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والاكسبانشين باك حقتها ابحطها لكم بس بالانقليزي ولو يتكرم واحد من الشباب يترجمها يكون احسن
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Early Attack
This involves crushing your opponent and hopefully taking one or more cities from him. While your economy won't be as good as in B or C, your opponent's economy will be even worse shape after you capture cities from him with your military might!
First off, you'll want to make sure your Scout is headed towards where you think your opponent might be-usually this is across the map from you, but you'll never really know the exact location. You want to find your opponent and better yet his weakest spot-his second or third City once he places it. Once you find a good spot to attack, you can divert your scout to looking for Ruins.
While your Scout is exploring, research the first Military (red) tech at the Library.
Build your first Barracks.
Create five Hoplites and two Slingers. Send these towards the enemy City and continue creating additional units as you get the resources - set the rally point of your Barracks near the City so your units immediately move to the battlefield.
Attack an enemy City with the Hoplites, keeping the Slingers nearby but out of range of the City. The City will fire at your Hoplites if your opponent garrisons his Citizens, but your Hoplites don't take very much damage from this and you will eventually take his City. Your Slingers are there to attack any Bowmen that your opponent tries to use to attack your Hoplites.
Beyond this point, you have the following options:
Continue reinforcing the front lines with more troops; bring 1-2 Citizens to repair the captured City and work at Farms or Woodcutter's Camps at that City.
Advance to Classical Age, upgrade your military units and continue reinforcing the front lines.
Advance to Classical Age and concentrate on economy (while keeping the captured city as long as possible) in an attempt to gain a crushing economic advantage.
If you've captured the City but don't think you can hold it, start Razing the buildings in it one by one to plunder the resources. You can only Raze one building at a time, so start with buildings that your opponent will miss the most, such as a University or Library.
هذا ثاني شي
long term economy
Use this strategy to have a powerful economy, able to construct powerful Gunpowder Age armies.
Construct a Market and create a Caravan once it's finished.
When you have enough Food, advance to Classical Age at the Library. If you're feeling extra daring, you could research an extra Science tech first to lower research costs further and increase your Ruins bonuses.
Construct a University at each City once you reach Classical. Spend whatever Wealth you currently have on Scholars, it'll really help your Knowledge income.
Research Science Level 2 if you haven't already, then research Commerce Level 2 at the Library and begin building more Woodcutter's Camps and Farms to increase your gather rates towards your new +150 Commerce Limit.
Research Civic Level 2 and construct your third City. You should definitely start up two new Caravan routes at this point too to get Wealth coming in. You could also consider building a Temple and researching Taxation.
Construct another University at this new city.
Construct one or two Mines and begin mining Metal. Note that since your strategy is light on the military, you're actually able to sell some of this Metal off if you want to get more Wealth. Even with three trade routes established this early, your wealth income may not be enough for you.
At this point, your economy should be moving along at a quick rate. Remember to keep building new Scholars as the key to this strategy is to gain a huge Knowledge advantage over your opponent.
وهذا ثالث ملف
First Steps
When you start off, you'll generally have a Small City, some Farms, and a Woodcutter's Camp with some citizens already at work harvesting resources for you. However, this tiny income won't be enough if you want your nation to rise to supremacy. Follow these steps, making your own choices where indicated, and you'll be conquering other nations in no time!
Select your Libary (the hotkey "L" also selects the Library for you) and research the bottom yellow technology. Yellow technologies are Science technologies, which do a few very important things: make all the rest of your technologies cheaper and research faster, increase the bonus you get for exploring ruins, and allow your scout to see farther.
Speaking of scouts, select your starting scout and click the Auto-Explore button to have him automatically begin exploring the map for you (you can also choose to plot out a route for him to follow on the minimap by shift-right-clicking various points on the map).
Scouting is very important in the early portion of the game since you will find Ruins which give you bonus resources that will really help jumpstart your economy!
Select your Library again and research the blue technology. Blue technologies are Civic technologies and each one allows you to build another City (as well as increasing your national borders).
While this researches, select your City and right-click the Woodcutter's Camp to place a rally point on it. Now create some citizens at this City. Notice they automatically go directly to the Woodcutter's Camp and get right to work.
Select a Citizen and build a new Farm. Citizens working at Farms provide an increase to the rate which you gather Food. Repeat with a second Citizen. Note: You cannot build more than five Farms at any given City.
Continue creating new Citizens until each of your five Farms has a worker and your Woodcutter's Camp is full of workers.
The first Civic should be finished researching by now, so take a Citizen and use him to build a second City. Deciding where to place your cities is very important. First off, you will notice you can't place buildings outside your national borders. So, the furthest away you can create a City is right at the edge of your border, and it's usually a great idea to build it there, as it will push your territory out much further!
Try to find a spot for your second City that has a lot of forest nearby. If you can find a spot that's also near a mountain, that's even better. It's also strategically important to place cities towards the center of the map, since controlling territory allows you to access more resources and prevents opponents from harvesting those resources!
Select your Library once more (that "L" key comes in handy, doesn't it?) and research a green tech. Green techs are Commerce, which increase your Commerce Limit and allow you to build Markets. Increasing Commerce is an important part of growing your nation's economy, since the Commerce Limit is the maximum rate at which you can gather any given resource (except Knowledge).
Commerce techs also increase the number of Caravans (and therefore trade routes) you're able to have at any given time. Twelve farmers normally gather Food at a rate of +120 Food every 30 seconds, but if the Commerce Limit is +100, you will be limited to +100 Food every 30 seconds.
Construct additional Farms or Woodcutter's Camps and fill them with newly-created Citizens until you have +100 in both Food and Timber.
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