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How Do You Turtle pros?
Whats a quick way to turtle and the best civ for doing it???? and what is turtling i have heard about it but never knew how to do it
any sugestions ??
cheers
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Re: How Do You Turtle pros?
the best civ for turlteling are the dutch in my opinion.. what this tactic consists in is balance pretty much between military and eco. important part of this strat are a good ff time and attacking around age 3. it is a safe strat.. good to use it agaisnt opponents you match up with.... if you turlte against a pro he will or turtle better or rush..
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Re: How Do You Turtle pros?
If you build a walls, you spend a lot resources for that. So enemy will have a big economic advantage, unless you use a trick to improve your economy, like:
1. fishboom in age 1 (good for civs with schooners card)
2. British manor boom and/or cow boom
3. fertility dance with natives
4. Potuguese extra town center in colonial age
This way you can build walls and still have enough resources to build a decent army. You should never use a turtle strategy without a single attack: if you have the advantage of walls, but the enemy does not, you should use this: weaken and distract him with numerous hit and run attacks with fast units (it works even if he has a bigger army than you).
One civilization that should not use turtle strategy are Ottomans. Never turtle early in the game with Ottomans on a land map, because their economy becomes pathetic if you prolong discovery or colonial age.
The above arguments are about early game turtling: if games is prolonged (that is: you reach max settler number), then walls become relatively cheap and you should build a lot of them without notable sacrifice of army size. At least if you have time to build them.
A person with good tactics can never defeat a person who knows the principles of tactics.
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Re: How Do You Turtle pros?
thanks for the tips
laterr
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Re: How Do You Turtle pros?
 Phoenixwi:Brits are the best turtlers/boomers in the game (They even beat ports)
NOOB
no they dont
NOOB
no really, they dont
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Re: How Do You Turtle pros?
Lojzek:
If you build a walls, you spend a lot resources for that. So enemy will have a big economic advantage, unless you use a trick to improve your economy, like:
1. fishboom in age 1 (good for civs with schooners card)
2. British manor boom and/or cow boom
3. fertility dance with natives
4. Potuguese extra town center in colonial age
This way you can build walls and still have enough resources to build a decent army. You should never use a turtle strategy without a single attack: if you have the advantage of walls, but the enemy does not, you should use this: weaken and distract him with numerous hit and run attacks with fast units (it works even if he has a bigger army than you).
One civilization that should not use turtle strategy are Ottomans. Never turtle early in the game with Ottomans on a land map, because their economy becomes pathetic if you prolong discovery or colonial age.
The above arguments are about early game turtling: if games is prolonged (that is: you reach max settler number), then walls become relatively cheap and you should build a lot of them without notable sacrifice of army size. At least if you have time to build them.
lol, this is dm not sup strategy
anyway dont turtle in dm, you have to be aggressive.
if u just sit with 8 towers, u are conceding the map and map control is so important vs good players in 1v1
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