The most relaxing game I've ever played!

[@FWSeba]

A NEW ANNO IS COMING: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJWbkqykiqaVotE Thank you everyone for watching! I'm totally overwhelmed by this video's success ♥️ I love reading your comments and ideas. Also check out my newest video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3_CZmqkfamDfJIsi=TWslahmJoNf4KUce

[@lucymul1449]

The sum of all Anno games is always 9... 1404=9 1602=9 1800=9

[@lucymul1449]

haha.. ok.. i need to listen better 😛. But I do like your video a lot. Big like from me

[@FWSeba]

@@lucymul1449 thank you 😊

[@maggyfrog]

by chance, have you played this other old game called "stronghold"?

[@FWSeba]

@@maggyfrog maybe, I don't really remember

[@Lokishand]

Back in the day my whole family played Anno 1602. You could walk around in our apartment and hear the music and the sounds coming from every room.

[@FWSeba]

That's so wholesome. I remember many of my friend's dads playing it back then

[@Lokishand]

@@FWSeba yeah it got so far that we told our parents what we needed on the shopping list in the style of Anno. "Your people require Cocoa!"

[@Pendragon667]

Ah...Greensleeves. Good memories. I still love this game til this day.

[@flakcannonhans]

adopt me pls

[@jessebrockman8782]

"your people are staving" is still seared into my mind from that game

[@smartperson7356]

It's relaxing to see someone describe how much they like a game like this, thank you.

[@FWSeba]

No, thank you!

[@dbz9393]

playing anno is like putting on a warm jumper, eating a bowl of delicious ramen and drinking a hot cup of tea on a cold winters night

[@FWSeba]

Exactly.

[@LudoTechWorld]

And you managed to make a video that feels as warm and cozy as Anno, great work!

[@FWSeba]

Thank you 😭😭

[@Bendaak]

Anno 2070, to me, is the best of the series. I guess I have a lot of nostalgia for the game because it got me through a tough break up over 10 years ago. I still remember playing coop with 2 other friends and building the end-game monument. It was able to calm and de-stress me. I also completed Anno 1800 several times coop with a friend. I’ll always be a fan of this series.

[@Itschotsch]

Anno 2070 is indeed one of the best imo, but I understand when people say they like their Anno to be set in a historical setting.

[@terraincognitaband7273]

that intro from 1602 was and will ever be one of my favourite key moments in childhood. (in par with the sunflowers logo)

[@FWSeba]

It's pure nostalgia, right?

[@F1fan4eva]

What a great video! You articulated every feeling I get playing the game that I myself couldn't describe it as well. I love love love playing 1404, and I play pretty much with your exact gamestyle. You've convinced me to load up my continuous save file.

[@FWSeba]

Glad you enjoyed the vid, have fun in 1404!

[@Pooter-it4yg]

I was sad when they finally pulled the plug on 1800. I particularly wanted a South-East Asia instance - the Princess would have made an ideal introductory character to it. Some tips for anyone new to the franchise: The best way to learn how 1800 works is to play 1404. In 1800, get to Enbesa as soon as possible, obtain a white flag and start trading watches from Archie to Ketema - thereafter money is no problem. Get hold of Costume Designers from Eli - no need to ship cotton (until you get into really fancy stuff later.) In the opposite direction don't bother shipping sewing machines until you're ready to colonise Manola. In the Arctic you can buy most of your regional needs from the Inuit camp. Old Nate gives you enough gas to construct two airships - do it and ignore the rest of the quest until you've used them to claim all the gas plateaux. The AI characters will have airships by other means but only you will be able to power cities without oil. Isobel sells aluminium - enough for all your postal needs. Set up a New World hacienda farm solely to produce fertiliser to ship across the globe (put in a sell order at the harbour to get rid of the alpaca wool).

[@freakman420]

I'm going to have to try this now. I've been looking for a game for so long. And the way you described this, it sounds like something perfect for me

[@FWSeba]

Glad I could help!

