detailed documentary of my favorite RTS game! Can't wait to see you cover Retold. Few comments: • It did a lot better than people think. By 2006, it had sold over 1 million copies in the US + UK alone - it's fairly safe to estimate up to 2 million sales globally. And then the Extended Edition sold north of 2 million copies. It's no flop by any means. • Multiplayer and competitive 1v1 do exist, and the shiny myth units and god powers are generally speaking not creating a hellish balance landscape - they can be significant power spikes though. Most myth units are rather expensive, hard to get by, with heroes handling them rather well. God Powers are quite counterable too. Earthquake for example won't wipe out a base that is fortified enough - simply place some extra barracks and upgrade Masons - it will hit a damage cap. • I would love to see exploration of reusable god powers that cost resources in an Age of Mythology 2. Right along with utilizing an AoE 4-like landmark system where you can visibly dedicate yourself to the gods, instead of just clicking an upgrade image. This would be fantastic for multiplayer, adding significant hype moments, and opening up sneaky strategic possibilities of hiding what god you went. It would be sin to not explore options for these! • The Tale of the Dragon DLC's development was a complete mess - it was technically Forgotten Empires doing the heavy lifting, with Skybox being the support studio - I was working on the Chinese civ as a designer, and on rebalancing the classic civs at the time. This kickstarted my game dev career, but on the flipside was an awful experience. We were denied any and all resources, so that a simultaneously developed Age of Empires 2 DLC (The African Kingdoms) could be made into a quality product - which it did. I think there was a ton of potential in the Chinese faction, but cutting corners at every opportunity, and the low production quality and poor narrative of the campaign wasted all said potential. I have a video on my channel called "Is Age of Mythology: Definitive Edition Happening?" where I discuss this, and other problems of the game in detail. I do not blame you for not covering it in this video. Feel free to reach out if you are interested in learning more.

"They send loads of hero units like Hercules, Achilles and Jason but that is Argonaut my problem" I love you, good sir.

I remember playing this for weeks and weeks, absolutely love it! Spamming PANDORAS BOX looking for vaults was simply the best.

This is one of my favorite videos ever, I have no words to describe why though I’m just drawn to it 😂 I’ve watched it 5 times awake and probably 20+ to fall asleep. Thank you! I

This video made me realise how some people are destined to make great work out of their passion.

There is quite a bit of cut dialogue that was supposed to play in the cutscenes. Most of what was cut was giving more contextual information on what was happening or why. For example, when you first meet Amanra there is quite a bit of cut dialogue explaining what is going on in Egypt and why she is after the parts of Osiris and her rivalry with Kemsyt.

loved this game growing up and I love you Grant for bringing it back to me

Every time I leave youtube on autoplay, it ends up playing this video at some point 😂😅