Go back to the main menu and chooseTutorials.
Take your time to familiarize yourself with the controls.
You should also take a look at visible objects and zones.
Your primary objective for this campaign will be to reach Anahuac sector which can be found in North America.
Don’t expect to get there right away.
You start off in East Africa, near two hostile territories (Congo & Sahara).
This will change once you’ve progressed in the campaign.
You should also notice that you already have one global building at your disposal.
It’s the main headquarters of the Masari organization.
Obviously you will be allowed to upgrade this building using various types of components.
These components will change depending on the punch in of a global building you want to upgrade.
As for HQ, I would recommend purchasingBasic Defensein order to ensure the safety of this structure.
The second component is less important here.
it’s possible for you to consider buyingRepairin order to be able to heal your strike forces.
The next big step is to prepare a hero and its army.
Armies are called strike forces here.
Try reaching the maximum population limit for the current strike force before proceeding with the first assault.
I would recommend purchasing Conqueror and Inquisitor units.
Like I’ve already said, your first step will be to attack one of the nearby territories.
You will be allowed to choose between Congo and Sahara.
It doesn’t really matter which one you’ll decide to attack.
Don’t worry that you won’t receive any specific objectives once you’ve arrived at your destination.
Your only goal will be to destroy all enemy forces for take full control over the sector.
This will also occur during other missions.
You will be allowed to choose a landing zone by sending your ship wherever you want to.
it’s possible for you to also choose to retreat by selecting a certain option from the main menu.
Obviously I wouldn’t recommend doing that.
If you plan your moves carefully, you won’t spend more than 30 minutes on each map.
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