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Deity
SSE/EE For Deity Masters
I'm still surprised at the lack of enthusiasm in regards to the EE. In any case, I decided to give the SSE/EE another go, but stepping it up to deity. I have to confess, that I can't win more than half my games on this level, and perhaps may never be able to. But there are things I still have to learn, those pesky things that simply are NOT documented well, or not at all (and often documented WRONG!). I could have even made this game easier had I understood some things a bit better but nevertheless, we managed alright.
Actually, the first time I played this map, I was VERY close to the space race, but just lost in second place. I can't say I was happy, things turned out bad for me on the map. I ended up on a continent that didn't even have ANY aluminum on it! That actually was one of the game-breakers for me. As well, my continent was smaller than the other one, which obviously can have many reprecussions, even if you conquer your own. And of course, it turned out that I was alone on mine with Justinian, which meant not only could I NOT trade techs second hand after stealing any, but Justinian simply was not going to trade techs to me until I met up with others from the other side of the world (breaking the monopoly). And then there was--
Oh never mind. The point is, instead of just moving on to a better generated map, I wanted to shadow that game, as I still believe there were some good things to be done, as long as one ADAPTS. In the end, it worked out well despite the limitations.
In the meantime, I have included a sneak-peak shot here, for what is to come later.
P.S. Actually, I'm not sure I'd consider myself as a Deity Master as I still do a lot of boo-boos in them, but I guess if you can make blunders and still recover, then you can't be too far off....
I'm still surprised at the lack of enthusiasm in regards to the EE. In any case, I decided to give the SSE/EE another go, but stepping it up to deity. I have to confess, that I can't win more than half my games on this level, and perhaps may never be able to. But there are things I still have to learn, those pesky things that simply are NOT documented well, or not at all (and often documented WRONG!). I could have even made this game easier had I understood some things a bit better but nevertheless, we managed alright.
Actually, the first time I played this map, I was VERY close to the space race, but just lost in second place. I can't say I was happy, things turned out bad for me on the map. I ended up on a continent that didn't even have ANY aluminum on it! That actually was one of the game-breakers for me. As well, my continent was smaller than the other one, which obviously can have many reprecussions, even if you conquer your own. And of course, it turned out that I was alone on mine with Justinian, which meant not only could I NOT trade techs second hand after stealing any, but Justinian simply was not going to trade techs to me until I met up with others from the other side of the world (breaking the monopoly). And then there was--
Oh never mind. The point is, instead of just moving on to a better generated map, I wanted to shadow that game, as I still believe there were some good things to be done, as long as one ADAPTS. In the end, it worked out well despite the limitations.
In the meantime, I have included a sneak-peak shot here, for what is to come later.
Spoiler :
P.S. Actually, I'm not sure I'd consider myself as a Deity Master as I still do a lot of boo-boos in them, but I guess if you can make blunders and still recover, then you can't be too far off....