madscientist
RPC Supergenius
Welcome to the third installment of the OCCC. These are meant to provide you with a One City Challenge to help everyone learn how to play these type of games. I am merely the host and offer no advice, allowing the CFC group to offer communial advice (similar to rolo's Lonely Heart's Club).
The early incarnations used the best startings of Philosophical and Industrious paired with 2 of the strongest supplemnetal one in expansive and Spiritual.
Here we have a war-monger in Ghenghis Khan.
The map is a small Pangea map, thus there are only 4 rivals.
I tweaked the map very slightly but otherwise it's the first one that popped out. IF your interested in some advice and what I changed they are in spoilers
The save is a Nobel difficulty/Epic speed and the WorldBuilder save is also attached if you want to change those settings. Remember I plan to be moving the difficulty up as we go along in the series, nobel for now.
General statements about a One City Challenge, according to Mad Scientist
1) You get ONE city! Go and win yourself a game champ!
2) You cannot build a settler, nor can you capture a city. Captured cities will autoraze, a great way for ticking off a rival.
3) You are allowed 5 National Wonders per city, and they still require the prerequisite buildings. Example, for the Globe theater you need a theater, Oxford requires a University. etc....
There are plenty of players that can offer great advice, I will keep to just hosting this game for the time being.
Examples of OCC games can be found in the Classic RPCs in my signature: Agustus, Stalin, Lincoln were all OCC games focusing on diplomacy, military, space victory pathes although the Lincoln game was a last minute failure. Also under the RPC Next Generation the dali Lama was an OCC but certainly not a typical game.
So onto the leader
And the start
Some interesting decisions there.
While this is Genghis Khan, there is no victory conditions here. If you want to play the OCC in a generally conservative manner (meaning peacefully) go right ahead.
Please keep writeups in spoilers.
This is the last Nobel OCCC, we move up to Prince next!
The early incarnations used the best startings of Philosophical and Industrious paired with 2 of the strongest supplemnetal one in expansive and Spiritual.
Here we have a war-monger in Ghenghis Khan.
The map is a small Pangea map, thus there are only 4 rivals.
I tweaked the map very slightly but otherwise it's the first one that popped out. IF your interested in some advice and what I changed they are in spoilers
Spoiler :
The save is a Nobel difficulty/Epic speed and the WorldBuilder save is also attached if you want to change those settings. Remember I plan to be moving the difficulty up as we go along in the series, nobel for now.
General statements about a One City Challenge, according to Mad Scientist
1) You get ONE city! Go and win yourself a game champ!
2) You cannot build a settler, nor can you capture a city. Captured cities will autoraze, a great way for ticking off a rival.
3) You are allowed 5 National Wonders per city, and they still require the prerequisite buildings. Example, for the Globe theater you need a theater, Oxford requires a University. etc....
There are plenty of players that can offer great advice, I will keep to just hosting this game for the time being.
Examples of OCC games can be found in the Classic RPCs in my signature: Agustus, Stalin, Lincoln were all OCC games focusing on diplomacy, military, space victory pathes although the Lincoln game was a last minute failure. Also under the RPC Next Generation the dali Lama was an OCC but certainly not a typical game.
So onto the leader
And the start
Some interesting decisions there.
While this is Genghis Khan, there is no victory conditions here. If you want to play the OCC in a generally conservative manner (meaning peacefully) go right ahead.
Please keep writeups in spoilers.
This is the last Nobel OCCC, we move up to Prince next!
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) and then win via conquest post astro.
