Shortly after the release of Age of Empires IV Last year we gave a quick rundown of what we have planned for our very first time Community Roadmap. Since then, we’ve been keeping an eye on your feedback on various social platforms. Assessing data to better understand which civs need more tuning in the short-term and which civs and maps will require more attention over time; and ongoing previews like the 1v1 Ranked Season Preview hosted by our Insiders this January.
By compiling and synthesizing the above feedback, we’ve put together a more comprehensive view of the next five or so months, which you can find below. As our first major update of 2022 approaches, along with the official launch of Ranked Seasons, we wanted to take a moment to thank you all for continuing this journey with us as we continue to nurture and grow Age of Empires IV.
To give a closer look at what matters Age of Empires IVwe’re going to cover a few key points that we think you should know, including:
- Our philosophy for Seasons and the firm belief that Seasons can benefit everyone Age IV Players, regardless of whether you want to plunge into the competition or prefer to play solo age Experience.
- More insight into our strategy for rolling out improvements to the game – including our approach to delivering major quarterly updates introducing key quality of life features and new content, and our commitment to balance tuning and bug fixes between these major updates with our monthly patches.
- The features and improvements we plan to roll out between now and around July 2022. Please note that some of these plans are earlier in development and may change as we hear from you and as development progresses. If we decide to make any material changes to this view, we also intend to notify you.
- How we collect feedback and data to guide our decision making and how she can help us to continue our journey Age of Empires IV the best it can be.
If you are interested in learning more about it, you can find it here.
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