NEW ANNO! Oh No The Announcement Of This New Anno Game Has Me Really Worried... ANNO 117: PAX ROMANA

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[dmf]

I hope Ubisoft don't ruin this with live service

[brandonjordan]

I am excited, there has to be some sort of ground army in a game about Rome. I also think this sets them up greatly for expansions in Egypt & Middle East.

[Thundercloud]

They had to go far back because of their titles. In case you haven't noticed, it is always 9. For that you need to know numerology.
Anno 1602 = (1+6+0+2) = 9.
Anno 1701 = (1+7+0+1) = 9.
Anno 1404 = (1+4+0+4) = 9.
Anno 2070 = (2+0+7+0) = 9.
Anno 2205 = (2+2+0+5) = 9.
Anno 1503 = (1+5+0+3) = 9.
Anno 1800 = (1+8+0+0) = 9.
Anno 117 = (1+1+7) = 9.
Based on this rule their only choice is to go far back to the Roman era. I agree that war needs to come back. The average lifetime of a Roman emperor was less than a year. They all got murdered. In that era, it was war all the time.

[coverhoeven]

Groundfights like the good old days, i hopwe thats coming back

[Fyrapan]

I want to be able to play as the Greeks in this game. Imagine the possibility of playing in co-op as different factions, and we trade and help each other, just like in Anno 1800.

[waltblackadar]

Given how many hours I played of 1800, I'm in at full price *as long as they don't make this a stupid Epic exclusive again*

[dragontoy]

Is it just me but when he finished his speech and turned his head towards the camera I was expecting him to say "what's in your wallet?"

[baronobeefdip]

I will just wait for it to be dirt cheap on Steam.

[michaelc]

I'm pretty surprised that a new Anno game is coming next year, considering all the updates and DLC that 1800 is getting. I'm cautiously optimistic about what the game is going to provide for us.

Also, the fact that the years have to add up to 9 and the next Anno is not 2025 is such a missed opportunity. 😆

[hypnodink]

They had to go back so far to hold to their "numbers totaling nine" year format. 711 would have sounded like you'd be serving Slurpies.

[Skankhunt]

i hope there can be more than 1 faction on an island like in 1404 so we need to build walls

[cirugo]

A lot of other Roman games out or coming out right now

[Telpiun]

Tired of publishers forcing me to use specific launchers via game exclusivity. This is so anti-consumer, I’m not sure why it’s still legal.

[tampaguy]

117 was a pretty good year for the Romans

[bracken]

I was really hoping for something based around world war I. Love the industrial era in Anno. Won't be getting that in Rome. Also... No steam, no sale.

[AsymmetricalCrimes]

Looks like Nova Roma will have some competition next year!

[skyesfury]

If they don't get their act together, they won't be releasing this because they won't exist. Not releasing on Steam is not going to work in their favor when they're already hurting financially.

[RaccoonRepublic]

My thoughts on ground combat are that it would be amazing to see it, but also I'd be totally comfortable if it wasn't part of the game - because limiting battles to sea only can create a nice balance between chill, peaceful gameplay and strategic combat. I do hope we get ground battles though, genuinely.

As for grid-based city building, I have to say that for a game like Anno which is behind the scenes basically a living excel spreadsheet, I think it suits the game very well. When you're dealing with a clearly defined grid, it's easier to understand and plan the mechanics in a clearly defined way. So unlike other games which do very well with a free-form system, I would be very happy to see Anno keep it's traditional grid system.

[L-.]

I honestly thought it whoud be in the 19 hundreds even though they couldn’t do their tradition that every digit ads up to 9

[Seba-rrdx]

I'm very happy with the prospect of an Anno game in this time period. Despite all the problems of Ubisoft they delivered great when it comes to Anno and the antic era is perfect. But I agree that it should be an Steam.