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Age of Empires II, first released in 1999, included a set of numbered chat taunts that let players send quick preset messages to allies and opponents without typing. Taunt six asked for stone, one of the four basic resources needed for walls, towers and castles. Because the game stayed popular through re-releases and competitive play, its taunts became shorthand among fans and spread into streams, highlight reels and meme edits, where the polite resource request now works as a joke even for people who have never played.
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The Age of Empires II Stone Please taunt, a villager voice line asking teammates for stone. Used in gameplay clips and memes to beg for resources.
This is the short voice clip from Age of Empires II in which a villager politely asks for stone, one of the game's classic numbered chat taunts for requesting resources from allies. Delivered in a calm, slightly formal tone, the line lasts just over a second and sounds like a straightforward in-game request rather than a joke on its own. That deadpan politeness is what makes it funny out of context, turning a simple resource call into a playful way to beg, nag or pressure a friend, especially when the timing lands right after a failed attack or an empty stockpile.
