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[HTC Droid DNA] MrCrowley™:
Age of Empire​

One of the best strategy game on PC, is avaible from few months in Google Play.

1. How to play?

At the first, download game from Google Play. After install, u have to enter "Invitation Code", then u can set up your ID, PWD and nick.

2. Is it free?

Yes, AoE is a free game, but u can also upgrade ur city by buying Gold for $ (it`s optional)

3. It is official game or BETA?

It`s Official game, but it doesn`t mean, that there are not any bugs. If you found any, you should report it to GM

4. What is this game offering?

This game offering a real-time MMO, at the moment, i don`t found better strategy game.

5. Sources.

There are 7 types of basic sources:

Wood, Food, Iron, Stone, Yeomen, Copper coins, Gold.

6. What is the most important source?

Most important source is instantly Gold, then Copper coins, others depend from server.

7. How many servers are avaible?

At the moment 28 servers are avaible for players.

8. How many accounts can I have?

As you want.

[SIZE="6"[CENTER]BASIC KNOWLEDGE[/CENTER][/SIZE][/COLOR][/COLOR]

[COLOR="Blue"]There are four types of units:

Infantry - DEF/ATK 20/10

Cavalry - DEF/ATK 14/14

Archer - DEF/ATK 10/13

Catapult - DEF/ATK 12/19

Arena:

U have avaible 15 tickets per day, 1 ticket - 1 fight.

On arena, u can get 200 of four sources and 10 fame (by fame u get lvl up, also u can get fame reward)

You can buy 15 more tickets for 5 gold.

Generals:

SOON

Tower:

In tower, you can gain exp for your Generals and get new general (every 20 floors)

Alliance:

You can also make an alliance with others, then upgrade ur ally to get sources bonus.

Treasures:

It`s a way, to get gold, but before that, u have to make realy, realy big unit to defeat the strongly treasures. There are 1 - 9 levels of treasures, treasures gather box (you can get realy nice things, first thing is general) and copper coins/gold. 1-7lvl of treasure gather copper coins, the rest, 8 and 9, holds a high amounts of gold.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stac.empire.main&hl=en

It`s "Invitation Code" of my alliance, it`s 2nd in Alliances Ranking, if you type this code, there a high chance that we`ll accept your ally request. Here is the code: 5019787470. U'll get gold, free general, free lottery ticket and 1.1k sources/24h.
[HTC Droid DNA] rhettnis:
not really sure what this thread is about, but AoE II was MY ****!!!! when I was like 14, I played the **** out of that. As for this game, I don't know, but ill give it a try.
[HTC Droid DNA] MrCrowley™:
It's not exactly like PC, but who knows, maybe soon there 'll be update w/ animations.

Wytaptane z motki defaj
[HTC Droid DNA] androidxen:
Actually, it has nothing to do with the PC game and series Age of Empires...
[HTC Droid DNA] MrCrowley™:
But its still interesting game.
[General Questions and Answers] xXckkillerXx:
No doubt this year and the one coming have been and will be a giant evolution in smart phones and their operating systems that are embedded in them, but the question is: Jellybean 4.2 or Windows Phone 8 Metro? Why do you like it or not like it as well. Thanks its just a bit of a survey.
[General Questions and Answers] winappleworld:
I would suggest Windows phone 8. As everyone knows Android attracts virus and malware. It is too laggy and stuff.

Windows phone OS is something new and awesome in design. It is not as laggy as Android. Not many security issues.

If you need to buy a Windows phone 8, Nokia Lumia 920 is my choice. No Android!

http://winappleworld.com/top-windows-phone-8-features-you-should-know/ - Have a look
[General Questions and Answers] PROGUERAM:
Windows Phone 8.

I too am eyeing it. But cant decide 8S or 820.

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[General Questions and Answers] onyxbits:
Android - without question. I have zero interest in using anything that comes from Microsoft. Pretty much their whole product portfolio is driven by: Oh ****, someone made something that's successful and we are missing the bandwagon? Quick, let's throw a massive amount of money at building a knock-off that looks like the original thing but clearly shows that we haven't understood what put the magic into it.
[General Questions and Answers] PROGUERAM:
Totally wrong. In what way does a WP8 look like Android? In fact, Android looks like Apple's ugly twin.

