Of note if you go full infantry, manpower isn't critical for the 2-3 first days.Īnything you'd add or correct from this list? Leave a comment below!Ī new player should understand that the game waits from him to expand, but will also impede him if he goes too fast.ġ - It's a good advice, but sadly, it's not one can really be helpful on. You also need manpower for upkeep of your units, upkeep of cities, and for annexing cities of other players. These are the soldiers your country has recruited and are available to build additional units. Watch your manpower and build recruiting offices. However, don’t forget to balance building troops with increasing your resource production.ġ0. Particularly at the beginning of the game, build arms industries in cities that produce electronic components and raw materials. More resources translates into your empire can support more troops. They create generate additional resources over time and cost nothing to upkeep. You might even consider joining an alliance as you become more experienced in the game. Allies can be invaluable if other players gang up on you. Of note you cannot buy more manpower.Īvoid attacking other human players early on in the game unless there is a strategic advantage. This can give you an edge at the beginning of the game by buying resources at a low price or selling resources at a high price.
Research what you need for your next move, not what you want because it's shiny.īe careful what you buy and sell. Raw Materials are typically the most expensive resource to buy on the market. Like all resources, you only have a limited amount of raw materials at the start of the game. Be sure to use your non critical units for defense, like basic infantry, and keep the tanks/airplanes on the offense.īe careful about what technologies you acquire at the beginning of the game. This means either keeping 2-4 units on a city or 1 unit with support from patrolling aircraft until Morale is at least 35%. Make sure to annex a city and that the city is no longer burning (rebellious) before moving on. This game is called Conflict of Nations for a reason. Sometimes, 10 units used with maximum efficiency allow a country, especially AI, to be conquered with minimal losses, and without leaving your country undefended.īut DO expand your empire by taking other territories. Be careful of your neighbors but keep in mind that you need to grow. If you go full defensive you will get crushed in the end. Or attack maybe 2-3 countries if you have over 40-60 units mid game or towards the end of the game. Once you stack them they will move as one army and be significantly stronger.Ī majority of your units should all be attacking the 1 country you are at war with. You can also stack units by sending them to the same province or city. In that case keep units on your boarders and be careful of the option for players to air mobile units into your territories later on in the game. This is true unless of course you have neighbors whom you do not trust. Keeping units in cities inside the middle of your country is not necessary and reduces the amount of damage you can do by stacking units. The Computer Players will rarely attack you. Of note you don’t have to have an army base to build most air or naval units. When you build airports your units can travel significantly faster from one part of your empire to another. This will drastically reduce time spent traveling between your cities. Build airports to make travel easier throughout your country. The more you invest in at the beginning of the game the more you'll have later on.Ģ.
The game is slow paced at first but what you do at the beginning of the game counts. Which of these is most helpful? Don't forget to vote in the poll! You can select up to 3 choices.īut you should preferably once every 6-8 hours to give your units orders. At the Beginning of the Game & for Newer Players here's some suggestions I wish I would've known when playing this game.
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