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This unsung AOM expansion has a lot going for it.

The Atlanteans crash through a town.

Much like Ensemble’s The Conquerors Expansion, you get quite a lot of stuff with The Titans, Age of Mythology’s only official follow-up expansion. A twelve mission campaign continues the story from the original and follows the exploits of Kastor and crew as the game’s new fourth civilization – the Atlanteans. Hard times have befallen the Atlanteans and Kastor (Arkantos’ son) is eager to see his countrymen regain their former glory. Overall the Atlanteans as a civilization are easily the most mobile group, with useful drop-off carts that hasten resource gathering. They also have some nice teleportation and hero powers.

The latter is a faster and cheaper alternative to re-building entire bases in both the campaign and multiplayer. Besides being migratory, the Atlanteans receive a special bonus when fighting against myth units thanks to their ability to instantly upgrade any lowly unit into a ‘Hero’, thereby inflicting bonus damage against mythological creatures. It’s not free and might not be completely feasible to Hero-boost your entire army, but overall this ability offers a serious edge against myth-based armies. New gods that come on the Atlantean side include Kronos (the legendary king of the Titans that grants cheaper myth and siege units), Gaia (useful for defensive, economy-centered play) and Oranos (Greek for ‘Uranus’, who further boasts mobility).

As you’d expect from the title, the centerpiece are the Titans themselves – gigantic, slow moving and monstrously sized creatures that you summon only after advancing to the final age, and even then after researching and building a Titan Gate. But whilst costly and time-consuming, bringing in a Titan to join the fray is the equivalent of researching nuclear weapons in a modern-set game – it’s no surefire solution you’ll smash your enemies to bits, but it does lend an enormous combat advantage. Each civilization has its own Titan which they can only summon once, and each is extremely sturdy and capable of dishing out insane damage values as they stomp infantry like ants and smash buildings like LEGO. The only problem is that the system sort of breaks on island-based maps, where you realize Titans are too big to be hauled around in boats. This too often results in stalemates on skirmish maps.

A view of Odin’s Tower, where you’ll have to use Time Warp and the Deconstruction ability.

The Atlanteans also have their own batch of minor gods and special units. Some of these include the Man ‘o War, which is a water unit, the self-repairing Automaton and the Promethean, a clay creature that divides into smaller bits when destroyed, and the self-healing Behemoth. The missions themselves are a tad more creative, even when the majority are production based. A few interesting ideas include capturing Vaults of Plenty spread across the map to provide a steady stream of resources in place of traditional gathering. Later levels are a mix of defense and attack missions as you face off with the Titans themselves.

Players of the original Age of Mythlogy should find plenty to keep them occupied here, both as far as the singleplayer campaign or the Titan-centric mayhem of multiplayer matches.

System Requirements: PIII 450 MHz, 128 MB RAM, 1.5 GB HDD, 32 MB Video, Win 98/ME/2K

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If you're like me, you have a copy of the original AoM sitting on a disk somewhere, wishing you could play without buying the Extended Edition. After a bit of research, I couldn't find any complete guides about how to accomplish this. This is my attempt at a complete guide to running the original AoM on modern PCs.

TL;DR: Install the game, crack the game, copy some text from one file to another, create a text file, add some text to it.
Step one: Install a virtual drive program.
Note: If you still have the game installed, you can skip this step and this is only required if you, like me, no longer have an optical drive. If you do have an optical drive, skip this step.
I have been using Virtual Clone Drive. If you decide to use VCD, be sure to scroll down to the 'Freeware' section. Installing VCD (and most other virtual drive programs) will require that you restart your computer to complete the installation.
Next you'll have to get an ISO copy of the two game disks (three if you want the Titans expansion). I won't recommend any particular way to do this, but your options include: finding a computer with an optical drive and creating an ISO from your disk or pirating an image online.

Step two: Installing the game.
Note: If you still have the game installed, you can obviously skip this step.
Now you need to mount the image (or insert the disk if you have an optical drive.) For those using Virtual Clone Drive, here are the click-by-click instructions: go to the system tray (the part in the bottom right, on the taskbar), right click VCD icon, click 'Mount...', navigate to your AoM disk 1 ISO file, and double click the file.
Now that the file is mounted, you need to install the game. Please note that if you pirated an ISO image, you will have to use the CD key provided for that image. If you used you own image, you will have to use your own CD key. Installing the game should be as easy as double-clicking the drive in 'My Computer' (or 'This PC' or whatever your OS calls it). If it doesn't work, open the drive and double-click 'SETUP.EXE'. Go through the installation process as normal (with the CD key note above). You will need to unmount the first disk and mount the second disk at the halfway mark in the installation process. Follow the outline for mounting the first disk. (There is no need to unmount disk one since mounting another file does so automatically). After the base game is installed, install the expansion (if you have it). The installation process should be identical to the base game. The CD key note applies here too. Once both are installed, restart your computer.

