onedreamer
Aug 02, 2008, 03:29 AM
It's often hard to obtain decent starts with ancient civs, so I thought we could share some of those we thought to be our best.
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View Full Version : Decent starts saves onedreamer Aug 02, 2008, 03:29 AM It's often hard to obtain decent starts with ancient civs, so I thought we could share some of those we thought to be our best. MrPopov Aug 02, 2008, 04:33 AM what map size? and any custom game settings? Going to try out the Carthage start anyhow. It is Huge world size, monarch difficulty if anyone else was wondering :D thadian Aug 02, 2008, 06:27 AM i will start the india, and pray for the same - if not i will export the save as a scenario through worldbuilder and enter it as a custom for no tech brokering onedreamer Aug 02, 2008, 06:50 AM I don't remember to be honest, they are either large or huge. I won the Carthaginian UHV and India seems doable but I haven't finished it. The Persian UHV isn't doable on any start IMO, but at least that start seems very good ^^ thadian Aug 02, 2008, 07:40 PM im going to upload some decent saves as well, with these terms: They will be autosaves, about 10 turns before the civ actually spawns - this will be so you know there was no worldbuilder, and so you can get some level of randomness. I will use a few select civ's i have heard complaints/had complaints about. China Babylon Inca Maya Aztec America Egypt Ethiopia I will generate several maps and see what i can do! My goal is to find maps that are both playable and challenging for the Monarch level, with NO Tech Brokering selected. As a reminder, if you hate this option and want to change things, you may open worldbuilder and use the save feature from within it to "export save as a scenario" and use a "custom scenario" to play the save, which will allow you - in theory, to choose a civ (that is somewhat developed) and change my crappy settings if you hate them. onedreamer Aug 03, 2008, 06:55 AM Attached the Persian save with which I won the UHV. |
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