Jaffa Tamarin
Monkey Cult
- Joined
- Dec 5, 2001
- Messages
- 570
pre-turn
Re-arrange citizens in Paris to increase production, bringing time-to-Pyramids down to 6 turns. I would totally put the library scientist to work building Pyramids if I could get it down to 5 turns, but I can't, so he gets to stay in his comfortable library spot.
IT
Currency comes in and we go Medieval!
The Pyramids are built ina far away land Arabia. Drat.
turn 96
The situation outside Dublin has turned nasty with the sudden arrival of a squad of barbarian archers.
In the interests of minimizing potential unit losses, our warriors retreat out of range of the archers. I want to retreat our archers one tile and fire on the barb archers, but fall foul of not paying attention to line-of-sight rules.
Set up Orleans for a swordsman assault next turn
Paris starts bulding a market. Apparently we lost all the production that had gone into the Pyramids. Troyes finishes it's library and starts a swordsman, since we appear to have no military in that part of the world.
Workers build roads.
Research. Hmmm. We just lost one wonder race, but I'm feeling ambitious. I pick Theology, looking at going to Education and The Porcelain Tower to help with our space-race ambitions.
IT
Helsinki wants assistance with barbarians, Dublin doesn't like us any more, and we're about to lose ally status with Venice.
Orleans pointlessly bombards our archer, instead of any of the units that are actually a threat.
turn 97
Our archers fire on Orleans, and magic up a Great General! Down by Dublin, our archers now have figured out the line-of-sight thing, and bombard the barb archers from on top of a hill.
IT
Venice is no longer our ally. Paris is starving.
turn 98
IT
Caesar tries to buy Peace. Interesting.
If he'd offered a city instead of the useless-to-us horses, I might have gone for it. But no, Rome is going down!
Caesar makes peace with no-longer-our-ally Venice.
turn 99
We finally manage to deal with the barbs down by Dublin and pocket our 25 gold.
IT
Looking good for our space victory!
turn 100
Down by Tours, we have a warrior searching for the barbs that Helsinki wanted destroyed, but I'm not seeing any.
IT
Gandhi comes to insult us for no reason. Something about us being his favorite "city-state".
Some unknown civ has built the Great Wall.
One of our workers at Troyes was captured by barbarians
turn 101
Our troops are advancing on Rome.
turn 102
End of Golden Age, we are now in -ve gpt. Trade our excess cotton to Gandhi for 50g+3gpt.
Troyes finishes a swordsman who sets out to rescue our lost worker.
turn 103
We begin our assault on Rome!
Paris finishes Market, starts building National College.
IT
Vienna is allied with Arabia.
turn 104
Rome becomes a puppet city. I think we should leave it as such at least until we get our happiness up a bit.
IT
Harun al-Rashid of Arabia informs us that our Pact of Cooperation is over.
turn 105
Our swordsmen rescue our lost worker.
Notes: workers are working on road network to help our economy. I'm building monuments in some cities to stockpile more culture for our Rationalism land-grab. We also need to work on colosseums for happiness and more markets.
Research: Theology is finished. I selected Education next, going for The Porcelain Tower, but it doesn't have any beakers applied yet.
Re-arrange citizens in Paris to increase production, bringing time-to-Pyramids down to 6 turns. I would totally put the library scientist to work building Pyramids if I could get it down to 5 turns, but I can't, so he gets to stay in his comfortable library spot.
IT
Currency comes in and we go Medieval!
The Pyramids are built in
turn 96
The situation outside Dublin has turned nasty with the sudden arrival of a squad of barbarian archers.
In the interests of minimizing potential unit losses, our warriors retreat out of range of the archers. I want to retreat our archers one tile and fire on the barb archers, but fall foul of not paying attention to line-of-sight rules.
Set up Orleans for a swordsman assault next turn
Paris starts bulding a market. Apparently we lost all the production that had gone into the Pyramids. Troyes finishes it's library and starts a swordsman, since we appear to have no military in that part of the world.
Workers build roads.
Research. Hmmm. We just lost one wonder race, but I'm feeling ambitious. I pick Theology, looking at going to Education and The Porcelain Tower to help with our space-race ambitions.
IT
Helsinki wants assistance with barbarians, Dublin doesn't like us any more, and we're about to lose ally status with Venice.
Orleans pointlessly bombards our archer, instead of any of the units that are actually a threat.
turn 97
Our archers fire on Orleans, and magic up a Great General! Down by Dublin, our archers now have figured out the line-of-sight thing, and bombard the barb archers from on top of a hill.
IT
Venice is no longer our ally. Paris is starving.
turn 98
IT
Caesar tries to buy Peace. Interesting.
If he'd offered a city instead of the useless-to-us horses, I might have gone for it. But no, Rome is going down!
Caesar makes peace with no-longer-our-ally Venice.
turn 99
We finally manage to deal with the barbs down by Dublin and pocket our 25 gold.
IT
Looking good for our space victory!
turn 100
Down by Tours, we have a warrior searching for the barbs that Helsinki wanted destroyed, but I'm not seeing any.
IT
Gandhi comes to insult us for no reason. Something about us being his favorite "city-state".
Some unknown civ has built the Great Wall.
One of our workers at Troyes was captured by barbarians
turn 101
Our troops are advancing on Rome.
turn 102
End of Golden Age, we are now in -ve gpt. Trade our excess cotton to Gandhi for 50g+3gpt.
Troyes finishes a swordsman who sets out to rescue our lost worker.
turn 103
We begin our assault on Rome!
Paris finishes Market, starts building National College.
IT
Vienna is allied with Arabia.
turn 104
Rome becomes a puppet city. I think we should leave it as such at least until we get our happiness up a bit.
IT
Harun al-Rashid of Arabia informs us that our Pact of Cooperation is over.
turn 105
Our swordsmen rescue our lost worker.
Notes: workers are working on road network to help our economy. I'm building monuments in some cities to stockpile more culture for our Rationalism land-grab. We also need to work on colosseums for happiness and more markets.
Research: Theology is finished. I selected Education next, going for The Porcelain Tower, but it doesn't have any beakers applied yet.