Advice on last leader

[madscientist]

I am currently on my last leader!!! I have won games with every leader at the prince level, marathon speed, Huge maps, randon everything else. I have no preference to styles, and have won every/anyway I can, By force, by peace, by deciet, by backstabbing, by noble alliances.

I have started my final leader (Victoria) and appear to be on a Pangea map but at the end on a pennisula. I have good land, 4 cities, copper/horse/iron, all costal cities, with good land for at least three more cities (my settler is heading out as we speak). I have the pennislua locked up by planting a city at the connection point (to collect the horses). I am arround 800 AD (my game in on home computer) and just finished alphabet and traded a bunch. I did not found a religion but plan and researching code of laws next and maybe hit confucism. Roosevelt and Peter (founder of Hinduism) are bordering my penninsula. I have met all 10 of my adversaries (10 on huge maps) but do not recall all of them (Ramses II, Wang Kong, Shaka, Agustus, Asoka) but no Montezuma. Shaka is on the other side of Roosevelt otherwise noone is near.

Any suggestions/requests on how to proceed. I should be able to finish the game before BTS comes out. If I do I probably will try a monarch game but smaller map since the huge maps are a little cumbersome at the higher technologies.

[futurehermit]

How about some screenshots? Kind of hard to give advice without knowing what things look like

[madscientist]

Well My game is actaully on the home computer so have to wait until tomorrow. Also, how do I exactly get a screen shot from my game???? I see people posting them all the time but really don't know how. Also I assume I can just cut and paste it into a reply, is that correct or do I need to do something? Thanks

[futurehermit]

shift-print screen to take and name your screen shot. use an image-hosting program like photobucket or imageshack to host your screen shot and generate a url-tag for it. you use the url-tag to get the screen shot to display nicely. it sounds more complicated than it actually is.