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[General Questions and Answers] ak21:
Windows 8 something new.

I haven't tried Windows 8 phone nor have I tried a Windows 7 phone. Android seems good to me this far though, only reason I would go for a Windows 8 phone is just to try something new, that's about it...I know pretty dumb reason :). I just like trying different things, though I would obviously do some research on it first; though Windows 8 is suppose to be stable, but not sure how big there App store is, I heard its pretty small at the moment.
[General Questions and Answers] Denpech:
It seems to me for Windows 8 big future, after all it is a universal platform for PC

It seems to me for Windows 8 big future, after all it is a universal platform for PC and phones
[General Questions and Answers] makeyourself:
For the most part that is categorically untrue, viruses are practically non-existent due to the fact that Android is Linux based. It has non-infectious malware yes but only if you have no common sense and can't use a ratings system in a very basic way. That is a slight drawback of an almost completely open app market where a corporation cannot generally control things by banning stuff whenever it likes.

As for laggy, again simply not true. There just happens to be more of a range of devices from low end to very fast high end.
[General Questions and Answers] Toriko:
I agree. Also I'd say that for many Android phones (not all) you can find developers willing to personalize and modify your stock Rom.

This is not possible in a closed OS: you have to accept it like it is.

I have a Huawei Shine with the Mod Rom of the user bgcngm and I don't find it laggy.
[General Questions and Answers] onyxbits:
I wrote that Microsoft's innovation more or less entirely consists of copying competitors (poorly), not that W8 is a an Android knock-off.

Time for a bigger picture: about 5 years ago, Apple came up with the IPhone. Up until then, most mobile phones had a number keyboard, a tiny screen and allowed you to customize them with wallpapers and ringtones (at a ridiculous cost). Apple changed that. Suddenly, you had a large touchscreen, the ability to run apps and with that also the ability to use your phone for more than making the carriers money.

Microsofts reaction to that (google "blamer laughs at iphone"): $500 for a phone? Lol! The iphone became a success. Microsofts reaction to that: shock and awe. W7 had to be released in a hurry. If you were stupid enough to buy a W7 phone... well... sucks. You have no upgrade plan.

Speaking of W7. Its UI is based on the Zune. Zune what was that again? Oh right, Microsofts shock and awe reaction to Apple's Ipod. Hello WMA, hello DRM, I always wanted a file format that allows me to do less.

Let's go back a few more years. Back then, around 1993, Bill Gates was asked about the internet and in his opinion, it was merely a hype, windows fileshares were the future. Two years later, win95 shipped without a browser and without installing TCP/IP. Netscape became the darling of the new economy and Microsoft became pretty jealous. The browserwars started and for years to come, we had to deal with the IE (aka Infection Engine).

Let's go back a few more years even. Microsoft in it's first years. Bill Gates vision of an Operation System literally looked like this:

C:\>

Apple came along and their vision actually looked like something (namely: a desktop). Microsofts reaction to that... well ... the win 3.x product line, aka the "colorful clownsuit for DOS". Something that never knew if it wanted to be an operating system or a GUI on top of an operating system. Hence it was both and neither at the same time, ridiculous to use and crashed whenever it had the chance to.

So, what else do we have? Oh yes, Surface, the "tablet" that does not really know if it wants to be a tablet or an ultrabook and hence tries to be both for the sole reason of microsoft again being in shock and awe and afraid of a competitor establishing an industry standard for Office on the tablet market, that is not MS office.

To summarize my point: None of Microsoft's major products is an innovation of their own. It's all "me too", usually inferior and generally only successful because MS has the leverage to swamp out their competition.

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So ... you are interested in the universal tow coupling for caravans, truck trailers and railway carriage? Win8 is a complete and utter failure as it makes you constantly switch between a UI optimized for touchscreens and a UI that is optimized for mouse/keyboard. Yes, it's universal, but that doesn't make it usable.
[General Questions and Answers] PROGUERAM:
Whoa! Never thought of that. I have to agree. If u don't mind, can u tell me what u think of Android? I would love to hear.

