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Classical Empires relies on AE and changes plenty stuff, most importantly 4TPY -> 12 TPY and improved Battle & Campaign AI among many other changes, and is still in somewhat active development.
I recommend trying out both and see what fits you better, in general CE takes a slower approach but as I said above, fixes and rebalances many things from the original AE. AE itself is the same as 3 years ago and still great and very much playable, although it really could really use some maintenance.
на протяжении всего времени
I don't recommend it, DEI for Rome 2 since it's a least playable and somewhat enjoyable, not like this mess.
You need at least Ancient Empires Part 1 and 2 to play, AE Supply Systems and AE Dust Particles are optional but recommended.
Classical Empires is basically an Overhaul to Ancient Empires, changing the battle system (away from the 1hp system), ovarhauling attack damage and armor systems, changing to 12TPY and improving Battle- & Campaign AI etc.
It requires Ancient Empires to work, however AE works perfectly fine on it's own.
"It is better to create, than to learn. Creating is the essence of life" - Julius Caesar
Why are artillery units only 2 engines on ultra unit size? Surely this is a bug.
When are the other agent types coming? They just say "coming soon"?