Strategy for Playing Forest Nothing
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My plan for playing Forest Nothing is to rapidly increase my population in order to gain an advantage over my opponent. I’m not sure if I should focus on building one Town Center or multiple Town Centers. Additionally, I’m wondering if there is a specific build order I should follow.
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Celts is a good start. Good siege and the woodcutting buff are big benefits. Mayans are the worst because their resources last longer. My opinion is that booming in castle is a good choice. Get a second and third TC, start to get your vil count up and definitely get your farm count up, then go up to imp. Hussar/halb in front, onagers/heavy scorp in front and treb/ram as the kicker.
Spanish are also a pretty decent civ in diplo because of the trade bonus. Portuguese is very strong because they have free stone/good income with Feitorias.
Khmer.
No building prerequisites to age up means you don’t have to clear room for the buildings. This is a double bonus because you can age up even faster than normal AND you have more room for farms and production buildings so Booming is faster.
Teleporting farmers means you can place a farm wherever it fits, without caring about proximity to Mill or TC.
When you decide to get aggressive, the Ballista Elephant is the only unit that can cut trees in Castle Age.
Boom up with super farms, cut trees with Ballista Elephants, then spam Light Cavalry through the gap.
Thanks a lot everyone… I figured out the basics… It is a meme map, but it seems like there are people.whomspecialise in forest nothing
Play Turks for extra range bbc.
Before you look up a build order, just try at least one game going in blind to see how things work out when you’re actually playing the map.
rush market gets you far.
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Rush to feudal to get a market out.
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