Sabrosito
Byzantines
速攻·Season 11
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Play when against aggro civs. If against passive, play the 2 TC one. Some pointers: 1. Remember to build ASAP when you get 120 
stone. 2. Important to enemy and produce the counters in Feudal. a. If enemy is pro , get spears + longbow and deny deer packs. b. If enemy is , get + longbow. 3. Expend all Gaia 
food before adding farms, especially berries.
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Gold for upgrades, 2 Stone for , rest on 
Wood.
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2 on Stone, at gold Gold. Rally Sheep. Stone vils stay there until .
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4013At 4 Food, Rally 1 to Stone then Rally Food
00001st ideally on Stone Food Gold, but Stone Food is good.
8022At 8 Food, move 1 Stone to Gold until 2.
00002nd on home Berrybush, where your will be. Set it to increase research.
4422Age 2 with 3 Food , Repair on Berrybush. All others to Wood, leave 4 on Food. Rally Wood.
Remember to finish your .
0000Remember to add whenever you have 120 Stone. Prio Berrybush but get as many res as you can, but be safe.
4822 Rally Wood. 8 to sustain units, 10 so you can slowly add Farm, 9 is a decent middle ground.
Just enemy and form your gameplan from there. Ask if they want to fighting or not, what units they're making. Check their split.
7922All 4 Food and all 3 Repair to Berrybush for 7 total. Rally Berrybush for mercs.
0000Get and another military building depending on what you on the enemy ASAP.
0000Remember the others , and important techs.
0000Make some units, harass. Figure out if the enemy wants to continue fighting or not. If not, aim for Age 3.
17380Rebalance eco to prep for Age 3. Pull ~5 Wood to extra Berrybush with . Pull the Stone to Gold. Get on Food and Gold or Rally to them.
143100~10-14 Food to Age 3 with .
143100Get techs.
When the Relics are gone, consider getting more Wood and Stone to get a 2nd especially if your enemy is 2 TC.
209100Rebalance eco. Get 9-10 Wood so you can slowly add Farm.
0000At this point you can all in. Don't forget Relics. producing and putting on pressure.
