Taunt 31 comes from Age of Empires II, released in 1999, where players could trigger numbered voice commands by typing them in chat during multiplayer matches. The system let allies coordinate without voice chat, asking for food, wood, gold or military help. Attack an enemy now became a staple aggressive call because it was direct and easy to spam. The taunts later spread through forums, videos and soundboards, and remain a nostalgic shorthand for old school real time strategy culture online today.
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The Age of Empires 2 taunt 31 voice line saying attack an enemy now, used by players to call for an immediate push in games and meme edits online.
This is the classic Age of Empires 2 in-game taunt where a male villager voice urgently orders an ally to attack an enemy now. The line is short, flat and commanding, delivered like a battlefield instruction rather than a shout. It lands instantly because anyone who has played the game recognises the robotic strategy tone. Dropped over gameplay or a real life standoff, it turns a simple suggestion into a mock military order, making the moment feel suddenly serious and funny at the same time for viewers watching.
