00:55 🌄 Empty tiles in Quetzali terrain mean no villages; resources like mountains, forests, fruits, or animals must be nearby for a village to exist. 04:26 🏹 Archers are crucial in countering Quetzali defenders due to their ranged attacks and effectiveness against units in forested areas. 09:01 🛠 Choosing workshops over explorers early on depends on whether vision alteration significantly impacts immediate strategies; workshops may be more beneficial. 11:28 🌲 Archers are particularly effective in Quetzali terrain due to the ample availability of forest tiles, granting defense bonuses. 15:49 🌟 Strategic management of stars is crucial in Polytopia; conserving andspending them wisely affects tech advancement and city development. 17:12 🏰 The anticipation of opponents' moves and resource management are vital; understanding their strategies aids in forming counter-strategies. 20:13 🕵 Cloaks can be pivotal in high-level city sieges, especially when opponents possess advanced and fortified cities, providing an advantage in warfare. 21:36 ⚔ Utilizing defense-boosted daggers in combination with archery and climbing advantages creates a formidable offensive force in city sieges. 22:58 🏰 Employing defensive advantages like mountains and understanding their bonuses can be crucial during giant confrontations in Polytopia battles. 24:07 🗡 Cloaks and defense-boosted daggers can become overwhelming forces, especially when spawned in high numbers, making them challenging to counter effectively. 25:52 🛡 Walls serve as effective defenses against daggers in Polytopia battles, offering significant defense bonuses even when faced with relentless dagger attacks. 26:23 🏰 Disbanding and retraining Defenders behind walls can efficiently counter dagger swarms, as the defense bonuses hold substantial defensive power against ongoing attacks.
Many would argue 😁 but... with the coming update Quetzali becomes more powerful on water because of the strategy tech. 15 hp rammers and scouts will be much harder to deal with.
Having lots of forests around with no defending units around and enemy having high level cities mean one thing: perfect angle for diplomacy and having fun with cloaks/daggers
I mean certainly no offence but when the actual player is explaining his thought process behind the moves he made, interruptions and the reactions are just straight up disturbing.
