Imperial Scepter and Civilization: Introduction to Huaxia Civilization Imperial Scepter and Civilization: Overview of Huaxia Civilization Gameplay Tutorial

Many players are quite interested in the game "Empire: Scepter and Civilization," and within the game, the Chinese civilization can be said to be very strong. So how should new players play the Chinese civilization well? Today, I will bring you a guide on the Chinese civilization in Empire: Scepter and Civilization, hoping to help those who need it. Without further ado, let's dive right into it.

In "Empire: Scepter and Civilization," the Chinese civilization has unique charm and functions. Overall, the gameplay of the Chinese civilization leans more towards "expanding territory and early warfare," which is very suitable for players who prefer to support their war efforts through conquest. Try using the Chinese civilization to develop your empire and expand your territory. Next, I will introduce the characteristics of the Chinese civilization one by one.

Firstly, the most core characteristic of the Chinese civilization is "Pioneering." Its effect is: "You can use the pioneering command on various material plots belonging to yourself or family members, increasing their resource production to the next level; no buildings can be constructed on pioneered plots." This effect can be said to be very powerful. In the early stages when everyone's plots are scarce and productivity is lacking, the Chinese civilization can directly upgrade its plots by one level through the pioneering command, giving a significant lead from the start. The resources obtained through pioneering allow us to quickly pass the early stage and establish a powerful military force and city in the early game.

Corresponding to this is our powerful "Divine March Camp," with the effect: "Allows up to 5 friendly players to each mobilize 1 unit, and the mobilization speed increases by 25%." We know that in the early game, mobilizing troops consumes a large number of commands, which is difficult to bear when resources are already scarce. However, the Divine March Camp provides us with a strong dispatch capability, allowing us to easily mobilize a large army in the early game. The 25% speed boost makes us like gods, able to quickly strike weak neighboring countries, gain more plots, and combine with our "Pioneering" for a terrifying effect.

Of course, when facing countries with strong early defenses, such as the British civilization, a straightforward frontal attack is bound to be at a disadvantage. Therefore, our "Stealth" effect becomes particularly important. Its effect is: "Up to 5 friendly units in a stationary state on the target plot gain stealth; units in stealth cannot be seen by enemies and have a 50% increase in movement speed." This effect can be said to be almost invincible. Just the stealth effect alone is very powerful, and with a 50% increase in movement speed, we can easily hide 5 large armies, directly striking the enemy's capital, appearing suddenly around the enemy's city, catching them off guard. Seeing 5 armies blocking your city gates is enough to make you nervous, let alone "suddenly appearing" armies.

Of course, the morale boost provided by the Inspiring effect, which gives all units +30 morale, along with Rest: increased stamina recovery, Planning: reduced national building costs and time, Transport: enhanced camp and supply ship troop transport, and Encouragement: reduced marching morale consumption, and other civilization traits, provide our army with a terrifying military capability in the early game, making us very powerful.

By now, we can roughly understand how to win with the Chinese civilization in the game: Start by expanding territory to build a lot of infrastructure, complete city construction in the early game, then go crazy with troop production in the early to mid-game, use the Divine March Camp and Stealth to quickly defeat enemy cities, and then obtain resources through expansion, supporting war with war, and finally grow stronger, creating a snowball effect. This strategy requires a lot of player operation and management, needing strong strategic and tactical thinking. If you cannot effectively expand territory in the early to mid-game, you may struggle in the late game. Of course, if you can pull it off, the Chinese civilization is almost invincible.

Above is the guide I brought to you on the Chinese civilization in Empire: Scepter and Civilization. I hope it has helped those who needed it. For those who like it, go ahead and try out this strategy! I'm sure you will have a great gaming experience.