Which is more important if your opponent is "age rushing"?
If you just let him get ahead in the ages, then he will be able to field a more advanced army than you; however if you focus more on your resource development, you could be better off in the long run.
However, while your opponent might only be able to afford 1 or 2 large armies, if they hit you with a decent sized Enlightenment Age army while you are still in the Medieval Age, you might not survive it to rebuild later.
I have an opponent that I play against regularily. He is not nearly as good as I am at developing his nation's resource gathering, however he will quickly rush through the Ages. I am finding myself sacrificing some of my expansion in order to keep up with him. I am able to win, but my nation is not as sturdy as I would like it to be.
Which is the more effective strategy? Age rushing, or focusing on resources? Right now we are both rushing through the ages, and my gameplay is a bit sloppy.
If you just let him get ahead in the ages, then he will be able to field a more advanced army than you; however if you focus more on your resource development, you could be better off in the long run.
However, while your opponent might only be able to afford 1 or 2 large armies, if they hit you with a decent sized Enlightenment Age army while you are still in the Medieval Age, you might not survive it to rebuild later.
I have an opponent that I play against regularily. He is not nearly as good as I am at developing his nation's resource gathering, however he will quickly rush through the Ages. I am finding myself sacrificing some of my expansion in order to keep up with him. I am able to win, but my nation is not as sturdy as I would like it to be.
Which is the more effective strategy? Age rushing, or focusing on resources? Right now we are both rushing through the ages, and my gameplay is a bit sloppy.
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