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Press it the second your group decides to rush in together
A short French voice clip of a man shouting 'À l'assaut !', lasting just over a second. It feels urgent, bold and rallying, giving listeners that sudden push to charge in together. It is taunt 23, the raiding party taunt, from Age of Empires II.
Send it in voice chat just as your party leaves base for a coordinated raid.
Play it on stream when you switch from defending to an all-in attack.
Send it to your gaming group when organising the next rush night together.
Add it over gameplay where your army suddenly storms an enemy town centre.
Play it exactly as the charge starts, not while you are still explaining the plan, so the shout itself becomes the signal everyone moves on without needing another word afterwards.
Place this clip at the start of a raid sequence, right before the gameplay cuts to the attack. Pair it after an enemy spotted cue to set the target first, then follow it with marching or battle effects underneath the action.
Yes, save the MP3 from this page and keep it in your phone's sound folder so you can play the French charge call offline during games or chats without reopening the browser each time.
An enemy spotted cue works best before it because the target is named first, then the charge follows. Battle effects or a bass hit afterwards keep the momentum going through the attack sequence.
Age of Empires II players and RTS fans will recognise it instantly, especially friends who use taunts in multiplayer lobbies. Other gamers still understand the charge moment from context even without knowing the exact taunt number.
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