PS: Make sure you have 5+ hours to spare! So take your pick.Ĩ) Finally, watch a few twitch videos first.
However, you might get destroyed early by a major wanting your land/bases/resources. It can be a little tedious, but it's part of the learning process.Ħ) Be aware a lot of games can go toxic - there's a lot of nasty players out there (sadly), so if you can play with friends, that's great, but if not, don't take any abuse personally, just mute the offenders if you want.ħ) Meme games (non-historical) are usually more relaxed than competitive historical ones. Be honest about the number of hours you've played and that it's your first MP - people will cut you a lot more slack if you do.ĥ) Follow instructions by your "leader" (usually UK for Allies, Germany for Axis). Even bigger minors (RAJ/Brazil/Mexico) require quite a bit of skill and knowledge, so avoid them else you'll just have a lot of angry players at youģ) Save the game periodically so you can reload it later and see what everyone is up to, what template they build, how they're scaling up industries, etc.Ĥ) Make sure you have a discord set up and join the game's discord. I don't know why, but if you don't you'll likely lag/time out/desynch and everyone will get incredibly annoyed with youĢ) Be prepared to play a tiny minor - New Zealand is a great place to start to observe.
I do play MP and here are a few pointers:ġ) Make sure you have a clean sheet when loading - clear cache and load it fresh - i.e.
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