These are generally most relevant in the early game, but they also usually set up the tribe for a strong late game regardless of whether you do a boom or a rush strat. The way I would look at it is there are two things to consider to understand an aoe2 tribe's strengths and weaknesses.ġ) Economic bonuses.

They are also very versatile having cheap tower rushes for early offence or quick castles which you can use to massacre your opponent with mass kamayuks in early castle age. their unique unit isn't a counter unit it performs well against most things in the game and is produced 2-3 times faster than a halberdier and just the unupgraded kamayuk is better than a pikeman in every way so you don't even need to upgrade your spears, elite kamayuks when upgraded are very fast and destroy a lot of stuff you would be surprised they deal with kiting units like cav archers extremely well and in tight formation protect trebuchets and such amazingly, the slingers come out early and shred infantry they absolutely destroy huskarls, the incas in general are a great counter to the goths both of their uniques excel against infantry.Ī lot of people complain about the huns not being able to build houses so they can use them for walls well the incas can and they get double population it's a very nice bonus, the free llama gives you an amazing start every time no waiting around for sheep immediately you get a better start than your opponents (although they get screwed on nomad). I have to disagree strongly with you incas are really great.

Their eagle warriors are inferior to the Mayan and Aztec eagle warriors, as they have only +10% speed, whereas the Mayan eagle warrior has +40 HP and the Aztec eagle warrior +4 attack. They have no eco bonuses besides a free llama and slightly cheaper buildings that cost stone. Their other unique unit, the slinger is the inferior version of the hand canonneer, and only does well against infantry, whereas hand cannoneers are quite strong against cavalry too. The unique capability of having +1 range might be nice, but considering that the kamayuk cost gold (as a counter unit!) and performs very poor against anything else, are slower than camels and less powerful than halbediers, require a castle to produce and upgrade, their unique unit is definitely one of the worst unique units in the game. The Kamayuk isn't nearly as cost-effective as the halbedier. They have mediocre unique units that cost a lot of gold. Originally posted by Til Bardaga!:Incas are without any doubt the worst civilisation.

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