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I now 100% call this guide my Savior. I was about to loose all my troops in this epic battle I was having and I checked this really fast and remembered to move my troops back. I know it seems simple but I got 10,000 prestige. And that's A LOT for a wimpy lvl 7. Thanks BroBot I LOVE you.

I though that this guide showed a strong comitment to sucessfully playing this. Good work.

Wow almost 4,000 views

I figured at max it might get 1,000

Not sure if this is still true, but used to, if you miss with your move+range and have higher speed, they could still hit you first if you end in their great range.

Of course we all know that if a unit retreats before getting hit, you likely won't hit them. Like a cat retreating from a cav. Even though the cav may have way more than enough speed and range to hit a cat, they CANNOT hit a retreating cat. Archers have difficulty hitting retreating cats too.

Order of the battle goes:
1. Fastest troops move, then slowest troops until all troops have moved.
2. Fastest troop attacks
3. Defending troop from #2 counterattacks if their range allows.
4. 2nd Fastest troop attacks
5. Defending troop from #4 counterattacks if their range allows.
6. And so on until all troops have attacked and counterattacked.

A key thing to notice is that for #1, say that I have 1 archer and 100 catapults that are as close to my side of the battle as they can be. Also, say that I'm attacking you and you have 50 cavalry. The cavalry are 1 cm away from my catapults and can hit them if the cavalry moves forward. The order of battle dictates that the cavalry will hit the catapults first, but if I send my 1 archer forward it will stop the cavalry. No matter what happens, the archer will advance just a little, negating the cavalry's ability to move forward and hit the catapults. This is same with archers and infantry; even though they are slower than cavalry and by order of battle should be useless, they still advance just a little in this kind of scenario.
Also, since the troops attack after all the troops have moved, this is why cavalry can't hit retreating catapults (the catapults retreat just far enough to be out of the range of the cavalry)
I think. Hope I'm right about this hmm

Edit:

Meaning you can miss and they can hit, even if your speed is higher.

Also, since the troops move, then attack, the person with higher speed will always attack first. Unless they don't have the range.

Infs also cannot hit cats going backwards. This is mainly based on the range of the Infs as well as usually Infs will always move before cats

I love this guide.... Mad props Bro

I def like this guide. Its great to teach the basics and there's lots if advanced stuff too. I thinks this is A LOT better than the tutorial guide made by Haypi.

i agree

Nice guide compilation

This guide is killer. It would be cool if you added tech prices. It mat have been there but I didn't see it. Thanks