Towers are slow to build, and stone is slow to mine. He used a strategy in which he would choose Chinese (this was back in AoK, where the Chinese were the most unbalanced civ and quite possibly the 'best'), get a 12:xx minute Feudal time (with 26 Vils, which is actually slow when you compare it to the Flush nowadays), and start attacking the other player with a few Archers, while building offensive Towers overlooking that player's resources.įor one, Towers. There is only one real counter to a Flush: you must Flush the other person.Īlthough you could credit many people for inventing it, and changing it over the years, the first real strategy article on the Flush was made by gutter_rat, who then posted it at MFO. Why? With Spears and Skirms going down your throat and disrupting your economy and killing Vils every now and then, you're going to be behind economically. Everywhere you go in Zone Rated RM, you'll see a Flush, be it a Hun Flush or not (the Huns are the most popular civ to Flush with). Nowadays, the 'Flush' isn't just a 'Feudal Rush,' it's the strategy that defines how the game is now played.

The term, 'Flush' stood for 'Feudal Rush' when it was invented a long time ago (possibly about five to six years back), back in the days of AoK. It appears that there are many people that lack the knowledge of what a Flush is, what a Flush does, and even more, why a Flush wins games.

Tags: Random Map Strategy, Flush Strategies

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