Imperial Scepter and Civilization Pioneer Guide Imperial Scepter and Civilization Newbie Pioneer Guide

The SLG genre has always been beloved by many. In current games, Imperial Scepter and Civilization are frequently mentioned by players. In the game, we can choose a dynasty to develop step by step, and then expand our territory to become a monarch. Below, we will provide a guide for starting out in Imperial Scepter and Civilization. Many players have heard of this game but haven't played it yet. The difficulty of starting out in SLG-type games is generally not low. Next, we will offer a beginner's guide, mainly introducing key points that players need to pay attention to, making it easier to start after understanding them.

At the beginning of the game, there will be a longer tutorial. After the initial tutorial, you can move around more freely. When building cities, you will see various NPCs. These NPCs are divided into three categories plus one special NPC, which players need to understand in the early stages. The first category is ordinary NPCs, which are the most numerous. They do various things in the game, mostly walking or farming within the city. These NPCs primarily serve to create an atmosphere, and players cannot interact with them.

Their main role is to add to the atmosphere. The second category is chat NPCs, who, as their name suggests, allow players to chat with them. These NPCs appear at fixed times, and players can find them at 8, 12, and 20 o'clock. Their locations are also relatively fixed, and sometimes they give advice or materials during conversations. Players can find them in fixed places. The third category is question-and-answer NPCs, who appear under certain conditions, such as acquiring a new hero, upgrading a building, or unlocking a new feature.

Afterward, players can find them in the city. Clicking on them triggers a question, which is usually quite easy, mostly about common knowledge in the game. Most questions relate to buildings, heroes, or features. Correct answers yield rewards, typically gold, copper coins, etc. The amount given is generally decent, and there are no rewards for incorrect answers.

At the start of the game, the resources provided to players are not abundant, and due to the low level of resource fields, the output is not much. At this time, besides the main quests, there are also many side or growth quests. The difficulty of these tasks is generally very low, and completing them yields basic resource rewards. You can complete multiple tasks at once and submit them all together, and the rewards from these tasks can be quite substantial when stacked. Our early development largely depends on these resources.

However, because resources are limited, we cannot upgrade all buildings in the early stages. The highest priority should be the main city, which should be upgraded as soon as the conditions are met. Upgrading the main city unlocks many new buildings and features. Our troops will also become more diverse, so resources should be prioritized for the main city, followed by upgrading the various resource plots.

In the game, we need to focus on the main quests, which provide abundant supplies. Some activities also require progress in the main quest to unlock, such as the entertainment center, which becomes available after completing the eleventh chapter. Here, you can spend in-game currency to play mini-games, which provide rewards. The in-game currency is obtained based on the duration of online play.

In the early stages, we don't need to train many soldiers, but after entering the GVG and PVP modes in the mid-game, the number of battles will increase. At this point, we need to consume resources to train a large army to defend against attacks from other players.

Above are the introductions to the Imperial Scepter and Civilization beginner's guide. In the early stages, players should follow the tutorials and main quests, and pay close attention to the NPCs. Interacting with many of these NPCs can lead to events, and completing these events can yield very good rewards.