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Welcome to the forums Press F11, from the menu choose "Enable debug cheats" or something like that, then press 'v' to win the mission. Repeat for as many missions as you want. And as for multiplayer... I advise you to watch some replays and/or "shoutcasts" (you will find both in the Replays forum section, keep in mind though that there's only one replay from r4001 version as of yet... if you prefer youtube videos then watch shoutcasts #11 and #12 as they are both based of the new version) before going into multiplayer - it will be easier if you see first how the best play Good luck and see you in the game.

Hi gvazdas,
Revo is right, there are roughly two gametypes: building and fighting.
Yesterday you played Pirate Bond with us; our Pirate Bond games are for fun only and aren't competitive at all, we mostly play it FFA with random locations or 2v2v2v2 with random locations. Most fighting maps are supposed to be played with fair teams, 1v1, 2v2, 3v3 or 4v4.
The same applies to building games, where you have 60 minutes to build up your town and prepare for war. Most people play with 60 minutes peace time but it may vary.

Hi gvazdas,
Revo is right, there are roughly two gametypes: building and fighting.
Yesterday you played Pirate Bond with us; our Pirate Bond games are for fun only and aren't competitive at all, we mostly play it FFA with random locations or 2v2v2v2 with random locations. Most fighting maps are supposed to be played with fair teams, 1v1, 2v2, 3v3 or 4v4.
The same applies to building games, where you have 60 minutes to build up your town and prepare for war. Most people play with 60 minutes peace time but it may vary.

Yeah, that was pretty fun. I won't always have so much time to play matches that take 2-3 hours long so I'm not sure if I can always play.
EDIT:
Well, that was downright embarrassing. I played a match of 3v3 and was so terrible. My entire team already had every building in the game while I was still beginning to make food supplies. I suck at the game so bad it seems, and the community doesn't really accept rookies and newbies, do they?

Yes, if you are kind and want to improve, you have nothing to fear about. And really, first few games are going to look like that, multiplayer is a different story than singleplayer, you need to be fast and effective. I am sure you will learn it in time. It'd be a good thing if you played with someone experienced, and asked him to help you.

I wanted to write you some simple tips, but I decided I'd rather do it in another topic, so everyone can find it there: viewtopic.php?p=18168#p18168