Age of Empires II was released in 1999 and its multiplayer matches included numbered taunts that players could trigger from chat to send short voice lines to everyone in the game. Taunt 14 became a lobby staple because hosts and players often waited for others to ready up, choose civilisations or fix settings. The line survived through the HD and Definitive Edition releases and later spread to streams, videos and soundboards, where it is now used far beyond strategy games as a general hurry up joke.
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The Age of Empires II taunt 14 voice line saying start the game already, used to hurry slow players in multiplayer lobbies and funny gaming edits.
This is the classic Age of Empires II multiplayer taunt numbered 14, a short impatient male voice line that says start the game already. It lasts just over a second and is delivered in a flat, annoyed tone, as if the player has been waiting in the lobby far too long. There is no music or background noise, just the clear command cutting straight in. As a reaction clip it instantly signals impatience and comic frustration, making any slow start, delayed response or stalled plan feel deliberately exaggerated for laughs.