I remember the 200 limit being introduced but quite honestly I rarley used it. I don't remember what the limit was back all those years ago. To answer your question 75 limit makes you use more skill. Choosing the best defenders and attackers from those troops available is far more fun than building up a massive assault force and letting a large percentage of them get killed in your attack. I've even played some games without losing any men. I don't rush my enemies and often let them get quite powerful while I grab al lthe resources and establish good bases with kill zones.
Personally I enjoyed re-playing all those old campaigns. A good General doesn't use troops as cannon fodder. It's more about strategy and resource management.
AOE is about commanding massive armies, not pitiful little squads. No way I'm playing this game with a measely 75 limit. Who wants to play the game with less troops? The best RTS games are the ones where there is no population limit, or there is one so high as to not be significant restriction, like 200. What I want to know is why this limit exists now. Example: converting enemy units.Originally posted by Ohio9:Not interested. However, it is possible to have more units than your maximum cap will allow. Having more than 24 houses (through converting or starting with foreign ones) will not change this maximum cap. Each town center will provide 20 population. Each house will provide 5 population (the Norse Longhouse will provide 10 population). A player must build 24 House (or 12 Longhouse) and 4 Town Centers. The maximum amount of population is currently 200. The higher the population, the more units can be trained within the civilization. The only way to increase the population is by constructing Houses or more Town Centers, which is available for every Civilization. Population is often considered a major resource in the Age of Empires Series, and in Age of Empires Online, this is no exception. Population is a term used to describe the number of units that can be trained within the player's disposal.
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