Tutorial for begginers

Here's a quick tutorial to atwar for begginers:
After completing the tutorial, you can start a new game.
Select the map you want to play on. AtWar offers various maps with different themes and layouts.
Choose the game mode (casual or quick) and set any specific game rules or options you prefer.
Understanding the Map.
Once the game starts, take a moment to analyze the map.
Each territory is represented by a colored region. The colors indicate the territory's owner.
Pay attention to terrain features, such as mountains, rivers, and forests, as they can affect movement and combat.
Economy and Production.
AtWar has an economy system that allows you to earn and spend resources.
Your income depends on the number of territories you control and any resource-producing buildings within them.
Use your income to produce units, construct buildings, and research technologies.
Units and Combat.
Units are the backbone of your military forces. They have different strengths, weaknesses, and movement capabilities.
To attack an enemy territory, select your units and click on the target territory. The game will calculate the combat outcome based on various factors.
Consider the terrain, unit types, and unit positioning to maximize your chances of success in battles.
Diplomacy and Alliances.
AtWar features a diplomacy system that allows you to interact with other players.
You can negotiate treaties, form alliances, and even trade resources(here trade resources mean money because of course we don't have iron and others in atwar )with other players.
Diplomacy can be crucial for survival and gaining advantages in the game. Use it wisely.
Strategy and Planning.
AtWar is a strategy game, so plan your moves carefully.
Consider your opponents' actions, anticipate their moves, and plan your own strategies accordingly.
Pay attention to the balance between offense and defense, and adapt your strategy based on the situation.
Practice and Experience.
Like any strategy game, AtWar takes practice to master.
Keep playing, learn from your experiences, and observe other skilled players.
Experiment with different strategies, unit compositions, and playstyles to find what works best for you

Tips somewhere in July.