Note: i did not fully create this, i actually witnessed something similar to this being done in a expert recorded game (i can't recall the exact players though
This is for
IMO this works very well on
The reason I like this with british is that you can send ATP as your first card instead of 3 villagers, but still have a great eco on par or greater than your opponent's eco.
This strat sort of sacrifices the brit eco early on for a strong rush that can take on most civs out there. Since you are brits, after the rush even if it fails, you can easily send some wood/villagers and get your eco super strong again.
-ATP
-Native treaties
-700/600 wood
-5 villagers
-700 food
-Any cav upgrades (help lakota/comanche out)
- Yeomen (makes lbows super awesome in fortress)
- 3 villagers ( in case you change your mind and decide to just go normal)
-4 villagers (a nice eco boost)
- 700 gold (very nice if you want to age)
-gather starting crates and put all vills on food
-build as many manors as you can
-first shipment= ATP(:O)
-aim to get WOOD treasures
-Age when you have 15 villagers
-Age with 500 food
-Put about 12 villagers on wood and other 3 on food
-Build a lakota and comanche trade post asap
-If you managed to get some wood treasures build another manor (should have 2 manors+ 1 tc= 30 population)
-Send native treaty (gives 4 of each native
-Build rax and start getting some lbows
- Don't forget to collect the age up 500 food as that will be very necessary
- Keep pressuring your opponent by raiding with lakota and killing their raids with comanche
- Always keep building villagers (move a couple back on food if your opponent has HI as you'll be wanting lbows+ comanche then which are less wood heavy units)
- Next card i like to send 700 wood for more units+manors
-From here on it's your choice
- A tip is that since you've sent ATP, it's really nice to snatch up the trade route + stage coach for some more resources or shipments therefore i often like sending 600 wood instead of 5 villagers as the tradeposts+stage coach is better IMO.
here's a recording
it dragged on really long, but you can just watch the first part which shows the basic idea of the rush.
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[This message has been edited by CrazyLunatic (edited 04-23-2009 @ 10:28 PM).]