[@AlrightMikeGames]

A month from now, you're gonna be like "I'm 937 hours into my 3rd playthrough....."

[@LeftoverPat]

Thank you for making this! I played 1800 on the free weekend recently, and you totally summarized my feelings

[@mrmcniceman]

Spending hours and hours together and my man is shitting on my musical taste :D

[@chris6291]

I'd never played another Anno before, found this and it sat on Steam for a couple of years. Then I finally played it and it became one of my favorite games of all time. I've put more time into it than I would admit, and look forward to something else from these brilliant developers that scratches my itch for more. I'll try it in German next for a change up! Nice video.

[@FWSeba]

Thanks a lot, glad you like the game!

[@Kintabl]

I'm also long fan of Anno series, since Anno 1602. IMHO Anno 1800 is the best. For the next Anno I would like something like Ancient Rome/Greek or back to roots Portugal exploration era. Building an Portugal empire with Anno 1800 settings would be so good. You start with Portugal map building your main town/capitol, you start to explore new maps in atlantic ocean, coast of Africa, South America(Brazil), India, China, Japan. And every new map bring new resources and expantion od production line. And then you move all the diferent products and resorces from all over the world back to your main city.

[@lloydbenham]

I'm a bit of a digital hoarder, always buying games knowing I will never have the time to play them. I do take time to try games that are relaxing and can be played in short sessions. You've inspired me to try Anno 1404, thank you for sharing your opinion!

[@FWSeba]

You're welcome, glad I motivated you to try it!

[@HYDRARMOR]

I remember picking Anno 1404 as a young teenager randomly and.... it was love from 1st sight. No other game has that atmosphere, music, blend of relaxing and engaging elements... it is truly like seeing an old friend again!

[@FWSeba]

@@HYDRARMOR it is, it will forever be my favourite 🥺

[@lardstehbread]

I've only played Anno 1701 and 1800 but I love them both so much

[@BobJones-tk3nq]

Thanks for your awesome video. I love city builders but have been on the fence about Anno. You've convinced me to give it a try. Calmness is a good thing!

[@FWSeba]

Glad you like the video! And you'll love Anno!

[@joshdean197]

I agree wholeheartedly with your assessment and approach to the game. If I’m honest it’s helped with my own enjoyment of the game. Thanks for sharing mate, you have touched another Anno lover.

[@FWSeba]

@@joshdean197 that's so great to hear, thank you 🥺

[@Tedpikel]

Having never played Anno before, I recently grabbed 1880 in a sale and then 1404 soon after. So glad I did. I was surprised by just how chilled out they were. They closest thing I can compare to them is Banished, but that is quite stressful.

[@olahaldor]

Your summary of all the games, and then can't pick between 1404 and 1800.. I agree 100%!! :D

[@amegatron07]

Thanks for the video! Should definitely try the series. For some reason, I never payed attention to it, even though the game of my childhood was Caesar 3, so I totally understand your nostalgic feelings and vibes.

[@snappyworld2241]

vielen Dank für diese wundervolle Beschreibung der Anno-Faszination. Mich hat das Spiel auch vor vielen Jahren gepackt und ich war verwundert und erstaunt über mich, als ich mich um 3 Uhr früh immer noch am Computer befand und einfach nicht aufhören konnte. Ein grandioses Spiel und du beschreibst das so treffend, wie die Musik, die Charaktere und der Verlauf des Spiels so harmonisch ineinander greifen dass man die reale Welt so wunderbar ausschalten kann.

[@FWSeba]

Vielen Dank für die lieben Worte 🥹♥️

[@Ferz2006]

Das gleiche ist mir heute passiert. Ich wollte nur kurz das Anno 1602 Remaster testen, schwupps war es 5 Uhr morgens 😂

[@HelixWek]

Living in the moment isn't cringe. Fuck this modern internet where sentimental and healthy human behavior is "cringe". No wonder depression is so ubiquitous. Great vid--Anno is amazing.

