Any good actual tutorial videos on mid-later game eco-military macro?

Any good videos that show a build order progressing into attacks or a video explaining in-detail rationale for mid-later game eco+mil decisions?

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- All of the build order vids I've seen so far show someone concentrating on early game eco + massing a certain unit type, but then they all stop before they actually use these units against an opponent! I'd love to see detailed explanation of some initial attack/raiding strategies.

- Aoe2 is increasingly a dynamic game as your skill level goes up. So I'd love to see detailed commentary of someone explaining a game they personally played and the logic behind EVERY decision they made.

- Any military build orderish kind of guides for castle imperial? I.e. some good army compositions and how to use them?

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It seems as if we get either someone explaining a certain build order eco in detail but then not explaining in detail how a good player would progress the game from there onwards, or else we get casting of high-level games under the guise of "tutorial" videos, where it's not explained how eco-mil macro balance evolves in later game stages, i.e. the actual mechanics of how good players are pulling off what they're doing.

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We get such a granularity of detail for very early game and a relative vacuum when it comes to actual civ management mechanics later on??

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I'm (1400s) missing out on the dynamism because my Castle-Imperial macro is too shit. I often have to spend too much time massing armies between attacks which is weird because I've got 2-4 TCs. Would like commentary on how to orchestrate more frequent smaller scale attacks, because I think a mistake here is also me waiting too long and missing out on disrupting other players. Either it is: i) Better players (15++) often attack me right when I'm starting to build a serious army and idk if this is simply only because their early game eco is better/faster. (I think answer is yes - is it that they have some kind of military build order template they're using?) ii) Or I get bogged down in boring incremental "chokepoint" kinds of wars with fellow inexperienced players.