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[General Questions and Answers] THUDUK:
Windows phone is a very nice os, which doesn't get a boring as ios quite so quickly. The whole fluidity of the os is a joy to use, but it lacks most of my favourite apps. Even Android lacks a few of the greatest ios apps but not many. Been running a note 2 for a few weeks now. Absolutely no lag anywhere on Android. So much customisation, apps have improved so much now almost on par with ios. The other thing with windows phone, im not sure I like the big word styling everywhere. If you like the styling, don't care much about apps and not into customisation and freedom to adjust everything on your device. Go for windows phone. With Android you have a better choice of apps. Can change the styling to suit. Can be as fluid and lag free especially with jelly bean and the latest devices.
[General Questions and Answers] hyun18:
Android
[General Questions and Answers] boughness:
Hold on a minute. This is all wrong. WM devices have been around way before iPhones existed. In fact, this website blew up because of people wanting to mod their WM phones. I was on XDA modding my WM5 and WM6 phones as early as 2005, if I recall correctly. The last one I had, HTC Titan II, had a decent touchscreen and lots of functionality, ran apps, networking capability, etc. Back then, you had Symbian, Blackberry, or Windows Mobile. The year after was right around the time when touchscreen keyboards were starting to become popular for smartphones - maybe end of 2006. I still had my friends laughing at me for having a giant phone. The iPhone came out the following year, and soon enough everyone had a giant phone. Although Apple destroyed the market with style and functionality, the iPhone was *not* the first smartphone. Not even close. They just, as usual, set a precedent for an extremely well-designed device. There were loads of well-functioning and popular touchscreen smartphones prior to the iPhone, with WiFi, GPS, and a touchscreen.

Fast forward 7 years and I still have an HTC phone, but with Android. HTC have been making great devices since before the iPhone. I'm sure Windows Mobile would not be an upgrade for me at this point. However, for my productivity in 2006, it was outstanding and absolutely critical. It was not pretty, it was functional - and it definitely paved some of the way for IOS and Android. I wish people would stop giving Apple more credit than they deserve. I'm not disputing your Microsoft facts - MS is truly ridiculous and fail miserably at designing products for consumers. But there were plenty of good smartphones before the iPhone, which is why this site exists in the first place.

Android, to be sure.
[General Questions and Answers] moskal91:
WP or Android

Windows Phone 7 sucks just because of 2 elementary features: Bluetooth File Transfer and Mass Storage, I think it's a marketing gimmick, everybody is just interested what new will next OS version bring, then BOOM Windows Phone 8, resizable tiles, bluetooth transfer, mass storage, WOW do you heard that new lumia has BLUETOOTH TRANSFER? NO WAY, I MUST BUY IT, that's just what I was missing in my old lumia.

One thing I like in WP is simplicity and quality. WP is always the same, Android is modified by phone manufacturers and I can find bugs even in official firmware - it does not occur in Windows Phone.

But in the end, I choose Android - I like the fact that there is so much to rummage :laugh:
[General Questions and Answers] nikufellow:
Both are boring maybe salfish or bb10..., oh ! wait firefox os is in the cards too :p

Sent from a hybrid phablet !
[General Questions and Answers] Likespikes69:
Wait, but that is all wrong.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFeC25BM9E0

Video incredibly relevant, apple has never been a source of innovation.
[General Questions and Answers] onyxbits:
I have quite mixed feelings about Android. It is a system created by an advertising company and as such it has huge build-in privacy concerns. You can barely use the platform without tying yourself into the Google ecosystem (just try getting apps without having a Google account) and when you do, you can no longer stay anonymous. Use android to its fullest and you will give them your Name, credit card number, birthday, location, contacts, phonenumber and communication. In short: the wet dreams of an advertiser come through -> Total customer awareness and their privacy policy states pretty much that they are free to use that information in any way they like to.

To make matters worse, that data is also of interest to governments worldwide and since 9/11 we see constant attempts of legislators to push for laws to allow them to spy on their citizens (you may want to google "STASI" to get an idea of why it is a BAD idea to give governments the power to spy on their citizens).

Another thing, I thoroughly dislike on Android is the permission system. It's simply broken by design. Most users don't understand what most permissions encompass and you can't selectively deny them.

Then there is the problem that Google doesn't seem to have the balls to step up to carriers and make Android rooted by default. Ideally, you should own what you pay for, practically, you need root to install things like firewalls which are common sense on the PC, but for some reason not on a phone where the whole ecosystem pretty much demands it.

