They emerged in part where (parts of) the Goths decomposed before. On the other hand we have civs that 'started' much later. The game itself says 'Dark Age' which started in the 5th or 6th century. I'd say late antiquity (4th / 5th century). In other Words: The starting point of the time frame has to be quite early. So normally you couldn't have Goths or Huns in 'Imperial Age' (or Castle Age, for that matter). Their empire decomposed already in the 5th century. The same goes (even more extreme) for the Huns. Normally we'd place them more in the late antiquity than in medieval times. So we have Civs in the game that actually stopped to exist in very early medieval times ('dark age') - if they even survived that long. Some civs are even the successors respectively predecessors of other civs. I think it's hard to tell since Age of Empires 2 isn't that much historically accurate.įirst we have to point out that not all of the Civs that you can play in AoE2 existed during the same time period. r/projectceleste - Age of Empires Online Official Forums - Bug Reporting/Ask for HelpĪrchive of Old/Inactive Channels - WIP - here Other AoE Communities

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