We will not go into the berry calculation even tho it can be easily done also, but because berries do not appear in half the standard maps but hunts do, lets just focus on hunts. Also lets assume we are talking about hunts and berries as one and the same, which will be explained why in the logic section.
I would not use the church card unless I have all my mills and plantations up and most of my city in age 4-5 but I do recommend sending it in age 4 after you sent 2 factories to offset wood cost and after you build all plantations and mills. simply because of the obvious inefficient consequence of the 40% wood cost increase for making buildings. Lets right away just eliminate the church card from this guide. Please consider all the French eco cards.Īge 1 card for 20% faster plantation productionĪge 2 church card 10% all production BUT 40% more wood expensive buildings.Īge 3 card 25% plantation and mine production There is a misconception in the AOE3 community that states you should only go on mills after you exhausted all the hunts and berries.
Sometimes I’m being told in games that I’m a noob for doing mills too quick, or plantations when in reality I have used math to get an edge over all the the noob sheep who just follow each other to their deaths without thinking. When is the best time to switch to mills as France? Age 2. I will use France as my example but if you work out the math for other civs, perhaps you will find the same result.Īlso there is a logic section behind why switching to mills and plantations is actually more efficient in age 2-3 then hunting and mining, disregarding the math, even in the early stages so please consider that section strongly. The following is a guide/proof on when it is most efficient to switch from hunts and mines to mills and plantations. Under review by the ESOC board and AOE players since Feb 2 2016īy: Cocaine, AKA LordKrol perm banned may your innocent soul rest in peace 2005-2012
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