Earlier, Dr. and everyone shared the article "After the launch of Steam, the reputation is good, RTS game < Empire Age 4 > Advantages and Disadvantages Analysis", introducing Microsoft's real-time strategy game. Overall, the game has many advantages and tolerable flaws, so it has received "special praise" from player reviews! Although the current number of civilizations in the game is small, but it is very distinctive, today I would like to comment on the eight major civilizations in "Age of Empires 4", and indicate the difficulty of getting started with the civilization (star rating, five stars is the highest), you can refer to it.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" >China(★★★★★ s)</h1>
The Chinese civilization in Age of Empires 4 is very interesting, with the concept of dynastic succession (Tang, Song, Yuanming), in which the "imperial court official" is a unique unit, he himself is not engaged in production, but can "supervise" production. Chinese civilization is also the fastest to build buildings, I have to say that these settings are very detailed! In other words, the use of "court officials" is full of strategy, which is one of the important reasons why this civilization is not easy to get started.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > Mongolia(★★★★).</h1>
The Mongol civilization in Age of Empires 4 seems to be a mixture of Mongolian and Huns in the second generation, reaching the maximum population limit of 200 without building a house, and the building can be "packed" and taken away, creative and realistic! The Mongol civilization also had some advantages, such as the ability to build stables and produce riders (unarmored cavalry units) during the Dark Ages, the ability of all units to obtain gold by igniting enemy buildings, and so on. Portability and mobility are the characteristics of this civilization, and the flexible use of mobile tactics is not a simple thing, which is why players are not easy to get started.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="6" > Delhi Sultanate (★★★).</h1>
The two main characteristics of delhi sultan are war elephant cavalry and free all-technology research, but the research takes a very long time, so it needs to cooperate with the civilization's unique "scholar" unit. In the later days of the Delhi Sultan, the war elephant cavalry can upgrade ranged attacks, as well as powerful siege artillery, very powerful! However, how to use scholars and fortifications to survive the relatively weak first and middle periods is a problem for players, so there is a certain threshold for getting started.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="8" > Holy Roman Empire(★★★ s).</h1>
Religious elements are an important feature of the holy Roman Empire civilization, and it is necessary to obtain the relics on the map as early as possible, as the relics have a huge bonus to the units in that civilization. Militarily, the Civilization of the Holy Roman Empire was able to produce armored infantry in the feudal era, and in the later period, there was a building that produced five infantry units, and the ability to accumulate troops and diversify combat troops was very powerful. How to use the relics, how to use the troops, how to cooperate to produce the greatest effect, the gap between the master and the ordinary player is obvious.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="10" > Ross(★★).</h1>
The Rus' were the precursors of the fighting people, and various wooden buildings could provide fairly good defense in the Dark Ages. In the feudal era of the Rus' people, they could produce knights (cavalry melee armored units), and special buildings could bring the only monk warriors in the whole civilization who could ride horses, which was very suitable for working with the archer guards.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" > Abbasids(★★).</h1>
The biggest feature of the Abbasid civilization is the anti-cavalry camel cavalry unit, interestingly: the upgrade era is built to build the "Wisdom Palace", the player can choose the cultural, economic, military, trade partial hall to get the era bonus. Therefore, the Abbasid civilization is very good at dealing with the civilization dominated by cavalry, and this civilization has a certain advantage in siege!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="14" > England(★).</h1>
England is a civilization that emerged from the beginner's teaching, and all of its technology is very similar to that of the previous Age of Empires 2, so it is very difficult to get started. Civilization features include: longbowmen with longer ranges, "resisting horses" that can withstand cavalry charge, passive blood return and attack speed, and so on. The "Vanguard Armored Infantry" is another game feature of the English civilization, it is the only armored unit of the whole civilization in the Dark Ages, and can restrain enemy civilizations with only pikemen early in the game.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="16" > France(★).</h1>
The French civilization is basically the Franks in Age of Empires 2, the same is the cavalry civilization, the earlier the upgrade era, the more powerful the army. The advantage of the French was that royal knights could be produced in the feudal era, and the armored charge units were almost invincible in the feudal period, which was naturally very suitable for novices to win battles of the same level step by step.
Age of Empires 4 does have a small number of civilizations to date, but each civilization has significant characteristics and restores epic details. In addition, there is obviously a symbiotic relationship between civilizations, which is worth studying carefully by players. The doctor himself has not played for a long time, the above comments are purely brick-and-mortar, do you think that of the eight civilizations, which is more powerful, which is easy to get started? Welcome to leave a message to share.