Step three: Updating the game
Once the game is installed, you'll want to get the most updated versions. As of January 14th, 2017, that means version 1.10 for the base game and version 1.03 for the Titans expansion. This step is important to make sure the No-CD crack works.
To get the updates, simply go to the installation folder (Usually C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft GamesAge of Mythology), find 'autopatcher.exe', and run it. After that is done, do the same with 'autopatcherx.exe' for the Titans expansion.
Note: This step will not work retroactively. If you attempted to use this guide before this step was added (this step was added January 14th, 2017) you will need to replace your cracked 'aom.exe' and 'aomx.exe' with the originals. If you no longer have the original, uncracked files, you will need to reinstall the game. I do not know whether or not save games are version cross-compatible, but it's a good idea to back them up to the desktop or another folder just in case. In the same vein, you may also want to backup the 'gfxconfig' and 'gfxconfig2' folders.

Step four: Installing a No CD crack
This is the part where many people get concerned about the legitimacy of this method of installation. I assure you that this step is absolutely required for anyone running Windows 10 and is both safer and more convenient for anyone running Vista or later.
Here's the deal: Age of Mythology was released in 2002. When it was released, it included a certain type of DRM (digital rights management) called 'SafeDisk' or 'secdrv.sys'. After Windows XP, Microsoft decided that SafeDisk was too vulnerable to attack, so they removed it from Vista. From Windows Vista to Windows 8 (or 8.1), you could download a third-party version of the secdrv.sys file which would allow you to play SafeDisk enabled games. In Windows 10 that capability is removed altogether. This means that if you're using Windows Vista, 7, or 8, you can download the secdrv.sys file from a third party website and everything should work normally. If you're using Windows 10, you have only one option: a No CD crack.
I totally understand hesitance about installing a No CD crack; they are known to be extremely sketchy. I was sceptical and cautious when I did this on my own computer, using Malwarebytes to scan the files and googling the reputation of the download sites I used. Only once everything checked out did I begin using the crack. I strongly recommend you take the same precautions when obtaining a No CD crack, even the one I recommend.
For several reasons, I cannot link the No CD crack I used, but I can recommend GameCopyWorld as the website I used. The crack file should be nothing more than 'aom.exe' for the base game and 'aomx.exe' for the expansion. I've seen several cracks come with a .nfo file which you can delete immediately.
Before you install the crack, it is a good idea to rename the existing files to 'aomORIGINAL.exe' and 'aomxORIGINAL.exe' or something like that in case something goes wrong with the No CD crack. To install the crack, you simply copy the files into your AoM installation folder (usually something like C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft GamesAge of Mythology).

Step five: Fixing the graphics
After step three has been completed, you can now play the game. When you start, however, you'll likely notice that the resolution is really small and the graphics are set to 'low'. It is also possible that you are experiencing the missing water glitch. This is all due to the fact that the game doesn't recognize your graphics card, and therefore defaults it to the lowest possible settings.
We'll start with the resolution. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to your AoM installation folder (Usually C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft GamesAge of Mythology). Next, open a text editor as administrator (it has to be as administrator because you will be creating a file in a protected directory). Copy and paste this code into the file:

You can edit the above code to match your resolution. Next save the file as User.cfg and place it into '...Age of MythologyStartup'
Note: If you change your resolution or graphics options in-game, you will have to relaunch the game to get this resolution again.
Next we'll fix the graphics. To do this, you're going to copy the settings from the 'Maximum' preset file and paste them into the 'Minimum' preset file. Start by navigating to the '...Age of Mythologygfxconfig' folder in your installation folder. Use a text editor to open the file called geforce3.gfx. Then use Control+A to select all text, then Control+C to copy it to the clipboard. Then close the file and open your text editor in administrator mode and open i845.gfx. Control+A then Control+V to overwrite all. You will need to repeat this for the 'Age of Mythologygfxconfig2' folder. The process will be the same as before.

Done! Everything should work now. If you have any problems, PM me or comment and I'll try to help.
If you see a typo or other error, please comment.

EDIT: Removed typo concerning mounting the disk one image.
EDIT2: Added step: 'Updating the game'. 1/14/2017
EDIT3: Added TL;DR. Rewrote step four, paragraph five to be more clear. Thanks /u/namkrav 4/3/2017
EDIT4: Added missing line break. 10/10/2017

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