How many do I need to learn before I give multiplayer a shot?.It's called 'interactive build order guide' and is incredibly helpful early. If you boom, you should go up with 26 vills (2 on gold) and then two on wood in feudal, if you go FC knights you should go up with 27 vills but send the two during feudal on gold as well.Īnd you can find an excellent interactive guide under mods in AoE itself. They also make you go up with 27 vills with the last 3 in dark age on gold and the two in feudal on wood. They make you build a market/stable with 2/1 vills when it should be 3/2. They have you put 6 on berries when it should be 5. They have you put 8 on sheep/boar when it should be 7. You build a house and then a mill, this build order does it the other way around. Test it out, see if you're needlessly floating any type of resources, and use that info to tweak how you allocate your villagers, or when you get your upgrades. Or try an FC siege attempt, and see how your gold economy needs to adapt. Booming is probably the easiest one to try, and you'll figure out that you want to be heavy on wood early on. I'd suggest not worrying about learning the 'correct' build order, but instead just focussing on your dark age macro and think about going up to feudal somewhere between 23-27 dark age villagers, and seeing how your economy needs to adapt to execute what you're going for in castle age. Or if you want to do FC into a castle drop and then unique unit, you'd need to think about your build differently too such as getting enough stone and maybe a production building that allows upgrades for your unique unit let's say you're Slavs - you'll want a stable to get some upgrades for your boyars. Going for aggression as soon as you reach Castle Age might mean you put down different buildings, such as a barracks, and then blacksmith+stable instead of building a market at all. If you're doing an FC into boom build, you'll want to do something slightly different than FC into siege/monks.įor example, booming requires gathering enough resources to keep 3+ town centres running, so you'd either shift villagers away from gold and onto wood once you click up or use the market to buy food in the short term. r/projectceleste - Age of Empires Onlineįast Castling is possibly more useful to be thought of as a family of build orders, with the thing that unites them as spending minimal time in Feudal Age and getting up to Castle Age quite quickly. Official Forums - Bug Reporting/Ask for HelpĪrchive of Old/Inactive Channels - WIP - here Other AoE Communities Microsoft Store - AoE2 Definitive Edition.No streams are currently live. Play Online

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