In the Bronze Age, slings were first used by herders to protect their flocks. Eventually they were used in warfare, being one of the first ranged weapons. Slingers could fire 10 stones in a minute, and while accuracy was medicore, it was used until arrows were introduced. The great range that slings had surpassed even the bow and arrow.
Forge of Empires Bronze Age Military Tactics Guide by YodadaJew. I will continue to update this guide as I pass through the game. To get started this guide will only address 2 units I have used at this moment in time. The basic rule or strategy is to always defend, do not rush your units halfway across the map because then the enemy can attack
Forge of Empires Early to Mid Game Guide. This guide was written for anyone just starting out or who is having difficulty being effective for a give play style. This guide walks through play options leading from the first quest to the early middle ages. PLEASE DO NOT READ THIS WHOLE POST! Ages. Sedentism: People settle and establish their first town. This is the foundation of your Empire. Daily Challenges: Gives access to the special Daily Challenges. Daily Challenges are unlocked by researching 'Militia'. PvP Fights: PvP Fights are unlocked by researching 'Military Tactics'.
1. MooingRedPanda. • 3 yr. ago. In that age I had a few main combos I used: Hovers + Rogues - definitely still viable. 8 Turturrets - the splash damage is great against a lot of units, but be careful against eels and hidden units (and flying, of course) 2 Plasma/Tur, 2 Subs, 4 Rogues - good manual fighting combo for a lot of GE fights.
Sad truth is that the only good defending army is one that has a very VERY high defensive boost. Otherwise you're going to get wrecked by players from the era above you no matter what you have. That said, you can only have 5 losses a day counted against your stats. There's an open quesiton of whether defending is worth it at all if you're Expansions allow the player to enlarge the building area of their city. One expansion unlocks an area of 4x4 tiles that has to be placed adjacent to the current building area grid. Expanding is crucial part of the game since buildings tend to get larger through ages and players need to upscale the city's production numbers to advance at a decent rate. Players start the game with 16 expansions EDIT: Values have been changed after this post; the buildings are more balanced now to an extent. First Step - Lightly taking what's on the guide: "Efficiency" - 10.95% stronger than the Drone Factory. Second Step - Adding space from two-lane roads: "Efficiency" - 29.44% stronger than the Drone Factory. Spoiler. And because each archery range takes up 4 squares of space, you can easily fit them into your city. If you don’t plan on participating in the Bronze Age tournament, then swap out your barracks and slinger ranges for 4 archery ranges, and this should keep you going until you unlock crossbowmen in the High Middle Ages. Panda Reserve - Lv. 9 Forge Point production has been decreased (20 to 8-14), Attack for Defending army added (8-15%) Panda Shrine Forge Point production has been decreased (40 to 14-18), Attack for Defending army added (12-30%) Himalayan Fir - Lv. 1 Goods reduced (5-20 to always 5), added Attack for Defending army (1-4%)
We’ve created a Forge of Empires Residential Buildings Guide which outlines the costs, population, income and diamond requirement for each age. This is the complete Forge of Empires Residential Buildings Guide to help you to understand what is required to progress in FOE. But first….
Premium-Villa – The Premium way to farm money, Villas provide 87 population to your city and produce 100 gold in 1 hour, with the downfall being the cost of 200 diamonds each, or around $4. Filling your city with this will cost you dearly. However, this is the best provider and producer the Iron Age offers. Active. However other troops arent so far behind if we compare other ages like contemporary for example where AAV is much much stronger than the other units. For attack % it's hard to say but a good rule of thumb is can you auto battle lvl 4 of GE and win, if yes then you are ready to age up. (Also the more % the better you can never have enough)
A number I was told to stop at is 10,000 per good. 10k per good is too much, maybe for space age eras for tech tree, also bronze age is not needed (maybe 200-300 is more than enough) Hmm, it might have been 10,000 total (2,000 per good). I stopped after going to Iron Age and traded down when needed which wasn’t often.