Last but not least, I have pretty much come to hate the screen on most devices. I never liked 16:9, I prefer 4:3 and as a developer, supporting a gazillion of different resolutions is a nightmare. I just published Pocket Bandit and getting the artwork to scale right was hell.
[General Questions and Answers] netsnation:
Android over Windows because Google Play has tons more apps and games than Windows 8 Appstore does, and Android has better sync options and the whole OS is built on your Google account. Like really... who wants to use Hotmail or Bing.
[General Questions and Answers] PROGUERAM:
My god! You are an encyclopedia man...i would love to interact with u more. The facts you spoke are just mind blowing. It is rare that on a public forum, someone baffles u with knowledge of mammoth proportions. Is there a way we can keep in touch on Twitter? Or FB?

And that "It is a system created by an advertising company" comment just cracked me up. I work FOR an advertising firm and believe me it's just funny.

Just one question though, u said "Android does this...Android does that.." but don't ALL operating systems ask for your credit card information to buy apps? Isn't that a norm? How different is purchasing something online than in a real store? Why blame Android? Even WP does that and so does Apple..

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[General Questions and Answers] About20ninj45:
I prefer android. Customize everything
[General Questions and Answers] onyxbits:
I wasn't going to phrase my post scientifically accurate ;). Of course, there had been smartphones before the iphone, but fact is, as you wrote, Apple came up with the Iphone and then the market took off and MS was going the "me too" road again.

As far as WM/CE is concerned ... "me too" after Palm got successful.

Yes, I know, PARC originally came up with the idea of a pointer driven UI. We can also argue that Gates presented a "tablet computer" way before the IPad. My point however is not that Apple is such a great innovator, but that MS is a supplier of ****ty "me too" products. They never come up with anything exciting before competitors show them how it's done and their answer to missing the bandwagon is always to knock up a clone that usually misses the point of the original product and obviously only exists not to enable users, but to tie them back into the MS ecosystem.
[General Questions and Answers] About20ninj45:
What a lot of people forget is that palm and windows mobile had touch screen phones before the start of " the I craze " and I loved my windows HTC 8125. Touch screen, nice size screen, stylus, slide out keyboard, beam, and supported all types of music and video formats with an incredibly loud speaker. Hmmmmm only if they made an android version of that phone ,,:)
[General Questions and Answers] conkec:
windows phone. it is really easy to use
[General Questions and Answers] maxxinn:
It's only ANDROID.....:cool::cool::cool:

WAITING FOR NEMESIS ONE......

FROM GOD'S OWN COUNTRY....
[General Questions and Answers] galaxys:
Had windows years ago, then switched to Android and never looked back!
[General Questions and Answers] Ngan:
Android. I've never owned a Windows Phone, so this is definitely biased, but I can't see myself owning one. Android is more customizable. If you have an old-ish Android phone, you can flash a custom rom that's more lightweight onto it, and it'll run like new.
[General Questions and Answers] vivek_p08:
Android os ... never used windows phone ... this is biased opinion
[General Questions and Answers] nikufellow:
Funny to see such threads like this still being open - if it were a best Rom thread from a newbie it would have closed in a matter of minutes - calling it subjective ! Doesn't anybody feel this to be subjective :confused:

leap before you think
[General Questions and Answers] kisypher:
Android for now. If a 5" or larger Windows phone comes out in a few months I would take a serious look at it.
[General Questions and Answers] About20ninj45:
Some people aren't noobs and I'm a developer :)

^Team Dirt Aokp Modded Evo 3*D^
[General Questions and Answers] nikufellow:
Lol nobody is a noob the least a person can be is a 'newbie' :sly:

leap before you think
[General Questions and Answers] Axximilli:
Android
[General Questions and Answers] About20ninj45:
I've been around on xda since the boost mobile fix for the blackberry curve days. I lost that account , now I'm back, I'm on creeper status lol but others can be new to this site if so I welcome them. It just suxks that you have to post ten times to post in a developers forum :/ lol. But windows phones were highly customizable back into the day before android and apple. Don't get me wrong. I love android and windows.