[@FWSeba]

Thank you!

[@GamingInfested]

about 15 years ago or so I tried Anno, played it fair bit. it stuck inside me, went for different games but everytime I see Anno title in store I get some nostalgia

[@michaelmarchant7245]

I have never played any of the Anno games, but I did buy the new one in the Steam sale and will definitely get around to playing it now. And this, FWSeba, was the best game review I have ever seen on KZbin. Thank you.

[@FWSeba]

No, thank you 🥹😭

[@CP.Biscuit]

Fantastic video! I've had Anno 1800 for a while but haven't downloaded it yet, given my limited phone data plan. After watching your video, I'm definitely making the download happen. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@FWSeba]

Thank you for your kind words, have fun!

[@GrndAdmiralThrawn]

I remember playing 1602 AD, Age of Empires, and Civilization IV as a kid. Good times

[@uckuzu]

As a very seasoned gamer, Anno as a series is absolutely unmatched in many fields. I wish Stronghold could keep producing as a series with this reliability.

[@Fernandoenf2]

You sold me this game man , I wish there would an anno set in the classical age Imagine commerce with Phoenicians or Greeks

[@FWSeba]

I'm glad you like it!

[@LlawenSeri]

I was the weird 10 year old playing Anno 1602 and I enjoyed it so much! Now my son is 10 and I got us Anno 1800 for Christmas this year. I hope it lives up to my cozy memories...

[@FWSeba]

Aw that's so cute! I bet it will!

[@sniif]

Ich muss ehrlicherweise sagen, dass die Anno-Reihe einen richtig besonderen Platz in meinem Herzen hat. Obwohl ich erst 17 bin habe ich doch einiges von der Anno-Reihe mitbekommen. Angefangen 2013 mit Anno 1404 auf einem alten PC, der alle 5 Minuten abstürzte, ich nicht mal lesen und nur Straßen bauen konnte zu den Brüchen mit der Tradition in Anno 2070 und Anno 2205 und dem Aufstieg zurück in die Vergangenheit mit Anno 1800 und seinen zahlreichen DLCs. Ich habe jedes einzelne Spiel jeweils mindestens 300 Stunden am Stück gespielt und kann sagen, doch schon vieles mit dieser Reihe miterlebt zu haben. Ob das Spiel nun "entspannend" ist, hängt glaube ich ganz davon ab, was man in diesem Spiel erreichen möchte oder nicht, zu gut kann ich mich daran erinnern, in Kindheitstagen in Anno 1404: Venedig mit meinem besten Freund stundenlang das Piratenszenario zu spielen oder einfach mal einen Endlosmodus auf entspannt durchzuballern - das hat viel Spaß gemacht und war auch "relaxing", zumal man damals sowieso die Zügel beim Spielen lockerer gelassen hat. Heutzutage sieht das für mich zumindest ganz anders aus, Anno 1404 (

[@FWSeba]

Dankeschön :) Ich glaube, sobald das neue kommt, mache ich noch ein Video dazu

[@Dach101]

great review and insights, really well put together. Never played the game but I'm delighted it has such good memories for you.

[@FWSeba]

Thank you!

[@cnags89]

What a charming review 😊 I heard about this game a couple weeks ago and it sounds awesome! My dad and I are waiting for it to hopefully go on sale around Christmas and we’re gonna nerd out! Happy to hear this is a cozy game because I really enjoy those too!

[@FWSeba]

Thank you! This game is what you make of it. Optimise and go to war and it's stressful as hell, but lay back and don't rush it and it's super chill.

[@magnarchivist]

Hope you got it, if not its on sale right now ends on the 15th though👍

[@alinagy]

We used to play Anno has a family, it was so much fun. I remember in Anno 1404, the announcer says in the beginning of a round "Choose your banner" distinctively.

