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shout out to squarespace for sponsoring this video hey guys spirit of the law here
in this video we're going to be revisiting and taking an in-depth look at the sloths
now there are some new civs i haven't covered yet so it may seem odd to go back to what i have done
but this has been a long requested redo on account of the last one being seven years old now entering
grade two this fall and is pretty outdated both in format and because of various tweaks to the
civ itself according to the in-game summary slavs are an infantry and siege civilization
and while there may be some truth to that in the late game i would contend that cavalry
is really the safest default plan glancing at their ranked stats online they're a pretty
average civilization on open maps these days while also being a little below average on
closed maps like arena in general we can also see their civ matchups are actually
against good knight civs like lithuanians students and franks though as we'll see
slavs have a maybe under-appreciated secret weapon against knights let's check them out
to start things off their team bonus is that the basic military production buildings each add five
to your population space basically giving you a free house since most players are more focused
on their own civ than their teammates it's always nice when team bonuses help your allies without
them even having to think about it which is definitely the case for this one unless your
teammates are huns to attach some ballpark numbers to it houses are worth about 33 resources between
the wood and builder time as a wood bonus for a barracks and two military buildings in feudal
age that's already around 100 resources saved for every ally as well of course for yourself
throughout the game it also has the benefit of pushing up your housing space just as you're
taking everything into account. taken as a whole. trousers formerly worn as part of army uniform.
/ˈbōnəs/
sum of money added to wages. Extra monies for achieving, exceeding targets.
/ˈberəks/
large building or group of buildings used to house soldiers. Building(s) used to house military personnel. To shout insults at (UK English).
/ˈav(ə)rij/
Typical or normal; usual; ordinary. Total of numbers divided by the number of items. amount to or achieve as average rate or amount over period of time.