My standard approach is to build level 1 fortresses on the borders, keep the troops of one border as they are and concentrate everything else on the other border that I want to breach. On the other hand if you are too passive the other players will get a lead on you that will be very difficult to recover (assuming that skill levels are the same). In the early stage when you only have infantry it will deeply cut your army strenght, leaving you exposed to someone that has kept his/her troops inactive (they will be a lot more than yours and with a much higher morale). There are pros and cons for each course of action and a lot depends on your skill, what is the situation around you and how skilled the other players are.īeing extremely aggressive can give you a big lead and growth, both economically and on recruitments. Joining a coalition too early and too far from you may isolate you and lead to the countries around you tearing you apart if they decide to form one on their own. Try to stack your troops in your capital, its morale usually hits 100% the fastest so your army morale will rise most quickly in the cap.ĭon’t be afraid to take a look at the rank and experience of the active players around you, as well as use the diplomacy tab for actual diplomacy like “hey, you and me can take out nation x together, would you be interested”.Īlso, be attentive of the diplomacy on the map, especially of the alliances and coalitions that form around you early game. Get forts up to lv 2 so players don’t know that you are concentrating troops in a specific province, try to keep at least 1 infantry in lv 2 forts and above so it looks like your border is well defended. I personally focus entirely on economy if the countries around me are ai.

Honestly, it entirely depends on the country, the active players around you, and the level of experience that those players have.

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