Boris K
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There is no definitive answer to any of these questions, and there can't be. Much depends on the map. Not to mention that everyone has their own play style and opinion.
1. It depends on the availability of resources and the length of the game. I enjoy long games and try to build resource-generating structures first. People need money more than any other race.
2. It 100% depends on the map. The longer the game, the stronger Humans become.
3. Humans are strong against everyone, and vice versa. I attack those I can defeat with minimal losses. The exception is that I try to take out the lumber mill and mine as quickly as possible, regardless of losses. Fortunately, they are usually taken without losses. As my army grows stronger, I try to take out the mines as quickly as possible.
4. It depends on the circumstances.
5. There is a dedicated thread for this.
6. The main strength of Humans is training. If the final battle is expected to take place in a town (usually against AI opponents), I train monks. If it's in the open field (usually against Humans), and there is enough money, I train knights. I try to level up the secondary hero with Skilled Counterattack and Experienced War Leader to reduce the cost of training. Troop gathering is also good.
1. It depends on the availability of resources and the length of the game. I enjoy long games and try to build resource-generating structures first. People need money more than any other race.
2. It 100% depends on the map. The longer the game, the stronger Humans become.
3. Humans are strong against everyone, and vice versa. I attack those I can defeat with minimal losses. The exception is that I try to take out the lumber mill and mine as quickly as possible, regardless of losses. Fortunately, they are usually taken without losses. As my army grows stronger, I try to take out the mines as quickly as possible.
4. It depends on the circumstances.
5. There is a dedicated thread for this.
6. The main strength of Humans is training. If the final battle is expected to take place in a town (usually against AI opponents), I train monks. If it's in the open field (usually against Humans), and there is enough money, I train knights. I try to level up the secondary hero with Skilled Counterattack and Experienced War Leader to reduce the cost of training. Troop gathering is also good.