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I hear Huayna Capac is a very balanced leader. The unique unit that you get, Quechua, is a great unit to use if you were to conquer rush. It also gives you the Aggressive trait so go nuts! If you want to go for a space race victory, you have the Financial trait. It even gives you the Mysticism...

I believe that it goes against evolution and human nature, but if we were in a place where everyone is equal (i.e. America): evolution, religion, and everything else just seems to get thrown out the window.

"All power to the engines" - Star Trek! j/k but it would've been perfect if they got Nimoy to say that. ;)

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If you don't see the big text on the bottom saying "Someone was won some kind of victory", then nobody has won. Always check the victory conditions to see what you're missing for a victory.

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Score from land doesn't count until you own the land for 20 turns (for v1.52).

I would say building The Space Elevator to be maybe 60% vital to a space race victory. It helps you build all spaceship parts +50% faster for all cities, which is great if you're lagging behind the race, or if you want to maintain a lead. I've done it a few times within the 100 turns, but your...

This is great if you were going for some sort of cultural victory, because the culture points that can be given per religion per city is vital for a cultural victory. Other stuff that helps your culture include: 1. Liberalism (Free Speech, Free Religion) 2. Music and Literature (This allows you...

Automating your workers is always shunned by the most elite of Civilization players. And this is true: Automating your workers can break your civilization due to poor planning of improvements. It doesn't have the AI to know whether to connect your resources first, build farms/cottages first, or...

Yourself alone can't usually win by diplomacy. Sometimes, other people just like to abstain their votes. Your allies need to vote for you so you have majority and the requirement.

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Just two rules you would need to follow for this: 1. A useful tech that helps continue the tech tree. I prefer Metal Casting as that expands your military options further. 2. It needs to be turn cost effective. Don't pick some tech that would only take you 3 to 5 turns when there's a lot of...

That depends on the situation. Steam power costs twice the research of rifling alone, and to get steam power you would need all that Merzbow listed. But yeah, generally Infantry is better.

I would think less of a person if they typed horrendous English AND it's their first language. But if it was like your second, then I would understand.

Okay, maybe my last game was just trippy. I started another endurance round and here is the civilization at 10091 AD (roughly 8250 turns on quick), with trees: Oh yes, also, can't forget Future Tech 1337 that I stumbled upon :D:

At the beginning of the game, get your workers to do the essential stuff FIRST, such as connecting resources to your city, build farms, and especially cottages. Then you can have it automate meaningless tasks like build roads.

I think I'll try this again for the heck of it. I think I'll try and make it to 10000 AD!?

That has nothing to do with the Blue Marble mod. That's just a bug that happens when you turn on "Low Resolution Textures." Turn that off and they'll have eyes again.

Trees do not prevent global warming, they only postpone it. Well actually, if you were playing a regular game, you would most like never experience global warming anyway. But just so you know, even if you were building a civilization to stand the test of time, this is what will happen at around...