Civic centers and docks serve as dropsites for all four resources.Only then can they return to gather more resources. Then they need to shuttle the resources they have gathered to a building that serves as their resource dropsite and drop it off there. When units gather a resource, there is only so much they can carry. (On certain maps, you can also quickly gather a great deal of resources from special treasures found on the map, such as shipwrecks.) Shuttling to Dropsites (These occasionally sparkle, to make them easier to tell apart from stone mines.) Food: Foraging from bushes and certain trees Hunting certain wild animals or slaughtering livestock, such as chickens and sheep Fishing Farming.These resources can be gathered in several ways: The sum of all resources on the map is limited. The first player that achieves this goal, wins. Ultimately, you will send off your army to battle in an attempt to destroy all your enemies’ structures that can generate units, and all units that can construct buildings. Training each of these military units costs the resources you gathered. In this way, you build a strong economy with a constant income stream of all four resources, and prepare for building a strong military.Īs soon as possible, you need to train a large, powerful army, that can even include siege weapons and war ships. In turn, you will need to put some of the new units to work gathering more resources and building more types of buildings. In 0 A.D., you need to gather more of these four resources, and then use them to train (create) various units at your buildings.
Some initial amounts of four resources: Food, Wood, Stone and Metal.Units, such as female citizens and male soldiers, that you can move around the map and use to gather resources, build or fight, and.In a nutshell, in 0 A.D., you start out with three things:
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