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question for oldfags who played AOE.
Back in the day, you choose a civilization and play as persians, spanish, english, francs...
these would speak their medieval languages, I remember playing spain and gettin things like:
>de grado
>agora
>mande?
which I could understand.
question is: did that happen to other anons with their civs?
did french understood whatever franc civilization said in the game?
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Can understand Spanish and English
In both AoE2 and 3 I could perfectly understand the Spanish units' voice lines (though they probably had medieval phrases sprinkled in as you posted OP); Britons on the other hand in AoE2 sounded like old-timey, quasi-gibberish to me ("chopper", "gatherer" come to mind) and I recall the British in AoE3 being almost intelligible (it's been a while since I last played).
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yea I could understand half of what the teutons were saying



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