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Depends on what difficulty level you are on I think, the higher you move up the more you need to bulb techs for trading and to win the Liberalism race.

Commerce is converted to beakers or gold, depending on the slider... it seems you had commerce confused with gold.... which would really really hold someone back.

I played the opening earlier, will post it later with some screens, asking for advice and such. Do I need to tag for spoilers, or just post it since the point of this thread is learning?

I read this topic as saying that you were looking for transexuals or women...

Go up to a city with a stack of siege + non-siege. Select all of the siege units and bombard, select whatever siege units are left and attack with them, then select all of your non-siege units and take the city, simple.

Two workboats looks like the better choice, then a worker. Like you said, it is more important early game to always be working improved tiles, and the best way to do that is 2 workboats first.

Wow... I really need to war early more often. Edit: wow... just wow seriously how the @%#^*%? Im gonna shadow this, even though I just started playing noble, watch me get stomped :)

My biggest problem is knowing when to go for each type of economy. If I see any city spot with 3 or more food resources I go for specialists there, or if I see a long winding river I go for cottages there... but beyond those two somewhat rare city locations, I am usually pretty lost, or just as...

Decided to make nice with Mansa, and improve all my tiles. I also built 1 more city to the south, on the gold and rice. From that point on just did my best to work on my economy, won the liberalism race. I got up to about 600 bpt while teching rifling. Once I hit rifling I was going to take...

I didn't bring any siege, thats why I'm asking if I should try a 2nd push with siege, or not :P My frst attack was before I even could build siege.

No I don't have enough workers, I did.. but mansa and some barbs took out 3 of them while I was focusing on war.... I know I definitely need to cottage up my coastal city in the south, and work on bulding infrastructure in my newer cities, that was option 1. If I decide to mass catas and take...

I just started playing a few days ago, and I've worked my way up to noble. Reading these boards and playing a OCC really helped me to figure out how to run an economy, but I have never really fought much before. I heard that praetoreans were good units so I decided to try out Augustus and go to...