The game's text package is very peculiar, and the method of describing images with text is quite advanced, so there is still no Chinese version… (Herocraft is awesome), causing many friends to have trouble understanding this mobile strategy masterpiece. In view of this, I am posting some basic gameplay ideas for Civilization Revival 2 here.
[Guide]: First, let's talk about the two main modes of Civilization Revival 2:
1. Map Mode:
You can perform diplomatic actions, troop movements, city building, and construct mines and watchtowers.
The lower-left corner of the map is the mini-map, the upper-left corner shows the resources (gold, stone), and the upper-right corner shows the current year.
2. City Mode:
You can build units (soldiers, workers, settlers, etc.), construct buildings (and upgrade them), and build city walls.
The bottom frame shows on the left the city population, in the middle the units inside the city, and on the right the technologies being researched (if no technology is being researched, nothing is displayed as shown in the picture).The ** in the upper left box indicates the city's food supply capacity, and the shield represents the percentage of defense the city can provide to its units. The gold coin in the upper right box shows the amount of gold the city produces per turn, and the stone indicates the amount of stone the city produces per turn. Finally, the box centered at the top shows the maximum population the city can accommodate.
Controls in Renaissance 2:
Number keys: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 are used to move the cursor
Key 5: functions as Confirm
* key: Switch city
# key: In city mode, it returns to map mode; in map mode, it skips the current turn.
Game settings:
1. Main settings interface:
Name: Change player nickname
Difficulty: Game difficulty (0: Easy, 1: Hard, 2: Hardcore, 3: Ultimate). Beginners are recommended to choose difficulty 0... Difficulty 1 may be a bit challenging for newcomers.
Clans: Number of players in the game (choosing 7 means there will be 6 computer players and one is you...)
Remember to Save Settings after making changes.
Settings: Detailed settings, see below
After selecting Settings, as shown below:
City Captions: Display city names in map mode (recommended to enable) Sound: Sound effects Music: Background music Animation: Battle animation (recommended to enable) End Turn Manually: End turn manually (recommended to enable) MiniMap: Mini map at the bottom left (recommended to enable) AutoSave: Auto save (recommended to disable) Remember to click OK after modifications Basic gameplay of Fuxing 2: Game - My Empire Choose a region of the universe, then select a planet. The game will then show the planet's area, climate, resources, etc. It is recommended that newcomers choose a larger planet (area above 600). After selecting a planet, you will choose a race. Each race has its own characteristics, explore them gradually. The game starts from a primitive era. Your goal is to conquer the planet or build a Teleport before any other race. Therefore, you need to develop technology, establish a strong economy, and build a powerful army. About building structures: Previously, in city mode, you could see a highlighted area around the main city; that is where you can construct buildings. The basic starting buildings are: School (research technology), Market (produce gold), BlackSmith (produce stones), Pharmacy (provide medical support), Plantation (produce food) To increase the city's maximum population capacity, build more Plantations! Once the city's population exceeds 15, you need to build a Pharmacy, otherwise diseases will reduce the city's maximum population. Constructing buildings requires gold and stone, please ensure supply of these basic resources! After technological advancement, buildings can be upgraded to become more effective and powerful! Building upgrades require gold. Upgrading the School allows you to advance to the next era! || Buildings have different effects depending on the terrain they are built on! Explore this yourself. In map mode, click on the map to view terrain information of that point (resources produced, etc.) About unit production: Click the main city to produce units. Immigrant: Immigrant.Used to build new cities. Worker: Worker. Can mine to produce resources, build watchtowers to increase visibility, and later in the game can even build airports to bomb enemy troops! The rest are troops, the main characters of war. How to use them is up to everyone to explore~~ After technological progress, troops can be upgraded. Upgraded troops will be more powerful! Building troops consumes gold and stone. Troops in production will be displayed in the lower left corner of the city mode.
About diplomacy: Diplomacy is very important. Clicking on the opponent's city opens the diplomacy interface. Neutrality: Neutral Science Alliance: Science Alliance Military Alliance: Military Alliance War: At war Please choose your diplomatic strategy carefully; a good diplomatic strategy is part of success. In the diplomacy interface, you can see the opponent's diplomatic status. If the opponent discovers you, they will actively engage in diplomacy with you (which frustrates me, because just seeing my troops allows diplomacy… why do I have to find his city first…)
Unit movement: Use the number keys: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 to move. Try several times and you will understand. If movement in that direction is allowed, an arrow will be displayed. If moving is not possible (or blocked by enemy troops), a red X will be displayed. If the block is due to enemy troops, moving there will result in an attack, as shown in the first picture in the post.
Selecting a unit (to select a unit in the city, click the city to enter city mode and then move the cursor to the unit bar), the following options will appear: Wait up: Wait until the next turn to move Defend: Defend (station here) Stop Action: End defense Leave this one-horse town: End defense (appears when the unit is stationed in the city) Upgrade: Upgrade (requires gold; make sure the city where the unit belongs has enough population capacity) Disband: Disband (unit disappears) Profile: Unit information
When a unit moves, the lower right corner of the unit will show movement points. Once the movement points are exhausted, the unit cannot move again and must wait until the next turn. When moving a settler, the city's influence area will be displayed (shaded area). Settlers can only found cities outside of an existing city's influence.Alright, that's the basic gameplay of this game. There are still some interesting details not mentioned, waiting for everyone to discover~~ To sum it up in one sentence, playing Rise 2 is all about developing as quickly as possible and overwhelming your opponents. Once you understand this game, you'll find its charm. If anyone wants to share their thoughts, ideas, tactics, etc., feel free to post and discuss in this section~~