[@FWSeba]

Are you sure about the banner thing? I only remember it from the earlier ones

[@alinagy]

@@FWSeba might have been Anno 1602, that was like 20+ years ago, nostalgic af

[@DaeViZ0n3]

Anno1404 is an amazing game still! I love it for the exact same reasons you do

[@FWSeba]

That's so nice to hear!

[@Silly2smart]

Well-presented and nicely explained. Thanks!

[@RisingDivinity]

I started this series on 2070 after having never heard of Anno before. Guess it is still kinda niche. I went in expecting some kind of strategy/management but was blown away immediately by the piano music and the opening screen. It felt like the beginning of a children's storybook and as the game continued to be developed I loved taking part in the real time events. No other game quite captivated me in the same way. I guess there's a certain 'intensity' to Anno games based further forwards in time. Anno has definitely been a weird mix of constantly working to improve or reach a goal whilst also finding time to catch glimpses of your creation and really coming to appreciate what went into making it. I liked 2070 for seeing residences grow taller and taller whilst seeing the landscape transform based on my decisions and 1800 was an incredible and exciting journey of industrialisation. Steam engines will always make my heart race. I guess at the end of the day, as much as I would love to see another sci-fi or even post apocalyptic Anno, we are in agreement: Anno is great because it's not following the trend of many other games. It's cozy and yet complex, filled with unforgettable characters whilst you manage potentially millions and through it all it's just content to keep doing things it's own thing in it's own way.

[@howardmarkert8150]

Anno 801 Set in either Scandinavia or Britain, Anno 900, anno 702 set in China

[@__RobertM__]

Your video captures what ANNO meant and means to me so eloquently and perfectly! Gut gemacht, Herr Seba :)

[@FWSeba]

Dankeschön, Herr Robert!

[@hashemhashem2912]

Best city building series. Anno 1800 is exceptional.

[@FWSeba]

It absolutely is!

[@XandarLake1]

Exactly. I just enjoy playing it. Thank you :)

[@zigaoberstar1039]

I played 1602 waaaay backm when I was 6 or 7, didn't speak english, didn't understand the game, but man, if I hear a music piece that 1602 uses, I instantly get a flashback to the good old days. Brings tears to my eyes. Anno 1800 really nailed the music. When I was hearing the songs for the first time I noticed that I was just staring into the screen, listening to music. This happened only once before, when I was playing Mechanicus and the legendary Children of the Omnissiah made it's way into my ears I was staring yet again at the screen with tears in my eyes and goosebumps on my skin.

[@FWSeba]

Absolutely, the music in 1800 is masterful. When they brought back some tunes from 1404 in 1800 I couldn't believe my ears

[@immortaljanus]

I confess I had to quit playing Anno for the moment but I'm definitely returning to it at some point.

[@Riflez0ne]

anno is such an amazing series i remember my cousin giving me the 1602 disk.

[@cmacdhon]

I really enjoyed your awesome video!

[@FWSeba]

Thank you!

[@subbtopp]

aww thta exactgly how i feel about anno. Than was lovely thanks. x

[@FWSeba]

Thank you!

[@uh60rider2000]

I came late to the franchise. Anno 1800 is stupendous! I love this game, but I stopped playing it last year due to IRL issues. After this video, I think I'm going to load up a new Anno 1800 game and give it a go. thanks for the video. It really brought me back.

[@FWSeba]

That's so great to hear, have fun!

[@UllricLex]

Tolles Video mit schönen Bildern. Ich spiele zwar keine Citybuilder aber deine Begeisterung für Anno ist schon ansteckend 😃

[@FWSeba]

Das freut mich zu hören, Dankeschön :)

[@antonbotha2857]

Excellent description of the Anno games. I started with 1404, tried 2070, skipped 2205 and is addicted to 1800.

[@FWSeba]

Thank you!

[@snagletoothscott3729]

I only played the game when it was under the title *1602 A.D.* I never associated the Anno series with that so I never played the others. Used to love leaving the game running while i went to work, then come back and try to salvage whatever was left of my city.

