Meatbuster
formerly Robo Kai
Welcome to Monarch Student Prime I.
So given the virtual go-signal, and by limited demand, let's test the waters for a new Monarch forum game. Feel free to play on different difficulty levels, however. We will start off with a powerful leader and civ to ease players into a new season of High School Monarchy: Elizabeth of England.
Atomic Betty features one of the best trait combos in the game. Problem is, Financial and Philosophical aren't exactly the best of friends. I'm certain that only the rare super-city (such as a wonders-and-cottages capital) can take advantage of both traits at the same time. Still, both GP farms and cottage spam cities get to benefit, nothing to sneeze at.
England starts with Fishing and Mining. Mining gets us straight to Bronze Working. While Fishing... well it's not so useful for today's start.
England's Unique Unit is the Redcoat. Gone are the glory days of sheer Redcoat and Cossack dominance, but they are still very difficult to stop during their time.
England's Unique Building is the Stock Exchange. You can't really say no to a Bank that produces 15% more wealth. Problem is, Banking isn't a high-prority tech for players going to Liberalism. However, those on the warpath and taking the south end of tech tree can easily take a detour to Banking after Guilds and enjoy its benefits immediately.
Map Settings...
Map: Standard Fractal
Oppnents: 6
Sealevel: Medium
Climate: Cold
I think I'll be joining the ranks of evil map makers soon. No, I don't like depriving anyone of valuable strategic resources, but you'll see why. Oh, and if you think that's a good start below, I invite you to go ahead scout Monty's crib.
(I didn't edit it at all, that's the start the map generator gave him!)
Also the Fractal map this time seemed to be VERY generous with resources. I actually had to remove a lot of the resources on the entire map. But still, the amount of resources is mind-boggling. I played through it, and I feel this is an easy but fun map.
Oh by the way, this popped up in one of my trials for this map:
I wonder what's going to happen next...
So given the virtual go-signal, and by limited demand, let's test the waters for a new Monarch forum game. Feel free to play on different difficulty levels, however. We will start off with a powerful leader and civ to ease players into a new season of High School Monarchy: Elizabeth of England.
Atomic Betty features one of the best trait combos in the game. Problem is, Financial and Philosophical aren't exactly the best of friends. I'm certain that only the rare super-city (such as a wonders-and-cottages capital) can take advantage of both traits at the same time. Still, both GP farms and cottage spam cities get to benefit, nothing to sneeze at.
England starts with Fishing and Mining. Mining gets us straight to Bronze Working. While Fishing... well it's not so useful for today's start.

England's Unique Unit is the Redcoat. Gone are the glory days of sheer Redcoat and Cossack dominance, but they are still very difficult to stop during their time.

England's Unique Building is the Stock Exchange. You can't really say no to a Bank that produces 15% more wealth. Problem is, Banking isn't a high-prority tech for players going to Liberalism. However, those on the warpath and taking the south end of tech tree can easily take a detour to Banking after Guilds and enjoy its benefits immediately.

Map Settings...
Map: Standard Fractal
Oppnents: 6
Sealevel: Medium
Climate: Cold
Spoiler map commentary and hints :
I think I'll be joining the ranks of evil map makers soon. No, I don't like depriving anyone of valuable strategic resources, but you'll see why. Oh, and if you think that's a good start below, I invite you to go ahead scout Monty's crib.

Also the Fractal map this time seemed to be VERY generous with resources. I actually had to remove a lot of the resources on the entire map. But still, the amount of resources is mind-boggling. I played through it, and I feel this is an easy but fun map.
Oh by the way, this popped up in one of my trials for this map:

I wonder what's going to happen next...