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Pick a starting sector with the best elements for the inventions you wish to
make this time round.
Note the components and sector of any Ergonomically Terrific designs. This is
probably the best way to design that object and reduces design time by half.
If you see another sector later in the game with the same elements available
you'll know this design can be knocked out in next to no time.
Look out for sectors with a plentiful supply of gatherable elements. These are
often the best places to quickly produce a Surprise Attack! During the later
stages, especially in Epoch three, its advisable to find a sector with more
sophisticated elements.
Eventually you should be able to pick the best seams to mine and know the ones
to leave alone.
It's always best to check the design menu whenever a new seam is mined. A new
design may have just become available.
What should you do if a seam or element is totally used up when designing an
object? Bin the design on the blueprints menu and there's a chance you may be
able to redesign it with the elements you have left.
Shields and building weapons can sometimes increase your tech level and reveal
an element which could lead to the designs you require.
Inventions made from gatherable elements save valuable time and manpower.
Always wait until the clocks have ticked down to zero before changing the
factory to produce a new object.
Knowledge of the different elements in each sector can help you figure out
what the computer opponents are likely to arm themselves with.
Try to keep your men balanced between tasks to maximise efficiency. Only throw
all your men into a single task during an emergency.
If time is on your side, try to leave as many men as possible to reproduce in
the tower. Men are your currency, bank wisely. There are no overdrafts in
Mega-lo-Mania!
Designing shields from just gatherables can be a lifesaver if you're under
fire but with some spare time.
Play sensibly. Don't send unarmed men to attack buildings as they will have no
effect. Play sneaky. Send one or two lambs to the slaughter as a tester to see
what sort of armies your opponents have hidden away. Use the map to see what
your enemies are up to.
Remember a building weapon man is twice as strong as an armed man on the
ground from the same area.
If an opponent is too close for comfort at the beginning of a game, try to
ally with him before he starts attacking you.
What should you do if your back is against the wall and you're about to die?
Try allying with your aggressor! You have nothing left to lose. Use as few men
as possible. See how low you can go...
GOOD DESIGNS
Rock, Wood and Bones:
Bow + Arrow
Catapult
Crossbow
Rock Weapon
Spear
Slate, Moonlite Planetarium:
Longbow
Musket
Pike
Giant Catapult
Spear
Stick Weapon
Bethlium, Solarium Araldite:
Boiling Oil
Cannon
Catapult
Crossbow
Longbow
Pike
Herbirite Yeridium:
Giant Catapult
Longbow
Valium Parasite:
Boiling Oil
Bow + Arrow
Musket
Aquarium Paladium:
Giant Catapult
TRICKY TEAMSTER TACTICS
SCARLET (Red):
Usually a good bet for a quick alliance but prone to infidelity. Tends to
attack frequently and with unpredictable armies can be quite easily tempted
into a battle in order to divert her men away from duties at home. Try to
avoid picking a starting sector next to her or she could cause trouble. She
likes designing army weapons.
OBERON (Yellow):
Likes to offer himself in alliance more than most and unsurprisingly veers
towards the less reliable side of remaining faithful. Oberon is prone to
erratic retaliation attacks but is a useful ally in battle. Puts his hand
towards any weapon design.
CAESAR (Green):
Not so easy to persuade to ally, but worthwhile and fairly reliable. Seems to
have the best balance between defence and attack. Prefers building weapons.
You should attempt to limit his territory.
MEDCAP (Blue):
A real tough cookie to turn into an ally but faithful as the day is long. A
careful tactician he rarely makes a false move. Hit Medcap early to put him
off balance. He likes designing building shields. Tends to throw the
occasional but devastating attacks.
make this time round.
Note the components and sector of any Ergonomically Terrific designs. This is
probably the best way to design that object and reduces design time by half.
If you see another sector later in the game with the same elements available
you'll know this design can be knocked out in next to no time.
Look out for sectors with a plentiful supply of gatherable elements. These are
often the best places to quickly produce a Surprise Attack! During the later
stages, especially in Epoch three, its advisable to find a sector with more
sophisticated elements.
Eventually you should be able to pick the best seams to mine and know the ones
to leave alone.
It's always best to check the design menu whenever a new seam is mined. A new
design may have just become available.
What should you do if a seam or element is totally used up when designing an
object? Bin the design on the blueprints menu and there's a chance you may be
able to redesign it with the elements you have left.
Shields and building weapons can sometimes increase your tech level and reveal
an element which could lead to the designs you require.
Inventions made from gatherable elements save valuable time and manpower.
Always wait until the clocks have ticked down to zero before changing the
factory to produce a new object.
Knowledge of the different elements in each sector can help you figure out
what the computer opponents are likely to arm themselves with.
Try to keep your men balanced between tasks to maximise efficiency. Only throw
all your men into a single task during an emergency.
If time is on your side, try to leave as many men as possible to reproduce in
the tower. Men are your currency, bank wisely. There are no overdrafts in
Mega-lo-Mania!
Designing shields from just gatherables can be a lifesaver if you're under
fire but with some spare time.
Play sensibly. Don't send unarmed men to attack buildings as they will have no
effect. Play sneaky. Send one or two lambs to the slaughter as a tester to see
what sort of armies your opponents have hidden away. Use the map to see what
your enemies are up to.
Remember a building weapon man is twice as strong as an armed man on the
ground from the same area.
If an opponent is too close for comfort at the beginning of a game, try to
ally with him before he starts attacking you.
What should you do if your back is against the wall and you're about to die?
Try allying with your aggressor! You have nothing left to lose. Use as few men
as possible. See how low you can go...
GOOD DESIGNS
Rock, Wood and Bones:
Bow + Arrow
Catapult
Crossbow
Rock Weapon
Spear
Slate, Moonlite Planetarium:
Longbow
Musket
Pike
Giant Catapult
Spear
Stick Weapon
Bethlium, Solarium Araldite:
Boiling Oil
Cannon
Catapult
Crossbow
Longbow
Pike
Herbirite Yeridium:
Giant Catapult
Longbow
Valium Parasite:
Boiling Oil
Bow + Arrow
Musket
Aquarium Paladium:
Giant Catapult
TRICKY TEAMSTER TACTICS
SCARLET (Red):
Usually a good bet for a quick alliance but prone to infidelity. Tends to
attack frequently and with unpredictable armies can be quite easily tempted
into a battle in order to divert her men away from duties at home. Try to
avoid picking a starting sector next to her or she could cause trouble. She
likes designing army weapons.
OBERON (Yellow):
Likes to offer himself in alliance more than most and unsurprisingly veers
towards the less reliable side of remaining faithful. Oberon is prone to
erratic retaliation attacks but is a useful ally in battle. Puts his hand
towards any weapon design.
CAESAR (Green):
Not so easy to persuade to ally, but worthwhile and fairly reliable. Seems to
have the best balance between defence and attack. Prefers building weapons.
You should attempt to limit his territory.
MEDCAP (Blue):
A real tough cookie to turn into an ally but faithful as the day is long. A
careful tactician he rarely makes a false move. Hit Medcap early to put him
off balance. He likes designing building shields. Tends to throw the
occasional but devastating attacks.