He has got a sizeable stack a turfan, something like 4 or 5 units there 2 galleys and 2 longbows (1 City garrision2 and 1 City garrison1) One or two more land units... I got a screeny of a few turns back.. *checks* A yes found it...GreyFox said:On eliminating Kublai: I don't know how the power graph is calculated, but look at Kublai's power graph. He is still above us with 3 cities left. I suspect he has quite a respectable stack garrisoned in Turfan. Some AI like to stack up defenses on their capital. I still recommend caution on eliminating Kublai. I would seriously consider get Ningshia, raze Sara, and extort peace.
Ah, convinced oneGreyFox said:Concur on keeping Ningshia. We would experience Delphi's cultural poressure initially, but being creative, I don't think that's going to be any problem in the long run.
and its way to close to our city to keep I think. Maybe we should keep the settler available to resettle a bit further, but then we would have a lot of plains tiles... Verry mediocre city.... I think I would rather have Turfan over any city in this region.GreyFox said:Concur on razing Old Sara. useless, only offers Iron, which we already have.
GreyFox said:After looking at the save, I am starting to agree on having Karakorum as GP-Farm. But the amount of hills is yelling production. It can go both ways, I guess. So suggest tagging it as a production city for now, and change it to a GP-Farm once we built the (Edit:Hermitage) National Epic![]()
From your keyboard to bede's eyes...Kikinit said:Don't know whether it's changed since my turns but he had quite a sizeable force in Ning-hsia. That's why I kept a few guys around that area as if he decides to counter with these forces we could lose a city. I guess I could have mentioned that in my report.![]()
Pickle is a bit overstated... Just the longbow that was a bit of a worry in particular once the Sword also showed up. Allmost looked like a coordinated action from Kublai...Kikinit said:namliaM, sorry for leaving you in a such a pickle. You seemed to have enough troops to do the job. I don't think those troops were put to sleep, they were just set to heal before they stepped out of the jungle. I thought they should have their full power before they left cover.
Hey Thanks for the complement, but I aint no great player, mediocre at best...Kikinit said:Anyhow, I have been thinking since the first roster that Grey deliberately put me between you and blid so that mywon't screw things up too much
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I hope you remembered the rules of this one... Specialize, I am pretty sure some had some buildings left to build.Bede said:And now for something completely different
All building orders are changed to military. Ww are way too weak to capture Old Sarai without more cats or swords and Nsing-hai is but a dream. I want maces!!!!
Goto's cant be?Bede said:Cancelled all go-to orders.....and moved the force at Old Sarai to the forested hill. Better tactical positioning so if Kublai emerges into the rice paddy I can kill him.
Paga what?Bede said:Then sell Code of Laws for all the cash and turn the heat up to get to Civil Service. I want to to trade it out for Feudalism and make a civics swap to Vassalage(for the XP) and Paganism(Lower Cost) since we are on a war footing and should stay there. It takes Civil Service and 20g to prt Feudalism from the Chinaman when the time comes.
I was waiting for this one...Bede said:Julius gets frisky, starts a war and atttacks at Karakorum spending his Horse Archer against a spear.
hahaha more workers, keep em comming JC....Bede said:Then capture a slave from two Roman spears, they were heading a settler towards the gems north of Beshbalik
Whahahahaha This cracks me up...GreyFox said:Geez ... which planet have you been leaving on for the past 20 years? Its THE ENTERPRISE!!!! NCC-1701D!!! .... A brain singing karaoke? OMG!![]()
Hmz, the units must have been 'headed for the front'? I will be sure to not use them.... Once again sorryBede said:@namliaM - And I didn't catch all the go-tos. Just about every visible unit had one. And leaving those troops piled on the rice was merely an invitation to a cat attack. Moving them to the hill made sure the bum wouldn't hurt them and he didn't. When his cat appeared it moved north towards Delphi instead of attacking the stack.