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Age of Empires 2 launched in 1999 with a system of numbered chat taunts like Enemy Spotted that played short voice lines for all players, and each localization re-recorded them. In the French version, taunt 25 became Vas-y, attaque-moi, a direct dare translating as go on, attack me. The taunts became a staple of multiplayer banter, spammed during standoffs and rushes. Years later they resurfaced in stream highlights, YouTube compilations and meme edits, where the short, instantly recognizable provocations still work as punchlines for RTS humor.
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The French Age of Empires 2 taunt 25 voice line, saying Vas-y, attaque-moi. Players use this short line to provoke opponents and joke in rush clips.
This is the French voice line for taunt 25 from Age of Empires 2, a game famous for its numbered chat taunts that play a short spoken phrase to all players. The clip runs just over a second and features a male voice delivering the line Vas-y, attaque-moi in a flat, slightly mocking tone, almost daring the listener to act. It sounds blunt and confrontational, but in context it lands as playful rather than angry. Hearing it instantly signals classic RTS banter, turning a tense standoff into a joke and inviting the opponent to make the first move.
