Celui dont tous les joueurs d'Age of Empire ont peur...

A player known by the nickname terrorist within the Age of Empires community, infamous for terrorizing strong players using unexpected strategies.

He arrives at each match with strategies that no one has ever seen or heard before.

When he realizes he has 2 minutes before losing, instead of building defenses or an army, he adopts a radically different approach.

He takes 15 villagers and sends them directly into the enemy base to cause damage.

He destroys his town center and rebuilds it in the middle of the enemy base.

• Without soldiers, villagers stationed in the town center can shoot arrows. • The building must be within range of enemy structures to deal damage. • Placing the town center in the enemy base positions it perfectly.

The opponent doesn't panic and calmly pulls his villagers back, accepting partial destruction of his base.

The opponent focuses on the only thing that matters: executing his strategy and being the first to produce soldiers.

The opponent saves his last stone resources and mobilizes all his villagers to complete the castle construction despite harassment.

The Conquistadors, the formidable units he had planned, begin rolling out of production and head to the field.

• The Conquistadors begin encircling Matseu's villagers trapped in the middle of the base. • The villagers attempt to build small towers to defend themselves. • They are attacked from all sides by the Conquistadors.

Matseu, with no army against an armed enemy and exiled to the heart of the enemy base, manages to reach Hope and causes something grave that threatens his opponent's chances of victory.

Hope has a full army while his opponent has none, and moreover has his opponent right in his base.

In this situation, it should be mathematically impossible for Hope to lose the game.

Despite his dominant position, something extremely grave has just occurred that seriously threatens his chances of winning.

Hope has not yet grasped the full extent of what has just happened to him.