Turtle ship age of empires code#

Bombard cannons and Trebs - they'll take huge damage and Turtles are. The Curse of the Ghost Ship (Age of Empires 2: The Conquerors Expansion Campaign - 1) This message has been edited by Emperor Michael (edited 07-15-2004 05:55 PM). (To counteract this, flank with your Turtles) Cheap and quick to create.Age of Empires II description The Two-Handed Swordsman is an infantry unit in Age of Empires II that can be trained at the Barracks once the Imperial Age is reached. If you're up against the AI which likes to hit-and-run its galleys (which usually backfires rather comically), you will lose your Turtle Ships without getting a single shot off. The extra range of Galleons (not so much War Galleys) hurts Turtle Ships really really hard. Mangonel line - the high melee damage means they'll perform decently but not great frightening players - nothing quite like a morale shock Koreans: Elite Turtle Ship speed increased to 1.035 (from 0.9) Koreans: Archer armor upgrades free Koreans: Lose the tower +1/+2 range bonus Koreans: Panokseon replaced with the new castle age UT, Eupseong: Watch Towers, Guard Towers and Keeps +2 range Lithuanians: (Elite) Leitis -1 pierce armor Malians: (Elite) Gbeto frame delay reduced to. Demo ships - they'll usually kill the ships before they hit Hotkey in a game is a kind of shortcut that is one or more keyboard keys that are combined to shorten an instruction without having to use a mouse so that an instruction can be executed quickly while playing.For example in Age of Empires.

Turtle ship age of empires code#

they have a very small area of effect, making them great against Skirms (see above point) Game programmer usually keep a special code into program that he created for the hotkeys when playing including in the Game Age of Empires II The Conquerors. trolling the AI by putting one on a ford and watching as the AI sends all its melee units to attack the Turtle Ship which has really high armor.

being modded into super OP behemoths (whoops!) tanking damage in naval fights (bit expensive to do this though, better to train more Galleons) Smashing anything within their feeble 6 range, especially Galley-line if they can actually hit them Holding shallows against land units ( especially good vs siege as they deal melee damage IIRC)