Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition is a remaster of the 1999 RTS classic, updating graphics to 4K, adding new civilizations, and improving online multiplayer. For PC players who spent hours on the original AoE II, what’s the best improvement in the Definitive Edition—Was it the ability to zoom in on detailed unit models (like knights and archers), the remastered soundtrack (keeping the original’s medieval vibe), or the new ‘The Last Khans’ DLC (adding 4 new civilizations)? How did the Definitive Edition balance nostalgia and new content—Did the new civilizations (like the Bulgarians or Cumans) feel like they belonged in the original game, or did they change the meta too much for longtime fans? Additionally, the Definitive Edition has quality-of-life features like auto-save and a map editor—Did these make the game less tedious (e.g., no more losing progress to crashes), or did you miss the ‘hardcore’ feel of the original? Finally, Age of Empires IV has since been released—Do you still play the Definitive Edition on PC, and what makes it better than the newer AoE IV (e.g., more familiar civilizations, tighter gameplay, nostalgic maps)?