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| - The player starts with a solid base, with enough Houses to support the maximum population along with every important Feudal Age building. They also start with a ring of Outposts surrounding the base, though the English will soon destroy them one at a time. Begin by building Stone Walls to finish enclosing the base, along with Gates where appropriate. Also start collecting resources and advance to the Castle Age right away. After advancing, you can build a Siege Workshop to create siege weapons as well as a University to research important technologies (Murder Holes, Fortified Wall, Guard Tower, and Ballistics should be a priority). Also build Towers near the Walls, as the English will begin attacking them soon enough. Their forces include Longbowmen, Pikemen, and Battering Rams. The Englis
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| - The player starts with a solid base, with enough Houses to support the maximum population along with every important Feudal Age building. They also start with a ring of Outposts surrounding the base, though the English will soon destroy them one at a time. Begin by building Stone Walls to finish enclosing the base, along with Gates where appropriate. Also start collecting resources and advance to the Castle Age right away. After advancing, you can build a Siege Workshop to create siege weapons as well as a University to research important technologies (Murder Holes, Fortified Wall, Guard Tower, and Ballistics should be a priority). Also build Towers near the Walls, as the English will begin attacking them soon enough. Their forces include Longbowmen, Pikemen, and Battering Rams. The English will not advance beyond the Castle Age in this scenario. Once the player has enough stone, they should build their Castle. The perfect place for it is at the north end of the river crossing. Bring several Villagers to build it, along with a few troops to protect them. A Castle provides excellent defense, pelting any unit that dares go near it with a volley of arrows and being able to outrange an Longbowmen. Its only major weakness is Rams. Players can also create their civilization's unique unit (the Woad Raider for the Celts). It gains even more functions if the player advances to the Imperial Age, such as researching various important technologies and creating Trebuchets. Upon building the Castle, the player's allies will give the player some troops: 14 Elite Woad Raiders, five Cavaliers, four Transport Ships, two Galleons, and William Wallace himself. These units will help the player destroy the English Castle and finish the final mission. If five Battering Rams are added to this army, the player should be able to win quite easily. Use the Rams to destroy the Gate at the entrance to the English base, using your other units to protect them in case they are attacked (Rams are very resistant to arrows, so do not worry about Longbowmen). Use the Rams to destroy the two Towers as well, then move forward and find the Castle. It should be no match for the Battering Rams. Alternatively, immediately after the start of the mission, the player can advance to the Castle Age and send all Villagers to gather stone. Once the Castle Age is reached, a Castle can be constructed right away. Once the Castle is up, the ships of William Wallace arrive and drop their units on the shoreline. Garrison them back inside and sail to the coast in the south and drop the units off. Locate the Castle and attack it with all of Wallace's units. The Castle is gone in less than seven minutes of play.
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