Age of Empires III The Forgotten Empires

Age of Empires III mod |

The only Mod which allows players to choose all 14 known nations and 8 new ones with a full working homecity.TFE Launcher and easy install program included. No savegame cities like other mods deal with.. Its is for players who love the good old age and it is for players that need something new. - 8 new and 14 old nations included in 6 leagues: The Northern Contract, Southern Confederation, Eurasian Union, Commonwealth, Global Defense League, Asian Pact - all 22 nations are playable with own homecity - new textures for units, buildings, projectiles and landscape - 4 new useful natives - fixed all known bugs of the orignial game - new GNRC nation choosing system - hundreds of new technologies, buildings and icons - new politicians, sounds and units,formations and strategies - new possibilities with the GNRC Rules - new user interface - AI in Version 1.5 -you can play the 14 old and new nations in huge battles against each other

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Only two days remaining until the beta version 1.0 starts its journey around the world.

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Hey folks,

we are now able to make a big announcement. Our Age of Empires III Modification " The Forgotten Empires" (Beta Version 1.0) will be released on
30 September 2010. You can download it from the GNRC page and from our taskbar at our board.
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TFE Generally:
working hours: over 10000 hours for 15 persons
80 000 lines of code created
over 4900 Revisions
2406 Files
~ 450 Megabyte
100% Passion
We hope you enjoy the new era of Age of Empires III !
Your Mod- und GNRC-Team

2 DAYS REMAINING

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Here you can directly download TFE Beta 1.0
Gnrc.eu or directly here

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SoniMax
SoniMax - - 157 comments

yey

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powercramp
powercramp - - 1,005 comments

the ''100% passion'' gauranteed a download from me ;-)

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GeneralOwn3d
GeneralOwn3d - - 245 comments

"working hours: over 10000 hours for 15 persons"

Jesus Christ... Wow... Respect, guys!

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