Look at how I played this match!

The battle lasted for 2 hours, on a large map, 100x80, high tech level, turn time 40-20, and the map shape was symmetrical. The red and blue bases were on the left and right sides, respectively, each with an exit above and below the base, and two exits in the middle. At first, he sent some gibberish that I couldn't understand, so I sent back some symbols like 'What? No yes,' which he probably couldn't understand either. Then he sent a word starting with 'W' and ending with '0'; I guess what it meant! I only replied because his attitude was very good. Ahem, getting to the main point: I was the blue army, starting with 1500 money. I built a base, a research lab, and a factory, leaving me with not much money. When I finished researching heavy tanks (Zeus and Missile Vehicles), he sent over a dozen troops. Damn, he immediately attacked my defensive fort, but fortunately, I built Zeus in time and wiped them all out. Then I started researching various tech upgrades for Zeus. The first few troops he sent were just infantry with armored vehicles, each group about 20-30 soldiers, all of which I wiped out without losing a single soldier (haha). I was speechless; he wasted money instead of researching tech (I judged he was a newbie). After assembling over 30 full-spec Zeus tanks, I held the base and started researching Missile Vehicles (although this map didn't really need Missile Vehicles. Thirty Zeus split into two groups attacked from the top and bottom exits of the map [enemies usually place the power plant behind their base], which could directly reach the enemy base from behind, while the remaining 20 Zeus stayed to defend the base). Later he finally figured it out and brought Climbing Tanks to attack me, but under the threat of my full-spec Zeus, nothing mattered… I can only say the enemy was thoroughly crushed. After he gathered enough forces, he launched attacks from the top, middle, and bottom, but I had already anticipated this and deployed troops at the bottom, so the enemy was wiped out immediately (the top and middle were relatively open, so no need to worry)… But I don't know why he didn't research Missile Vehicles; otherwise, he could have put some pressure on me. To eliminate future threats quickly, I had to attack him (originally wanting to crush him more). I thought he would lay mines in front of his base, but he didn't, he just built many towers, and the base was quickly destroyed by me. Haha, in the end, I gained 940 experience, not bad! This battle was very simple.Friends who truly like Art of War 2 should go play the online version. It doesn't use much data and you can practice tactics very well. Once you get used to playing the online version, you'll realize that the AI in the single-player version is actually quite weak. The single-player version is just for practicing tactics; there's not much fun in beating the AI...