Age of Empires IV: Anniversary Edition

Significant buffs to Mohe Tribesmen and Bedcrossbows increase overall offensive and defensive pressure.

Broad nerfs to economy, cavalry speed, and unit bonuses to bring the civilization in line with others.

Significant economic and production nerfs to reduce overall dominance.

Improved stability, UI reliability, and account integration.

Significant reduction in survivability and damage for high-tier Demilancers.

Redistributed power: stronger base infantry but weaker specialized upgrades and utility.

High-impact random buffs available through a limited-time event mode.

Provides extreme challenges for veteran players via massive resource cheats.

Adjustments made to refine the unit's uniqueness and effectiveness.

Better persistence for user preferences and settings.

Improved game stability and reduced frequency of crashes.

Faster access to first pause, but fewer total pauses allowed.

Reduced range advantage for both foot and mounted archers.

Lower health and melee defense make it more vulnerable to close-quarters combat.

Improved stability and fixed platform-specific sharing issues.

Missing cosmetic rewards for ranked play have been restored.

Improved transparency and communication regarding season timing and rewards.

Greater flexibility in how players issue and manage unit commands.

Significant improvements to control and customization for high-level play.

AI is now more difficult to defeat on the highest setting.

Reduced reliance on the overpowered Fire Lancer unit.

Improved accessibility and preference for handheld players.

Ensures the technology consistently provides its intended benefits.

More control over map preferences in Quickmatch.

Fixed critical progression bug regarding Perk Points.

Corrected visual glitches on Xbox One maps.

Attack speed restored to intended values.

Attack speed restored to intended values.

Attack speed restored to intended values.

Attack speed restored to intended values.

Slightly increased durability against ranged attacks.

Significant quality-of-life improvement for early game food gathering.

Improved AI stability in Nomad mode and cleaner UI.

Minor visual tweaks and expanded hotkey customization.

New quality-of-life tool for viewing the game world.

Higher resource investment required for defensive walling.

Fixed combat behavior allows villagers to defend themselves properly.

Increased efficiency in building placement and queuing.

Improved reliability and movement while providing buffs.

Walls are more vulnerable during the construction phase.

Recovering viability after previous siege nerfs.

Removed the ability to place the Capital directly next to enemy bases.

Fresh map rotation for ranked play.

Improved stability and correctness of civilization-specific mechanics.

Removed an exploit allowing redundant research.

Removed an exploit allowing redundant research.

Removed an unintended advantage/exploit.

Improved reliability and visual clarity for the event mode.

More time for players to climb the ladder and earn rewards.

Improved reliability and visual feedback for the event mode.

Improved menu stability and controller responsiveness.

New challenges and event content added to the game.

New gameplay variety through a climate-based game mode.

Improved controller reliability and unit management.

New objective-based gameplay experience for Season Ten.

Corrected an unintended early access to the Farimba upgrade.

Improved stability and fewer crashes during the event.

Shift from burst bounty acquisition to steady accumulation during gathering.

Slightly more variety in maps and more control over map avoidance.

Fixed animation skipping for consistency.