Laying a Feudal Siege on Malians/ Mongols vs. Malians/ Conqueror 1 Ranked

Crazy matchup, but I think this is the right method to beat Malians.
Watching the video there are some extra points:
1. It's good to have a second siege going on on the other side of the Malian base, to engulf him completely.
Laying siege in Feudal means that you are building a tower, no matter what, you are going to need towers to keep them constrained.
2. I should have built more production buildings. By minute 12, having 3 ranges and 2 stables feels about right.
3. Hotkeying your units is essential and it'd be better to combine your Mangudai from your initial raid into the archer units, together WITH THE KHAN'S HUNTER! Do not forget them.

[@SoftNoize]

GG man, thought you played well and delayed his cow boom while establishing the trade. You could have bought your age up with your 3K gold and go castle way before him. By the time he is up as well you'd have a mango and a kuraltai parked in front of his base.

[@MangudaiKharyshkyr]

I think I was way too focused on the whole siege that was going on, I realized that I had gold left but decided to spend all my food for units. Besides, I have a bad feeling, don't know how to put it, somehow it feels wrong to buy my way to age3, I know it's irrational and I should not hesitate about it and secure my win.
The trade was going well though, could have used the villagers from the trade-line to build a tower around the south wall.
Next game I'll throw my dearstones on the pit mines, to deny it for good :) And give some speed.
Also, keeping my mangudai separated from keshik would be better too. Thanks man :) But I think I lost too many units before anything..

[@MangudaiKharyshkyr]

Also during that siege, I could send the ram back to the vills while I focus my eco and take my time with it. It feels like it has to get rused by all means and this sense of urgency leads to sub-optimal decision-making