The answer must therefore lie in the intrinsic qualities that keep pulling players back into AoE II's orbit. Why, then, has Age of Empires IV already seen a gradual drop-off in its active player base while its medieval predecessor, now approaching its 23rd birthday, continues to command an astonishingly solid roster of devotees?
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A third game dropped in 2005, and a fourth entry some 15 years later was not intended simply to reignite a love for the series but rather to take it in a new direction for a new generation of players. The first entry in Ensemble Studios' acclaimed RTS saga helped kickstart a gaming legacy, but it was Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings that ensured the creation of an icon. The Age of Empires series is a prime example of this frustrating capacity for games to not follow a straight trajectory toward perfection. While it remains the aspiration of most developers to better their established canon of work - and improvements in technology mean that this should be a simple and natural progression - studios are often faced with a far grimmer reality: progress is hardly ever a straight line. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.It's a self-evident truth that a franchise should continue to improve with each passing installment.
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