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This makes huns great for early games where those resources are precious commodities that could be put to better use elsewhere.

Huns – Not needing to build houses means that huns save themself resources and time that they would have had to waste building houses.

Now, I don’t want to get down the very very nitpicky (determining if mongols are better than huns for a flush or not) so instead I’m going to break the civs up into groups. In determining if a civ is a good Category 1 civ, you have to think about how they do in the early game. The most commonly used units tend to be skirmishers archers and scouts in feudal, and knights, cav archers, siege units in castle. The most common strategies you’ll see are feudal rushes of some kind (tower rushes, skirmisher rushes, scout rushes) where the action starts in feudal age, and often ends before imperial age. The civs to think about are civs that gather resources faster and pump out troops faster.

The first category, 1v1 land, focuses on games that are generally low resources, small spaces, and short games. Feel free to discuss others in the comments, and if it generates enough interest I’ll write a future post about it =D Obviously there are more factors that play a role in this game, but these are the ones I’ll be focusing on this post.

In order to figure this out, I would split up the types of games into categories. However, There definitely are ways of determining which civilizations are better than others. The question “which civ is the best?” is hard to answer because of all the factors that play a role… How many players are in the game? What is the map? What civ are you playing against?Įach of these factors makes answering this question difficult. Obviously the designers tried to make the game as balanced as possible, and yet, there are matchups that seem lopsided. In Age of Conquerors, each civ is unique in it’s tech tree, unique unit, and unique tech.