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You will learn your own play-style it's hard to tell new people about the game because there is so much to know, when i first started playing M&B 13 years ago i never knew either but i understood RPG's and other games like total war which this combines elements of, back then i fell in-love with the series of games played all of them till this most recent release.
You will learn through trial & error mainly, if your stuck on something best to ask a specific question here in forums that way you will get a better response from people trying to help you, broad range questions like how do i play well, read some forums threads to get an idea if you have no clue at all how to perform basic functions of play as really i don't want to baby new people or veteran's who ask for too much detail in a response and won't accept the answer that was given which is the case with some people here claiming they have finished the game 10 times.