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The designer shows great love for his country and it's history, and the campaign was quite immersive. Impressive work. If anybody is still playing AOE2 HD, give it a try and enjoy the campaign.
Wanted to congratulate the author on a well made, unique campaign.
Single Player > Campaign Menu > Community Campaigns: The Golden Age
Actually I'm working on a new campaigns based on the Slavic history, but for the Definitive Edition, so your recommendations could be very helpful!
* So, the wolves are your only enemy in Mission 2? There could be a little more. I'm guessing this mission is purely for show, but even in that case, I wish it didn't take so long for the Monks to reach the other side of the road.
* In Mission 3, the Magyars are no threat to your base because you start with a tough base. They also aren't very aggressive.
* It would be nice if the Byzantines kept attacking you after their first couple of waves in Mission 4.
* Mission 5 would be harder but not overkill if you started in the Castle Age with fewer resources.
* Zaharija is a wimp! Even with his decent numbers, why does he start in the Castle Age?
Regardless, I enjoyed this campaign a lot, great job!
* The scenery is gorgeous throughout the whole campaign. You did a great job fleshing out the towns and bringing life to the Balkans!
* The entire campaign is incredibly easy. It's on par with the William Wallace learning campaign. However, I could easily imagine it being a more genuine challenge with some of the following tweaks...