[@lyuboslavsalev7522]

It's like listening you to describe how I feel, how I play this masterpiece. One thing I can add here and I love is that this game has almost no bugs or glitches that will interrupt the gameplay. Also this little reminder every 2 hours, it's such a lovely detail and care for the players.

[@FWSeba]

True, I never thought about that. It's mostly bug free 🤯

[@lyuboslavsalev7522]

@@FWSeba yeah, it's like a masterpiece of game development. Do you play in multiplayer? I rarely find people who wanna play it, cuz it takes a lot of time. But honestly, playing just against the AIs sometimes makes me feel lonely in the Anno world.

[@FWSeba]

@@lyuboslavsalev7522 I have one friend I play multiplayer with, but except for that I like playing by myself

[@franziskapipp6091]

Wonderful video! I love how many facettes you point out, makes me appreciate the game so much more 😊 can't wait to play it again. Also, your voice is so soothing, I'll definitely check out more of your videos!

[@FWSeba]

Thanks a lot ♥️

[@Doongie4ever]

I only have Anno 1800 for the PS5, after watching your video I'm going to play during the winter break.

[@FWSeba]

Great decision!

[@randcome]

This was great. Thank you. It as like a love story.

[@rendyandrian7149]

Anno 1800 with no pirate and competitors is the calmest game I've ever played. Even Tetris feels more hectic. Yet, beneath calm surface there are so many planning and optimizing production and supply chain. And it's addictive as hell.

[@abwuds7208]

New Anno announced :)

[@FWSeba]

I was ok KZbin and saw it 10 minutes after Ubisoft had uploaded it and was like WHAT

[@Hakucho64]

You should try Anno 1800 the board game!

[@moonlightaffairs]

I got the same feeling for Uncharted waters 2 from Koei 😊

[@Double-Mjay]

hearing that 1404 was your youth made me feel old. Mine was 1602, but I get that you feel 1404 was very well rounded overall.

[@8xpdhpckkg]

Dude, it feels like you're my twin brother from another mother! I feel the EXACT same way as you do.Thank you so much for this love letter to the Anno series.

[@FWSeba]

@@8xpdhpckkg thanks bro ❤️🥺

[@Augustus_Imperator]

I would love to see an Anno 9 split between ancient rome (main) and ancient greece + ancient egypt honestly, I think there is so much to do and unpack production wise and architectural wise and the traveling through archipelagos would seem so natural being set in a "mediterranean sea", and I think it would really fit well with the high contrast kind of cartoonish style (something akin to caesar 3), I guess we'll see if the future brings it to us 😀

[@FWSeba]

That sounds really interesting!

[@DasPuppy]

Dude.. I feel EXACTLY the same about the series. Like. Exactly! Down to hating German dubs and this being the only game I play in German. My partner is English, so almost all of my media is in English. I didn't play the future ones. 1404 was my fave. I was hyped for 1800. I play slow, don't build pretty, don't build huge - just relax. Literally everything you say I agree with completely! Einfach gemütlich. Und dann sind Stunden einfach weg.

[@FWSeba]

Scheint, dass ich einen Anno-Zwilling irgendwo habe 😂

[@DasPuppy]

@@FWSeba Das dachte ich mir genau auch so XD

[@pedronabais1456]

my bigger problem with anno 1800 is yhat with yhe new world yhere are so many islands that feels stressful to always need to change islands and world to keep the lohistic chain going

[@ageb4budde]

That game stressed me out. May e I tried to do too much too soon. But the creative mode seemed too dull. Weird.

[@CarneSagrado]

. Yeah you get me! I love Fallout 3 & 4 for the environment including the music! I get fully immersed! .

[@ManJackThe]

Thanks for the video, lovely (re-installing 1404 right now)

[@FWSeba]

Yes, good, let the Anno flow through you!

