Scottish national hero William Wallace and French national liberation figure Joan of Arc appear in this game along with some historical narrative about their progressive legends. Nonetheless, "Age of Empires II" (AE2) is a tad on the reactionary side with a heavy focus on battle which ends up glorifying militarism.
While the u.$. government and its lackey media constantly call on so-called moderate Muslims to turn their backs on so-called "extremist" Muslims to renounce terrorism, in the united $tates itself, there is no moderate faction to call on. Terrorism is part of the mainstream in Amerika. Proof is in this Microsoft game as well as in "Rise of Nations." The original meaning of the word "terrorism," before Amerikans perverted it was attacks on civilians for the purpose of a political goal. Yet in these Microsoft games, attacks on civilians are built right in. Those players that attack more civilians will definitely have an advantage in these games, because dead civilians do not produce any resources for the enemy. If the player chooses not to attack civilians, it won't stop the computer-generated players from attacking civilians and gaining an advantage.