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AoE2 Taunt FR 24 - dadgum

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French Age of Empires 2 taunt 24, a brief male voice shouting bon sang, the dadgum line players spam in multiplayer to show frustration or surprise.

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French Age of Empires 2 taunt 24, a brief male voice shouting bon sang, the dadgum line players spam in multiplayer to show frustration or surprise.

This is the French recording of taunt 24 from Age of Empires 2, a one second burst where a male voice snaps bon sang with sharp, exasperated emphasis. It is the French equivalent of the English dadgum line, so the tone is annoyed rather than truly angry, like a commander who just lost units to a bad fight. The delivery is loud, clipped and instantly readable even for listeners who do not speak French, which makes the frustration feel comic instead of serious and gives any scene an immediate reaction beat.

Pro tip

Place the bon sang shout right on the moment a plan collapses, not during the build up, and leave a half second of silence after it. Pair it with a quick zoom or freeze frame, and avoid layering music over the clipped delivery.

How people use it

Spam it in AoE2 multiplayer when allies ignore requests.
Drop it after a failed rush in gameplay clips.
Use it as a frustrated reaction in group chats.
Add it when a character makes an obvious mistake.

More information

Age of Empires 2 was released in 1999, and its numbered taunt system let players type a number in chat to play a short voice line for everyone in the match. Taunt 24 was dadgum in English, and the French localisation rendered that mild curse as bon sang. Players quickly learned the numbers by heart and spammed favourites during rushed attacks, failed defences and friendly arguments over resources. The lines survived re-releases including The Conquerors and Definitive Edition, keeping the French 24 familiar to new multiplayer lobbies and stream audiences.

FAQ

What does bon sang mean in the AoE2 French taunt 24?

Bon sang is a mild French exclamation similar to dadgum, good grief or damn it in English. In taunt 24 it is shouted with exasperation, so players mainly use it to complain, tease an opponent or react to a costly mistake.

Where does this sound come from?

It comes from the French localisation of Age of Empires 2, the 1999 real time strategy game. Typing 24 in the in game chat plays the taunt aloud in multiplayer, replacing typed frustration with a short, recognisable voice line everyone hears instantly.

How do creators use the dadgum taunt sound?

Creators place the one second shout over gameplay fails, bad decisions and sudden reversals, letting the exasperated delivery act as the punchline. It works best unedited and isolated, because the original game taunt timing is part of its recognisable humour.