trystero49
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Does Tradition have any value on larger maps? The aqueduct/culture building/+15% food in your first 4 cities is pretty useful on smaller maps, but on huge maps it's not very worthwhile.
Huge Maps and Tradition
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apocalypse105
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Yes it has especially if you are surrounded by city states . THis is a verry usefulfl situation for culture victories..
Because you can stay small and built up you're culture withouth having trouble of agressive neighbours.
Make sure you pick good city locations a city with a food resource and a luxury so you can get happiness and can keep growing
growing growing growing thats the key here
Because you can stay small and built up you're culture withouth having trouble of agressive neighbours.
Make sure you pick good city locations a city with a food resource and a luxury so you can get happiness and can keep growing
growing growing growing thats the key here
trystero49
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Hmm, that's a good point. It's not often I'm surrounded by city-states though.
apocalypse105
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Try increasing the sea level.
woodshadows
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tradition tall empire can be a lot more difficult the larger the map you play.. as soon as the ai begins taking out other ais. by mid-late game there's often one or two who have dozens of cities and it's not easy to survive against the raw production/gold power of that with just four large cities.
OmniPotent42
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If you go for a puppet empire it isn't a problem. However, that's a LOT of puppets which will make happiness an issue.
I find it very easy actually. Just a few ranged / artillery units lay waste to AI attackers. As long as you can fill up 5 policy trees you've won the game.
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