After all, knowledge is power. The relatively straightforward playstyle, the superior Coureurs des Bois, and solid military might are the main reasons why this civilisation is a fan-favourite. Unique Units: Cassador and Organ Gun.
The Portuguese civilisation can be a little trickier than the others in this article to get the hang of, but some important lessons in tactics can be learned from using this faction. Plus, you can continue to train Settlers while you progress through the ages.
Building another settlement away from your starting position can both make you more difficult to eliminate and offer a different tactical approach when engaging enemies. They possess a formidable navy, good ranged infantry, and the best all-around Dragoon unit in the game. The Portuguese become even deadlier in the late stages of games due to the military improvements that you can access via shipments from the Home City that give your armies excellent buffs.
The Portuguese also have access to the fearsome Organ Gun, which will wipe infantry from the map in a blink. However, the unit needs protection against enemy cavalry and artillery, so adding Dragoons and Legionario to a few Organ Guns can create a devastating force. One of the routes to victory with the Portuguese could be to utilise their ability to create Town Centres across the map, expanding your territory and economy.
Then, when in the later ages of the game, you can utilise the powerful military upgrades before descending upon your enemies and crushing them with a mix of Organ Guns, Legionario, and Dragoons. Begins with three Settler Wagons. Although you start with just three Settler Wagons, they gather twice as fast as normal Settlers, but take up two population spaces as a result, and can only be sent from your Home City. With the Settler Wagons taking care of your booming economy, your army will likely include a fair amount of cavalry due to you receiving free Uhlans with every Home City shipment.
This heavy melee cavalry boasts very high attack but lower hit points than that of its Hussar counterpart. When deploying them in battle, you should avoid heavy infantry units and any ranged cavalry. Instead, flank the enemy and target their artillery and ranged infantry. Uhlans can also make decent raiders early on in the game, stunting the development of enemy economies if used in a hit-and-run type tactic.
You have access to some other mighty units as the Germans, including the Doppelsoldner, which pairs with the Uhlan brilliantly early on. The last unit that you need to include in your ranks is the unforgiving War Wagon.
Unique to the Germans, the War Wagon is a ranged cavalry unit that will efficiently dispatch any heavy cavalry that your enemy throws at you. Civilisation Bonus: Town Centres produce Settlers for free. Unique Buildings: Has a Mosque to train healers, colony, and unit improvements.
The great Ottoman Empire has a more complicated mechanic than the other civilisations included in this article. The bonus of their Town Centre producing Settlers for free allows you to focus more on other aspects of the game, including research and improving your military.
The Settlers gained from the bonus are trained for free, but this mechanic does come with its drawbacks. The training rate of the Settlers is much slower than any other civilisation, and they start campaigns with a build limit of Still, both the build limit and speed of training can be increased by researching certain technologies at the Mosque. Possessing a large number of unique units gives the Ottomans an original and potentially powerful army.
This army includes one of the most effective cavalry units in the game, the Spahi. In treaty, the best civ is France for a variety of reasons. Good eco fur trade anyone? They beat all other civs if they play right and also happen to become unbeatable lategame with old han reforms.
Asian civs were also made potentially strong in every stage of the game for gameplay reasons. Just not op. No real weakness, deal well vs any MU. Except for the early part of sup they rock. European countries can transport the Battle units of the campaign and train them. Asian countries have strengthened, and unpopular wonders have new technologies.
Mind that this is a 1vs1 scenario, and that dutch for example are a monster if you allow them to setup. Also one criteria is the diversity of possible strats.
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