^Team Dirt Aokp Modded Evo 3*D^
[General Questions and Answers] Pennycake:
Malware is a really bad argument. You know what else is a malware magnet? Windows for PC. Why? Because the huge market share. If Windows Phone had a bigger market share, they'd have more malware.

If anything, if malware and security are your arguments, you should be supporting Apple - they've had a large market share for a long time - they've actually been tested, unlike WP.

I like WP8's interface the best and am actually a fan - but you need to be realistic and use arguments that will hold up.
[General Questions and Answers] PROGUERAM:
Just FYI, WP has the best security when compared to iOS and Android. It is water tight in every way. The HTML5 was a weak spot and a hacker's delight. You know what MS did? They put it in a different level than the rest of the OS. I believe it's called sandboxing or something. Every app is checked in the beginning at bootup for signatures. If the signatures mismatch with the hardware, the app gets deleted. So, no security is not a bad argument.

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[General Questions and Answers] xperia_pro:
Android the king.
[General Questions and Answers] oxygen_doi:
My opinion :

Apple - the 1st one ho make a os with no bugs

Android - middle solution for users with a low cost

Windows - another bug (but the most common sistem)
[General Questions and Answers] TaMNoNa:
I think Android 4.2 (JB) is very good and stable, so i like it!
[General Questions and Answers] tghy012:
Android all day - no question here!
[General Questions and Answers] PontiacGTX:
Android: The freedom of choosing
[General Questions and Answers] RawrBiscuit:
Hi,

i would rather go with android since i once had a HTC HD7 and i tought the interface was awfull and it was missing LOAD of customization possibilities even tho we had custom roms for it, and the application choice is far less huge than on android.

Rawr.
[General Questions and Answers] TheSneakyGreek:
I love Android. Feature-rich, and allows customization. Plus, if you ever grow tired of the way your phone currently is, you can just flash a new ROM to it!
[General Questions and Answers] Semseddin:
Android without a question. WP8 is more like made for those who jump from dump phones to smartphones. Still, it is not smart enough for an Android user.
[General Questions and Answers] Pennycake:
I'm not willing to buy it until it's actually been tested.

The biggest threat I've seen on Android - or any OS, is the user's themselves. A lot of Windows programs use sandboxing to an extent these days - and people still find ways to get themselves viruses because they're tricked on a mental level and grant the permissions themselves - just like under-educated Android root users who do much the same thing.

Without a significant market share, no one is working all that hard at targeting those users - the profit just isn't there yet.
[General Questions and Answers] brugobo:
If it wasn't for Android's semi open source nature I would still be stuck with a garbage smartphone experience (stock LG Optimus 2X ROMs).

My phone looks almost decent now thanks to xda devs and CyanogenMod team and I want to keep that out-of-jail card on every future phone I get.

So, no Windows for me. Android is where it is at.
[General Questions and Answers] hungry81:
Go for Android- The Windows phone interface is too ugly and the tiles too big and quite frankly boring. Also the people who are calling Apple innovative have no idea what they are talking about.
[General Questions and Answers] Atrizzain:
With Android 4.1.2 and Project Butter, it has never been smoother. Plus the opportunity for customization is almost limitless.
[General Questions and Answers] Luke_23:
of course android. you have so much freedom in this operating system and if you have a virus protection installed on your phone there is nothing that can harm you
[General Questions and Answers] nikufellow:
Lol anti virus softwares are just another one of those gimmicks trust me you would be better off protecting your data and phone if you really know what you are doing ;)

leap before you think
[General Questions and Answers] moqua:
android!

free mind, free sw
[General Questions and Answers] -star-:
And that is the point for the media press. If they find a virus infected app on the play store it's androids fault and the complete android Ecosystem is a big security whole. A big part of the android user community install apps without a thought about the permissions. If you read the required permissions and take 30s to think about them, you are nearly virus free.

But I prefer Android, because I can choose my input method and I have the possibility to create 'real widgets'.
[General Questions and Answers] duckvader:
windows is in now.....not only has app development jumped but so have sales due to its uniqueness...."knock off"???...i think not
[General Questions and Answers] abhi7395:
Definitely android... cause we can't get more freedom in wp compare to android... what you say? :D
[General Questions and Answers] Razielwolfy:
Android . Freedom ^^