Their AI may change depending on the type of units you use, so take care!

You can scout the behaviour of the AI with cheap disposable units before engaging them in real battle. Hovering the cursor over a unit indicates how far it can go in the next round. Hills give damage bonus to long range units. Rocks give damage bonus to short range units. Statistics about units (complied by HaekelHansi) I would like your opinion on this matter as well. This may be effective for defence of your city, but since higher tier units have a wtfbbqflyingcowstasis build speed, it may not be all that great for conquering sectors in a timely manner. Upgrading units as you progress through ages. This may seem like a derp question, but I find difficulty trying to think of a way to counter the enemy long ranged units that kill all my fast units before the horsemen even get into range '. Might even make it a contest to see who holds the record of surviving the hardest battle with just the good ol' spearfightersģ. Note: I have seen people talking about using 8 spearfighters to beat Iron Age sectors, so videos of that would be nice. I'm currently stuck at the East-Nagach province, the sectors that have warriors + ballistae are raping everything I throw at them are both combinations that I have tried. Iron Age is where tactics get thrown in your face in a rude manner.

Bronze Age campaigns are fairly easy to beat, just throw 8 spearfighters at them and watch everything die. There does not seem to be a thread that includes all of them, and the game does not offer much in tutorials except 'Stab enemies before they stab ya!'. My purpose in creating this thread is for requesting someone to post detailed explainations of :ġ.

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