How To Climb In AOE 4 - AOE 4 School Series

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How To Climb In AOE 4 - AOE 4 School Series

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@Americanheld Ай бұрын

Now that you mention it, I can totally see you're a teacher, you have the same way to explaining things (my wife is one too). Great video with some actionable advice! I think often people just get bored of doing the same thing with 1 civ, even if it's technically better. It starts eating into their "fun" of the game. I know you caveated in the beginning to do what's fun which is fair. For me, I found the best way to overcome this is to actually play a civ that's flexible. I started with Delhi, like you, but doing the same thing every game quickly got me bored and I just couldn't stick to the civ. However, I've now started playing Rus and it's a civ that has a ton of options in-game, like going feudal aggression, 2 tc, fast castle, etc. This way my learning load is significantly smaller, but I still get to have variety in my gameplay based on the matchup and situation. It has allowed me to stick to Rus longer than any other civ I have before and I see myself getting noticeably better because of that.

@AlijahHarrison 26 күн бұрын

Just getting into AOE & RTS games in general. Video came up in my recommendos:) Good content my guy! WIll definitely be following along to help improve my game. Just a gold player with a dream to be conq

@RTS_Papercut-bo7qt 26 күн бұрын

@@AlijahHarrison you’re a future conq in the making I know it

@maomaopvp Ай бұрын

Love this video! There is a big difference between playing and practicing, i find it amazing that even in a game like AoE4 this still principle still applies

@chrisrobinson7796 Ай бұрын

Great vid I’ve been bouncing between civs before I actually get really good at one so think I’ll go back to using Japan

@DM-ox4jq Ай бұрын

Well said papercut.

@TypeErrorDubs Ай бұрын

This is sage advice I’ve heard echoed more or less by another top aoe4 coach. Well said!

@CasualGamerNoob Ай бұрын

It seems you might have some small echo in you're audio. Thanks for the help and advice! You're a great teacher

@RTS_Papercut-bo7qt Ай бұрын

Yup, my space is small, I try my best to work around it

@jaiapenopicante7758 Ай бұрын

Great video! I quit the game and have not played in months, not planning to come back, but honest to God you’d have been someone I’d have loved to talk to while I was learning the game. I wish a lot of people learn from you.

@RTS_Papercut-bo7qt Ай бұрын

If you ever come back hit me up!!

@jaiapenopicante7758 Ай бұрын

@@RTS_Papercut-bo7qt Haha thanks! I honestly will consider it, but I think I am done with the game, but the community (most of it) is just amazing, and that includes you. Good luck!!

@WastelandMedic93 Ай бұрын

Good video pp cut thank you

@goldfish1837 Ай бұрын

Yeah makes total sense that you were a teacher. I mean this in the best way possible

@Sthaetic-d2v Ай бұрын

Bookmarked for later (I suck at AoE)

@RTS_Papercut-bo7qt Ай бұрын

Time to get good

@guest0046 Ай бұрын

How to climb ladder? White Tower Rush. Went to diamond 2 lmao

@vranceanuvladut9009 Ай бұрын

sounds good, doesnt work. this is why the ladder is filled with plat/diamond 1 trick ponnies that are hardstuck. if what you said was true, there would be no 1k+ one civ games player that isnt at the top of the ladder. climbing is limited not only by knowledge which you insist solely on, but by creativity, decision-making, adaptability, critical thinking, etc, skills you can only teach yourself by constantly having to adapt, constantly being in new environments, on top of not being limited cognitively, which is the real reason people dont climb. what you propose is called cheese and is short-sighted. not all people are conquerer level. if everyone applied your strat, then the same people being gold would be gold in that world as well, only at a more tighter gameplay. this is compound mediocrity

@RTS_Papercut-bo7qt Ай бұрын

Hi! A few things 1. All those things you mentioned (creativity, adaptability etc) come from Reps and the process of growing through practice. Part of the video is about how you teach yourself things things by either breaking down your own play constantly or learning by watching others. 2. I could easily suggest strategies/ that are considered cheese and tell people to just play those strategies. That’s not what I said. Playing one civ to help get better is not cheese, it’s part of the learning process. Many civs you have to be extremely adaptable to make work which is why people struggle with them (China is a great example). People can help speed. Up their learning process by focusing on one civ at a time for the reasons I laid out in the video. 3. You are never going to have the entire player base at the top of the ranked ladder, it’s not possible. If people are hard stuck it usually comes from a few things -they’ve reached the level they can reach without dedicated introspection on strengths and weaknesses and focused attempts at identifying things to fix - They are currently at their skills ceiling and need more reps to build the muscle and mental memory to reach the next level (they are improving even as they are hard stuck it just takes time) -They are not improving faster than the general population is improving through their own gameplay - the average gold player is significantly better then then the average gold player a year ago But overall I think the average person isint going through the steps I suggest. Self taught growth of a skill is difficult. Imagine if you had to teach yourself how to play the piano just by playing. It would take time! A long time! But if you had a teacher or a series a videos on chord structure your practice becomes a lot better. I am not suggesting a quick fix, in fact my suggestions will take way more time because I am telling the player to be consistently looking at their play with a critical eye, seek out information from others, and play the game consistently.