#HOW TO START PROPERLY IN AOEM?

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meager minnow
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Choose the right civilization: Each civilization has unique strengths. Some are better for aggressive play, while others excel at defense or resource management. . I recommend either chinese or japanese for better resource income.

Focus on your economy: Early game success is built on a strong economy. Gather food, wood, stone, and gold efficiently to enable faster building and unit training. A solid economy will give you an edge later. Focus on bigger lvls resource farms, since they have more storage.

Use your boosts!: The game gives you lot of boost, resource packs and stuff. Dont overkeep it, they are really helpful in early game so go use them and increase your total power faster!!

Join an alliance: Teaming up with other players in alliances provides valuable benefits, such as resource sharing, protection, and coordinated attacks. Allies can be crucial for success in large-scale battles. Dont forget to place your citadel next to the Alliance Castle to be protected.

Match heroes stats wisely: Heroes are powerful units with special abilities that can turn the tide of battle. Combine them in order to get maxed benefits (archers with archers or warrior with warriors or counter attack with counterattack)

Leverage terrain and weather: Many newbies, such as myself, didnt notice about the weather game changer. The battlefield's terrain and weather conditions affect combat, such as resource income. Position your troops strategically to take advantage of higher ground or favorable weather to gain an upper hand.

Experiment with strategies: This game is about strategic flexibility. Don't be afraid to try different tactics and adjust them based on the challenges you face, whether it's in battle or in managing your empire. I started using some heroes that nowadays i dont even use. Is part of the evolution.

Thanks for reading me, enjoy the game and good luck in your incoming battles.

"The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting" Sun Tzu

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In addition, change your civ when you already stablished a good resource income. In my case i went Roman Empire since i prefered focus in pikemen and better villager production in buildings