TheEthiopian campaign, first mission I have found spectacularly hard. O only beat it by cheating and finding every single available soldier that you can discover throughout the map first and then doing the mission. I honestly have no idea how someone could do it first time. 10. loptthetreacherous • 6 yr. ago. Unlikeother Campaigns in the Age of Empires title, The Art Of War doesn’t have a storyline. Instead, The Art Of War acts as an advanced challenge mode in which Ageof Empires II: Definitive Edition Walkthrough: 1: Walkthrough overview; 2: General hints and tips 3: Tutorial and African Campaigns; 4: American Campaigns; 5: Asian Hungryfor more Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition campaigns? We’ve recently played through three more fantastic Custom Campaigns that we simply have to Thiswalkthrough guide covers the mission “The Cleansing of the Loire” which is the third out of six that make up the Joan of Arc campaign in the video game Age of Empires II: Age of Kings. This guide was created for the Hard difficulty, using the Age of Empires II: HD edition of the game. Overview Isaw a few posts complaining about the difficulty of the first mission of the Babylon Campaign, I decided to try it myself. After a couple of tries, I was able to beat it on hardest difficulty. The strategy I used was: - Convert as many yellow villagers as possible. - Focus on converting the villagers that are trying to get food, so that Hittitecampaign mission 2 is basically impossible. You start in tool age with 6 swordsmen and 3 basic chariots. You can get 3 villagers just south of your starting position. Within 1 minute of beginning the game (you start in the tool age) you’re being hammered by 4 factions, all of whom have tons of priests and catapults. TheJapanese are primarily an offensive civilization geared towards infantry. The Japanese work well on land maps but fare much better on maps with large bodies of water since it is the only type of map where their bonus on Fishing Ships can be used effectively. Their infantry attack 33% faster than those of other civilizations, giving their infantry a large Wonderis the eighth and last scenario of the Glory of Greece campaign in Age of Empires. Alexander the Great (blue) must stop the Greek Cambyses (red) and the Phoenician Darius (yellow) from building Wonders, while battling the Persians (brown). Starting age: Post-Iron Age Starting resources: 1,000 food, 500 wood, 500 gold, 500 stone Population limit: 50 WheneverI load a save from a custom campaign scenario, winning the scenario will not count as a victory in the campaign played. No ending cutscene, no “next level” button. If I return to the menu for that custom campaign, the next level will not appear; for the game considers that I never beat that scenario, as the reloaded game does not SlyOXsn.