Instead, every bit of information included for you here is a mix of mathematically-proven strategies, along with effective tactics utilized by the top pros playing the game today, such as The Viper, Hera and Daut. That said, what I’m sharing in this guide is not my advice. And now, my with age approaching 30, I can say that my love for the Definitive Edition version of the game is stronger than ever. I returned to playing the game with my friends as a young teenager. I did my first ever “all-nighter” playing Age of Empires 2 when I was 9-years-old. I really wanted to make sure I did this game justice. I’m fairly confident what you’re reading is the most detailed strategy guide to Age of Empires 2 ever created in one place. This guide is going to teach you a huge amount about Age of Empires 2 strategy and includes hundreds of tips throughout. It’s much more complicated, however, to figure out the right move at the right time and be able to remember the really fine details when the pressure is on. Like chess, it’s easy to learn what the pieces do. He goes very in depth into the mechanics in a very fun way.The beautiful thing about Age of Empires 2 - other than the fact that it was first released in 1999 and is still going strong - is that the basics of the game are extremely simple. If you want a fun way to get into the AoE2 mechanics, you might like the youtube channel called "SpiritOfTheLaw". Please don't pin me on the exact numbers, but this is the way the system works. They are done this way to have you finding out the effective counters by playing. But when you see it hitting a building, it actually gainst +200. So the damage would be something like 3 + 20 against cavalery and 3 against the rest. The reason for that is there is a fixed value added to the Pikemans damge, whenever it hits a cavalery unit. But if you see it hitting cavalery, it does huge amounts of damage. If you checkout the damage stats on a Pikeman, you ll see that it does very little damage. I think your confusion comes from the hidden bonuses. I wouldn't pay that much attention to that. The difference might be because of the huge amount of different civilizations, that each have their own bonuses. It's been a while but I think it represents the tiles, that you can also see whenever you open the editor.Īlso, in the scenario editor I think they show the stats for these units a bit differently Either take the number as it is and compare it to other ranged units to get a feeling for how much is what. The number next to the circle stands for the units range. Some units also have a red circle symbol (I think it's for ranged units). The number right to the + is comming from unit upgrades. 12+4 is simply added together and the total output is 16. Like what does the 12+4 mean in the knife symbol, and how is it different from 16?
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