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A Persian rush should really only be carried out if you can secure your enemies resources. I usually place my TC between his gold and early wood then wall his 2nd gold soon after and keep an eye on new lumber camps to tower.
- Carry on as normal: get your villages and sheeps away from fire and continue gathering resources, build mills, go feudal. Mine some gold, build a barrack and archery range(s). Train archers and send to opponent's original base where he is still gathering wood and food or surround his TC to prevent from training new villagers.
- Don't ring a TC bell or get your villages in - that's a mistake your opponent is trying to make you do and thus over-react by halting your economy. And if your TC is destroyed, you're given a privelege of rebuilding it wherever you want, a screen away and near your big gold mine for example to protect that.
- For all that time your TC is under attack 10 opponent's villages do not work and he is falling behind. So next time you see 10 villagers rushing towards you or building a TC: cheer up!, your chances of winning sky-rocketed.