AT LAST WHAT I WAITED FOR SINCE 25 YEARS they do speak medieval greek !!!! (with the AoM sounds). Is it a global change they made or a simple mod you added to the game ?
Are you using a mod to replace their voices? I haven't played AoE2 in a while and I recall the Byzantines spoke in Italian (despite that being incredibly inaccurate).
Tatars and cumans are turkic peoples. They resemble better the seljuks armies rather than AOE turks with gunpowder focus , which is a very late development
@@ovidiuhtmTurks represent the Oghuz Turks, which was what the Seljuk Empire was. What could happen is that the gunpowder stuff can be disabled for the Seljuk Turks in this scenario. Also, doesn’t it not make sense that in the scenario, Bukhara, that the Gokturks are the Turks when they should be the Tatars?
AT LAST WHAT I WAITED FOR SINCE 25 YEARS they do speak medieval greek !!!! (with the AoM sounds). Is it a global change they made or a simple mod you added to the game ?
Are you using a mod to replace their voices? I haven't played AoE2 in a while and I recall the Byzantines spoke in Italian (despite that being incredibly inaccurate).
Seljuk Turks needs to have their civ changed from Tatars to Turks because having them as Tatars doesn’t make sense.
Tatars and cumans are turkic peoples. They resemble better the seljuks armies rather than AOE turks with gunpowder focus , which is a very late development
@@ovidiuhtmTurks represent the Oghuz Turks, which was what the Seljuk Empire was. What could happen is that the gunpowder stuff can be disabled for the Seljuk Turks in this scenario. Also, doesn’t it not make sense that in the scenario, Bukhara, that the Gokturks are the Turks when they should be the Tatars?