[@neil1922]

How about... Anno 117: Pax Romana set in Rome

[@FWSeba]

That sounds highly unlikely, to be honest 👀

[@maggyfrog]

anno is the best for introvert gamers who just want to build in a sandbox ☕

[@GullySyde28]

I miss this type of gameplay.

[@vanyadolly]

Agreed. I came across Anno 1404 entirely by accident, and I've never played a game so charming, gorgeous and absolutely addictive. Although I think I need a few more hundred hours learning the ropes before I can call it relaxing. 😂 The NPCs add some stress, but at the same time they're such fun characters that the game feels lonely without them.

[@korakkarok]

YOURE RIGHT!! I VISITED ANNO 1404 EARLY NOV THIS YEAR & ALREADY PLAYED ABT 40HOURS ATM.

[@glockenberg]

My favourite character is 1404 Narrator ( french by Benoît Allemane, Morgan Freeman dub ). The cosiest way to be reminded to take a cup of coffee.

[@iamaglassoftea7]

I played Anno 1404 unrecommended for the first time in 2018. First rts and everything. It was like finding a missing puzzle piece. Cozy is the perfect description. I did play anno 1800 a lot as well, and I just dont have the same love for it. There's something about it. Too complex, perhaps? It's still great. I actually prefer the time period. There's just something about 1404, nothing quite has matched the actual palpable feeling it gave me.

[@Pendragon667]

Personally for me Anno 1602 is my "feel good" games of all Anno's in the series. Its graphics ooze a certain charm, the music is just nice and it's mechanics weren't as complicated or convoluted like in later installments

[@Sarnarath]

Looks amazing!! It's hard to find a relaxing game that isn't boring to players, i think that's also why a lot of people still play OSRS 20+ years later.

[@Cyon2012]

What stands OSRS for please?

[@Sarnarath]

@@Cyon2012 Old School Runescape, basically everything before they introduced the wilderness changes in 2007 + things that were approved by the players via poll.

[@Cyon2012]

@@Sarnarath Ok, thank you. I have never played RuneScape but if it is relaxing perhaps I should.

[@Hvn1957]

My mom used to sing that (along with many other songs)!❤ Or something like it anyway.

[@raughboy188]

I have every original of anno that ever came out including 1701 and 1404 historic edition. For anno 1800 i have everything that ever came out. all i need is to get rest of historic editions to have full anno collection.

[@FWSeba]

Impressive!

[@raughboy188]

@@FWSeba when i bought the games i got them on disocunt so for games for anno series i owe i also have all dlcs for all of them. One that isn't bad but also isn't fun to play is 2205. 2070 was good it is futuristic but follows god old anno style, 2205 takes different aproach which i don't like but i do like what you can do in that game. history editions of 1404 and 1701 are worth playing becuse you get nicer look and usefull mechanic form 2070 if you plaed it then you should kow what i'm talking about. Anno series is well known but they don't do bombastic announcements like others.

[@colin_painting_adventure]

Anno games are great but for the most relaxing, that has to be Foundation. An amazing game..

[@matthiasschafer9023]

You have exactly pointed it out why I love playing this game. I started with 1404, then played 1701, both the future settings and now I am playing 1800 over and over again. It's just relaxing. Although I am German, I do play the English version - just my preference.

[@anonymusug727]

Until Ann Harlow cones and ruins your Routes 😂

[@anthonyharrison8567]

2070 was a good game and when deep ocean DLC was added it opened the game up so much. But nothing is as good as 1800.

[@FluffyFractalshard]

I would love Anno 900 for an even more folky- village and nordic setting (vikings sailing to iceland and greenland) 💜

[@michaelyork4554]

1602 AD is very fun, except when you find gold, then, unless you get cocky, you will eventually win, but it still takes some planning, and execution.

[@tralhas]

I played Anno 1404 a lot, and I love the game but I think it can become really overwhelming with all stuff happening in late game.

[@Szederp]

Piranha Bytes? Gothic / Risen series? Settlers series?

