Where Huns struggle is in closed maps like Arena or Black Forest as these usually encourage fast castle builds with the potential to boom, and this is the opposite of the way the Huns should be played. If this is the case, it may be worthwhile maintaining skirmisher upgrades and production until a successful Tarkan transition is possible. Sometimes, it is wise to transition to a scout & skirmisher build instead, particularly if the opponent is playing a civilization that their only real Castle Age option is Crossbowmen, as the skirmishers counter the spearmen also. Huns can open with any typical rush, however the meta is to open scouts into archers, then transition to crossbows and then Cavalry Archers.
Huns are a civilization that should generally never have any issue being the one to be aggressive the lack of requiring houses allows faster up-times to Feudal Age and also allows fluid transitions because it is easier to place a stable or an archery range and easier to continue placing farms as wood is more accessible. Huns are a civilization that should always be played on the front foot, choosing the pace of the game and acting and reacting to reactions of their opponents.
Huns are known to be a highly flexible civilization due to its ability to be flexible with melee or range options, and are also quite an effective civilization at using mobility effectively to disarm an opponent that requires all their army in a particular place to be effective (like Britons for instance).
One of every player’s favorite civilization to play at one point of time in Age of Empires 2, although this civilization is also quite strong in competitive play, particularly on open maps.
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