Age of Empires

To install Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties, you need the base game, Age of Empires III, installed on your computer. You'll also need the expansion pack itself, either as a physical copy or a digital download from a platform like Steam. Ensure your system meets the minimum hardware requirements and that you have enough storage space available for the installation. Finally, follow the installation instructions provided with the game.

I dont remember all the cheat but here is 2 of them:tuck tuck tuck-monster truck,Medium Rare please-10000 food.You can go on yahoo and ask for cheats or ask.com.

there are many more than that but I dont have time to list them

The games like Evony are:

Kingsage

Tribalwars

Travian

Ogame

Tagoria

Age Of Conflict

Adventures Fame

Aegis

Age Of Chaos

Anaroch

Brave New World

Cstle Zone

Chaotic Century

Colony Wars

Crimson Moon

Dragon Soldiers

Eternal Soldiers

Eternal Kingdom

eXile

Grepolis

Three Kingdoms

Travian

For a huge list of other, similar games: http://osg1.com/list-of-games/

Ballistae work via torsion powered arms. In other words, it's like a slingshot but instead of a rubber band it uses animal intestines stretched out so they are elastic-y, and instead of a small pebble it uses a large, sharp bolt.

The Sumers, Egyptians, Kushites, Akkadians, Babylonians, Assyrians Httites, Egyptians, Indians, and Chinese had empires

First remember that the republic did not abruptly end. It crumbled away for many years previous to its finale. Julius Caesar is the one who is generally credited or blamed for the end of the republic but even during his lifetime he ruled under the republican form of government, being granted his powers of dictator by republican means. After Caesar's death the republican form continued and held, at least nominally, even under Augustus. So after Caesar's rule, the next man to hold complete power was Octavian/Augustus.

First remember that the republic did not abruptly end. It crumbled away for many years previous to its finale. Julius Caesar is the one who is generally credited or blamed for the end of the republic but even during his lifetime he ruled under the republican form of government, being granted his powers of dictator by republican means. After Caesar's death the republican form continued and held, at least nominally, even under Augustus. So after Caesar's rule, the next man to hold complete power was Octavian/Augustus.

First remember that the republic did not abruptly end. It crumbled away for many years previous to its finale. Julius Caesar is the one who is generally credited or blamed for the end of the republic but even during his lifetime he ruled under the republican form of government, being granted his powers of dictator by republican means. After Caesar's death the republican form continued and held, at least nominally, even under Augustus. So after Caesar's rule, the next man to hold complete power was Octavian/Augustus.

First remember that the republic did not abruptly end. It crumbled away for many years previous to its finale. Julius Caesar is the one who is generally credited or blamed for the end of the republic but even during his lifetime he ruled under the republican form of government, being granted his powers of dictator by republican means. After Caesar's death the republican form continued and held, at least nominally, even under Augustus. So after Caesar's rule, the next man to hold complete power was Octavian/Augustus.

First remember that the republic did not abruptly end. It crumbled away for many years previous to its finale. Julius Caesar is the one who is generally credited or blamed for the end of the republic but even during his lifetime he ruled under the republican form of government, being granted his powers of dictator by republican means. After Caesar's death the republican form continued and held, at least nominally, even under Augustus. So after Caesar's rule, the next man to hold complete power was Octavian/Augustus.

First remember that the republic did not abruptly end. It crumbled away for many years previous to its finale. Julius Caesar is the one who is generally credited or blamed for the end of the republic but even during his lifetime he ruled under the republican form of government, being granted his powers of dictator by republican means. After Caesar's death the republican form continued and held, at least nominally, even under Augustus. So after Caesar's rule, the next man to hold complete power was Octavian/Augustus.

First remember that the republic did not abruptly end. It crumbled away for many years previous to its finale. Julius Caesar is the one who is generally credited or blamed for the end of the republic but even during his lifetime he ruled under the republican form of government, being granted his powers of dictator by republican means. After Caesar's death the republican form continued and held, at least nominally, even under Augustus. So after Caesar's rule, the next man to hold complete power was Octavian/Augustus.

First remember that the republic did not abruptly end. It crumbled away for many years previous to its finale. Julius Caesar is the one who is generally credited or blamed for the end of the republic but even during his lifetime he ruled under the republican form of government, being granted his powers of dictator by republican means. After Caesar's death the republican form continued and held, at least nominally, even under Augustus. So after Caesar's rule, the next man to hold complete power was Octavian/Augustus.

First remember that the republic did not abruptly end. It crumbled away for many years previous to its finale. Julius Caesar is the one who is generally credited or blamed for the end of the republic but even during his lifetime he ruled under the republican form of government, being granted his powers of dictator by republican means. After Caesar's death the republican form continued and held, at least nominally, even under Augustus. So after Caesar's rule, the next man to hold complete power was Octavian/Augustus.

Yes

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The original Age of Empires is now out of print and as such it means there is a very limited suppy such that the demand is greater. As such it price goes up.

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its simple, just click move on the toolbar and move them into it.

becasue they were very stupids

i dont know

go to bulid and click on industry and you will need 1000 coins 100 wood and 5 iron

Yes if that person does not use their account anymore...

Empirical constants are used whenever something can not be rationalized in science. Essentially, these constants act as fudge factors, or scientific variables used without basis in a model.