Guide to the Imperial Scepter and Civilization Pioneering Overview: How New Players of Imperial Scepter and Civilization Can Survive the Early Game

Many of you may be quite interested in the game "Empire: Scepter and Civilization", with its excellent game system providing players with an unparalleled sense of immersion. Today, I will bring you a beginner's guide to Empire Scepter and Civilization, helping new players quickly get through the relatively difficult initial development phase. Without further ado, let's dive right in.

Before we start developing, one thing we need to clarify is: what type of civilization do we have? In "Empire: Scepter and Civilization", there are many different civilizations, such as the development-focused British and Roman civilizations, or those more geared towards the early game like the Vikings and Chinese, as well as the Persian civilization which excels in both early and late stages but struggles in the middle. Our strategies for developing will vary depending on the civilization.

The tutorial will guide us step by step through the development of the inner city and learning the relevant skills of heroes. We just need to follow along with the tutorial. After choosing a civilization, no matter which one it is, we should first check if there are any outer city tasks, as these often provide a large amount of resources that can help us develop quickly. If not, then we should diligently develop the wasteland. I recommend that new players aim for a ratio of wood:iron:stone = 1:1:2 when selecting land for their inner and outer cities. Of course, if we choose a civilization like the Vikings that focuses on the early game, we could adjust this to 1:1.5:1.5. As for farmland, unless there's a need for production, we should avoid taking it to save our precious initial resources.

I suggest that players try to complete the main quest requirements as much as possible, because the main quests provide a lot of resources that can help us quickly get through the development phase. Here, I recommend that regardless of the civilization, players should first create some troops. After the server has been open for 6 hours, barbarian supplies will appear around the city, and bandits will also appear on the large map. By reserving stamina to defeat them, we can obtain reserve troops and a large number of resources, which can smoothly aid in our development. If resources are sufficient, at this point, we should consider building our unique structures or using our skills. Generally, after the key buildings for the early game civilization are completed, we can start producing troops to attempt attacking neutral cities or other player cities to seize territory. For later-game civilizations, it's important to quickly build defensive structures at this time to prevent being defeated by other early-game civilizations, such as the Vikings or Chinese.

Above is the beginner's guide to Empire Scepter and Civilization that I've brought to you. I hope it has been helpful to those who needed it. If you find it interesting and want to give Empire Scepter and Civilization a try, don't miss out on this game!