A method I use is basically legal outlining. I outline very close cities, make the outline thicker and keep doing the same until I connect every small outline
*Subtitles didn't save somehow* You want to settle in a area with lots of city density like Western Europe or the US Desert. Southern England is extremely abundant in oil, wealth and pop. The Middle East is the same except not for the pop. If you're fighting a larger enemy, try to use cheap troops and spam them harder than the USSR. This worked for me once when I was in the situation, and, (with some supplies from other nations), managed to take a lot of territory and they surrendered. If you're bigger opponent has a good economy though, you're screwed. Also, handle diplomatic relations with other players well. If you don't, you could get restricted from land and be declared war on. Wars are very costly. Choose diplomacy over agressiveness and try to get into a good alliance, they'll help your security and even your expansion. Try to focus on taking cities before taking empty land as cities are much more valuable. And finally, Antartica isn't that valuable unless you want more research (to combat natural disasters). It does also have some supply drops that can give you wealth, war charges, research and oil but they're very rare. It's also expensive to take Antartica so I'll let you decide.
@@Rudnaz_127 so in the last sentence you said its more expensive to to take Antartica, Is there somewhere on the map where land is the cheapest, or is most of the land on the map have similiar prices (the amount of wealth to buy a peice of land/a huge peice of land)?
@@redproinfinity If a land is bigger, it is more expensive to buy. The reason why I said Antartica is expensive is because there's a lot of large land pieces to get.
@@Rudnaz_127someone said to me Canada is expensive bc my country was Sweden and that’s far away. If u are far away from a country is it more expensive?
This is my strat is it good? So first I get to 50k-100k population then I just buy war charges and get gladiators and when I get around 200 war charges I continue to expand
@@Rudnaz_127 I know you can modify the market, when you buy oil, goes down, and when you sell it, goes up, so it's a tip to everyone to sell like 50% first, then when goes up, sell the other 50%
A method I use is basically legal outlining. I outline very close cities, make the outline thicker and keep doing the same until I connect every small outline
You don't block off land, right?
The music is relaxing
YAY, THE VID I WANTED
*Subtitles didn't save somehow*
You want to settle in a area with lots of city density like Western Europe or the US Desert. Southern England is extremely abundant in oil, wealth and pop. The Middle East is the same except not for the pop.
If you're fighting a larger enemy, try to use cheap troops and spam them harder than the USSR. This worked for me once when I was in the situation, and, (with some supplies from other nations), managed to take a lot of territory and they surrendered.
If you're bigger opponent has a good economy though, you're screwed.
Also, handle diplomatic relations with other players well. If you don't, you could get restricted from land and be declared war on. Wars are very costly. Choose diplomacy over agressiveness and try to get into a good alliance, they'll help your security and even your expansion.
Try to focus on taking cities before taking empty land as cities are much more valuable.
And finally, Antartica isn't that valuable unless you want more research (to combat natural disasters). It does also have some supply drops that can give you wealth, war charges, research and oil but they're very rare. It's also expensive to take Antartica so I'll let you decide.
Wdym by cheap troops? Horsemen, knights or warriors and archers
@@ArifTheBedwarsSweat Yes
@@Rudnaz_127 so in the last sentence you said its more expensive to to take Antartica, Is there somewhere on the map where land is the cheapest, or is most of the land on the map have similiar prices (the amount of wealth to buy a peice of land/a huge peice of land)?
@@redproinfinity If a land is bigger, it is more expensive to buy. The reason why I said Antartica is expensive is because there's a lot of large land pieces to get.
@@Rudnaz_127someone said to me Canada is expensive bc my country was Sweden and that’s far away. If u are far away from a country is it more expensive?
i didn't know people posted about this game, W vid
Ty. Yeah, this isn't a very popular game for people to watch.
Ty for subscribing btw.
Yayy, cool bro! Do u have full video-guide about this game?
no, but I do plan on making it eventually. btw, thanks for subbing.
@@Rudnaz_127 np, I like channels like this
This is my strat is it good?
So first I get to 50k-100k population then I just buy war charges and get gladiators and when I get around 200 war charges I continue to expand
Yes, that sounds about good.
That’s good
Would be good to invest in oil? That's mt strategy for the time, but idk if it's really good
Yes, probably. Invest when it's low & sell when it's high.
@@Rudnaz_127 I know you can modify the market, when you buy oil, goes down, and when you sell it, goes up, so it's a tip to everyone to sell like 50% first, then when goes up, sell the other 50%
I put subtitle on but I cant see the words
I don't know why it didn't save.
Just read my comment in the video which is what I wrote in the subtitles summarised. Sorry the subtitles didn't work out.
do you have footage of the tsar bomb? i want to see what it looks like in game so bad
Sorry no.
hey, is there a way to get a lot of war charges?
not that I really know of
Make ur country the Scandinavia bc it produces lots of wc and its rich too,so buy wc aswell