[@FWSeba]

Planet Zoo serious?

[@Kokopilau77]

I snagged 1602 by chance and immediately fell in love with the series. Logged the most time in 1701. Unfortunately, my computer wasn't able to run the later iterations l as I switched over to the xbox and PS4. Might snag one of them on the Steam Deck thougj as I'm feeling that itch of leading a group of preschoolers in an earlier century management sim

[@FWSeba]

I can highly recommend 1800! It has so much from the old ones but also refreshing new mechanics

[@EliotJohnson]

Nice Narration on this video. I have this game in my library and have played it a few times. Seems to be a bit of a resource hog on graphics, but I will agree with you, It is a relaxing game

[@FWSeba]

It's very well optimized though, and especially CPU heavy. So maybe turn down population density and draw distance to improve FPS.

[@FWSeba]

Oh and thanks! 😅

[@EliotJohnson]

@@FWSeba I will try that. Thank you :)

[@dadrobo1177]

I played Dawn of Discovery a lot, which I believe is 1404 ?

[@FWSeba]

Yes it is!

[@scuzzy2142]

Anno 432 and do a Roman Anno?

[@FWSeba]

Uhh, interesting!

[@scuzzy2142]

@@FWSeba I love anno. Clicking in several hundred hours and rising. I also can't stand future anno. Rome would be good for building on the frontier and brining roads, tech, and culture to the barbarians. Kinda similar to the 1800s

[@wurzelbert84wucher5]

A bit like Settlers 2 :D

[@cityofbricks]

Great music and your voice =)

[@FWSeba]

Thank you!

[@Notsram77]

Gosh that looks cozy.

[@vodkavecz]

Yeah, the futuristic setting doesn't really work for the Anno series. With the DLCs 1800 already reached the 1940s era too. Going back, I don't think any other middle age era would be that much different from Anno 1404. What I'd like if the next Anno game would go way back to the roots of civilization. The first foragers settling down at a suitable location, discovering new technologies like domesticating animals and growing crops. And then each tier would push them forward in time, up to classical ancient era. What I'd do away with in a sense is boats tho. Replace the flagship with scouts, and trade ships with caravans. And the sea with untamed wilds. Where islands are habitable areas. Of course the sea can be a part of the game too, but later, when the people can build boats big enough to cross it. The neat thing they could do is the area you build at could determine what kind of architecture and needs your people need. They could advance in the analogue of hellenistic, egyptian, mesopotamian, far eastern, etc styles. Kinda like how 1404 had the occident and the orient on the same worldmap.

[@FWSeba]

Sounds interesting 🤔

[@matthew4031]

100000000% AGREE. Love this game. I've only played 1800

[@marcosbrolio]

Problem is the ubi launcher, I got a lot of peoblems with it, cant buy nothing, problems to lunch games, not loading

[@Vipre-]

All these years and I never put together that the digits in the titles always add up to 9. Was this meant as an intentional easter egg?

[@FWSeba]

As far as I know, it was intentional, yes

[@kajlglagoli4874]

Anno Pre-Domini 333, set in the time of Alexander, would be interesting :D

[@FWSeba]

Damn, sounds cool

[@hobiegal]

I loved 1602, 1701, and 1503. For some reason I didn’t play the others but have been meaning to play 1800. I play the way you do and M not interested in the future games either. You’ve made me want to play 1404 also. I really enjoyed your video.

[@FWSeba]

Thank you 😊

[@Creek54]

Now you got me curious.

[@makingmemesat3AM]

THEY DOING ROME NOW

[@FWSeba]

@@makingmemesat3AM Check Out my newest video

[@makingmemesat3AM]

@@FWSeba IM HYPED FOR IT

[@AbsurdShark]

I slept on Anno until 1800, and i was angry at myself for doing so. Before trying these games, i thought it was not for me if its not a "proper" rts. How wrong i was. Now i love both 1800, and 1404.