aromat

Mode	Rank	Elo	Highest	Wins	Losses	W/R	Last Game
Unranked	-	1347 (+2)	-	51	12	80.95%	4 day(s)
1v1Supremacy	#828	1374 (-1)	1400 (#749)	14	4	77.78%	3 day(s)
Deathmatch	-	940 (-1)	-	0	1	0.00%	2 month(s)

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Id	Victory	Map	Defeat
			kenaikawa aromat	35 min(s)	3 day(s)
	aromat		The Commander	14 min(s)	3 day(s)
	Holy Roman Lancers		aromat	28 min(s)	3 day(s)
	aromat		Barrelrider	15 min(s)	3 day(s)
	aromat		たけおじ～	21 sec(s)	3 day(s)
	aromat		Malte	12 min(s)	4 day(s)
	aromat		彼暗	12 min(s)	4 day(s)
	aromat		Razor	14 min(s)	4 day(s)
	aromat		ImTani	18 min(s)	4 day(s)
	Agonius		aromat	24 min(s)	4 day(s)
	aromat		Reliefdough	13 min(s)	4 day(s)
	aromat		Lemelio	23 min(s)	4 day(s)
	aromat		galloatomico	13 min(s)	4 day(s)
	aromat		Norild	15 min(s)	4 day(s)
	samuel.dominguez.es		aromat	29 min(s)	4 day(s)
	aromat		Laiklik	15 min(s)	1 week(s)
	aromat		kostescu89	15 min(s)	1 week(s)
	aromat		Azzar_al_Eayst	13 min(s)	1 week(s)

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To World’s Edge

Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition deserved better. The game has been pushed aside, hidden from franchise's tournaments, and deprived of fair representation and respect.

For years, critical bugs have gone ignored. Promised content, most notably the Denmark and Poland DLC, was shadily cancelled after over a year of silence, with no meaningful apology or accountability.

And when the community voiced its disappointment, they were met not with dialogue, but with censorship and bans from the official channels.

This isn’t just mismanagement. It’s betrayal of trust and effort of the community that kept this game alive for this long.

- A disapponted fan