nemesis464
Chieftain
Recently started playing a lot of Civ multiplayer with friends and I've got a few issues.
We usually have 4 players and 4 AI Civs on continents/Pangaea and immortal.
From the bunch of games that we've played, the person who has gone tradition>patronage>rationalism has won by a margin every time. It seems like you can't really stop then from getting 4 great cities really quickly, their pop. growing rapidly and them having the freedom to easily win diplomatic or science victory.
One game I tried to play science-heavy Shoshone around jungles but couldn't keep up with the production and even though I got all the science wonders and buildings quickly, they still massively eclipsed my science per turn due to their crazy pop. growth from river farm cities.
Another game I tried to go honour/piety Songhai but it still seems like you're massively penalised for not taking tradition. Even liberty seems underwhelming compared it. Because of their patronage strategy, I can't seem to complete for faith or culture per turn either because they get crazy amounts from city states.
Any idea if I'm overlooking something obvious because it seems like our games are a bit one-dimensional at the moment.
Thanks.
We usually have 4 players and 4 AI Civs on continents/Pangaea and immortal.
From the bunch of games that we've played, the person who has gone tradition>patronage>rationalism has won by a margin every time. It seems like you can't really stop then from getting 4 great cities really quickly, their pop. growing rapidly and them having the freedom to easily win diplomatic or science victory.
One game I tried to play science-heavy Shoshone around jungles but couldn't keep up with the production and even though I got all the science wonders and buildings quickly, they still massively eclipsed my science per turn due to their crazy pop. growth from river farm cities.
Another game I tried to go honour/piety Songhai but it still seems like you're massively penalised for not taking tradition. Even liberty seems underwhelming compared it. Because of their patronage strategy, I can't seem to complete for faith or culture per turn either because they get crazy amounts from city states.
Any idea if I'm overlooking something obvious because it seems like our games are a bit one-dimensional at the moment.
Thanks.