While 'clearing the map' in advance of Story Quest progression is not required, it does make the Questing process faster as there is no delay to return things 'back to normal'.
Acquire and level GBs (and Event Buildings) to provide for combat boosts while collecting Goods for those future Technology unlocks. If you are beyond IA, the best advice is halt any Technology research and focus your resources on building your City up. Of course, One Up'ping your way there works as well - depending on your inventory.įor a stress-free attempt for ensuring advanced Age units, camping out in the Iron Age (IA) is the best way to set your City up for success. If you plan on doing any sort of sprinting, understand which buildings you will want to One Up as you pass through the Age you are sprinting through and those buildings that will require Renovating once you pause in the targeted Age. Last, the recommendation of having a plan to Renovate or One Up your Event/Settlement buildings so those are not missed and upgraded to the desired Age. the 'sprint' means that you are moving through the particular Age as quickly as possible to get to the next one by ensuring you are set up to fast-track any Story, Bonus or Side Quests and not simply completing Research to get to the next Age.
Also, it is my opinion that the advanced units will provide a higher Forge Point (FP) return than utilizing the space for a Goods or FP-producing building so giving up those Land Expansions (for now) is a worthy trade-off.įor clarification. available Technologies to push the Story Quests into much higher ages whereas in the Industrial Age (InA), you only need 4 additional to push the Story Quests into the Postmodern Era (PME). In addition, you might be wondering, why leave all that Tech behind? Well, according to the information - the better units come when you are in Contemporary Era (CE) and you will need 14. One can still obtain advanced units without a good City set-up but in either a good or bad situation, some sacrifice must be made - the level of sacrifice depends on how solid that foundation is. 🚧 Under Construction 🚧 Snozz's Snippet for Advanced UnitsĪlthough not a pre-requisite to playing or enjoying the game, the approach of this advanced units snippet is predicated on the idea of setting up a fundamental and solid City foundation to 'sprint' through Ages that do not offer the best advanced units which, in my opinion, are primarily the Industrial Age and the Contemporary Era as they can offer the better units more than one age higher however, the Iron Age and Colonial both offer units of the next age (Colonial can provide units two ages higher but that is very difficult to achieve.)
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