@WastinTime
It's good to have you back.
If it is proved that there are only one AI on this continent, we do need to consider a later attack. In order to get the fastest tech rate on this continent, we'd better control Mansa's tech rate the same as ours or a little bit lower than ours. Attacking when he has 7 cities may be a good choice. His units are more scattered and he still has the power to research after the war.
Regardless of when to start the war, GLH is still needed IMO.
1. It can support more cities with more libraries and specialists eventually.
2. It's an investment of 3 cities to get at least 3 more cities by T100.
3. Because of the happiness cap, most cities will stop growing at pop 5~6. This gives more advantage to a IMP civ with more cities.
4. It's unique and we may not have it in 150 turns if we lose it
5. The time to get Astronomy is important, but the city# when we get Astronomy is also important.
It's good to have you back.
If it is proved that there are only one AI on this continent, we do need to consider a later attack. In order to get the fastest tech rate on this continent, we'd better control Mansa's tech rate the same as ours or a little bit lower than ours. Attacking when he has 7 cities may be a good choice. His units are more scattered and he still has the power to research after the war.
Regardless of when to start the war, GLH is still needed IMO.
1. It can support more cities with more libraries and specialists eventually.
2. It's an investment of 3 cities to get at least 3 more cities by T100.
3. Because of the happiness cap, most cities will stop growing at pop 5~6. This gives more advantage to a IMP civ with more cities.
4. It's unique and we may not have it in 150 turns if we lose it
5. The time to get Astronomy is important, but the city# when we get Astronomy is also important.