GUIDE · BATTLE STRATEGY
Quetzalcoatl mountain-pass and Tlaxcala plan
An unfinished wall and narrow passages separate your base from Tlaxcala and the Españoles. Protect southern approaches with Towers and a Castillo, then advance north toward the weaker priority target. (Quetzalcoatl, Españoles, Castillo)
Resumen
An unfinished wall and narrow passages separate your base from Tlaxcala and the Españoles. Protect southern approaches with Towers and a Castillo, then advance north toward the weaker priority target. (Quetzalcoatl, Españoles, Castillo)
Plan and execution
Spend the starting Piedra on Atalayas at narrow pasaje montañosoes and a Castillo south of the base rather than completing the Centro urbano wall. This protects nearby mines while the economía grows. Avoid central passages controlled by terrain and Españoles Galeón artillados. Hold the south while pushing north against Tlaxcala, secure the lake and northern mines, and fortaleza the southern Castillo covered while the army operates away from home. (piedra, Castillo, Centro urbano, Españoles, ataque)
Risks and adaptation
Españoles and Tlaxcalan asedio unidades can approach through different passes. Do not leave the southern Castillo undefended or send Villagers to mines before the route is secure. (Españoles, fortaleza, Castillo)
- Enfoque
- Replace the incomplete wall with a southern screen and northern ataque
- Elemento distintivo / categoría
- Plan and execution
- Edición / contexto
- Age of Empires II system
- Región
- Battle strategy
- Clasificación
- Estrategias de combate