Best civs for improving
- Challenger_Marco
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Re: Best civs for improving
Play France ,you will automatically learn other civs easily.
Re: Best civs for improving
lemmings121 wrote:idk.... are those really viable without a 5pr skill gap over your opponent? they all feel like tricky builds like a german renegado rush or a oto fast revolt... yeah it might work sometimes, but its not a really convincing playstyle.
pretty much all tournament games with india are sepoy rushes, the only game that comes to my mind is the h20's howdah ff, that most people say its easier to counter then standard aggressive play.
The only other games that india doesn't sepoy rush, is when against something even more aggressive like russia, where india is defending..
Obviously I cant say that i'm absolutely sure about my 'always rush' statement, so i'd like some imput from you guys stating in which cases/mus there is a better build then just sepoy rush.
I accept with rsy's statements. India is the only civ having a lot of options. Not only as a FF or a FI build, they do have a lot of options in age 2 too. The reason why people rush with india because it is the standard and simple way to play india. Have you ever seen a goon type unit available in age 2 without any cards? Of course it is India's Zamburaks (In this case, Chinese keshiks are only a 'part' of it). Bringing a bunch of Howdahs into your base, doesn't make you scary? What could you do against the 'untagged' unit known as the Urmi, if its microed well with cover mode? These builds require a lot of skills than those 'tricky' German renegado rush and Otto fast revolt. This is why india is the most versatile civ of the game.
oranges.
Re: Best civs for improving
I started with France, then moved on to Brits.
I basically havent learned anything at all :/
I basically havent learned anything at all :/
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I started with France, then didn't move on to anything else.
I basically haven't learned anything at all. :/
I basically haven't learned anything at all. :/
Pay more attention to detail.
- spanky4ever
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Re: Best civs for improving
I used to play Brits and French to start with. Then, one time long ago, when playing Brits, I got outplayed stupidly hard by a Sioux player, picking up my villies one by one from constantly raiding. I basically never could leave my base. I get fascinated by them, you could say. That got me in to playing the Sioux, and the other natives. If you want fun, try out the natives. From first look, they look kind of easy, but there are a lot of trix and room for improvements in both strategy and techs and your gameplay.
Hippocrits are the worst of animals. I love elifants.
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Where is that first look? Give to me, please.iwillspankyou wrote:If you want fun, try out the natives. From first look, they look kind of easy
Pay more attention to detail.
- macacoalbino
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Re: Best civs for improving
rsy wrote:can i add 600c (for flails) 5 sepoy rush to mutmut's builds pls! @macacoalbino
also 300 export builds, 2.35 wood trickle 300 export opening, rajput sowar tiger claw timings, FI for 5 ottoman great bombards
I wonder why I got quoted here.
I also wonder why your avatar is a picture of what my nickname means...
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Re: Best civs for improving
siuuuuuu for raiding, aztex for fishbuuuuming and iruuu for ruuuuuuushing
- spanky4ever
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umeu wrote:siuuuuuu for raiding, aztex for fishbuuuuming and iruuu for ruuuuuuushing
something like that, but much more
Hippocrits are the worst of animals. I love elifants.
- Lunatic_Fringe
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Re: Best civs for improving
gh0st wrote:lemmings121 wrote:rsy wrote:India isn't hard lol simply cuz of being probably the most versatile civ in the game
india has literally one build, sepoy rush. only thing you can do is decide "what kind of sepoy rush am I using this game?"
how is that the most versatile civ?
and thats why we need more Boneng in this community
That's why there is Aiz xD
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