There are already pieces of discussion here:
City production assessment/strategy (for unit builds)
"Who's Next" - Who shall be the Next one to go
Sign peace with Persia?
A report from MapStat
But, this is what I have in mind for our final push to domination.
- Have our top 30 (even up to 40) productive cities (listed in the city production thread) build Panzers.
- In order to phase out cavalry (and other obsolete units).
51 cav
1 rifle
1 knight
1 musket
6 pikes
3 swords (4 are in an army)
1 spear
That's 64 extra panzers if we wish to rush those.
- Sign an ROP with England (to lay down rails)
- Set science down to 0% research once again.
I know what you're thinking, and this will be the riskiest part of the plan. We will get 941gpt over the next 20 turns. We will also get nearly 400gpt with a renegotiated peace treaty from Greece (not to mention the 969g). Add on to that the gold Persia might give us.
You're talking nearly 1500gpt, almost 4 extra panzers per turn, for 8-10 turns. This could also be saved for library rushes.
- The goal is to have atleast 100 panz. by turn 10, and 200 by turn 20.
- Use our massive infantry garrisons to quell riots.
- Pillage France's only source of oil, and take out their ports.
- Once we take out France, we can split our troops to take out Russia and England simultaneously.
- This should put us on pace for one last war before domination.
- With the main tank "threat" gone, and the only other one (Greece) isolated, we won't have to worry about other civs getting tanks for a while, as they have 5-7 techs to research before they even get tanks. In the meanwhile, we should get Greece to sign an embargo against China sometime in the future).
But, there is a major risk, and that is we fall behind in science. Do we take this risk and just go for it? Taking out France puts us in prime posistion for a domination win. If we can get down to the southern areas, and attack from the north and south, I think we can quicken this war, and domination.
City production assessment/strategy (for unit builds)
"Who's Next" - Who shall be the Next one to go
Sign peace with Persia?
A report from MapStat
But, this is what I have in mind for our final push to domination.
- Have our top 30 (even up to 40) productive cities (listed in the city production thread) build Panzers.
- In order to phase out cavalry (and other obsolete units).
51 cav
1 rifle
1 knight
1 musket
6 pikes
3 swords (4 are in an army)
1 spear
That's 64 extra panzers if we wish to rush those.
- Sign an ROP with England (to lay down rails)
- Set science down to 0% research once again.
I know what you're thinking, and this will be the riskiest part of the plan. We will get 941gpt over the next 20 turns. We will also get nearly 400gpt with a renegotiated peace treaty from Greece (not to mention the 969g). Add on to that the gold Persia might give us.
You're talking nearly 1500gpt, almost 4 extra panzers per turn, for 8-10 turns. This could also be saved for library rushes.
- The goal is to have atleast 100 panz. by turn 10, and 200 by turn 20.
- Use our massive infantry garrisons to quell riots.
- Pillage France's only source of oil, and take out their ports.
- Once we take out France, we can split our troops to take out Russia and England simultaneously.
- This should put us on pace for one last war before domination.
- With the main tank "threat" gone, and the only other one (Greece) isolated, we won't have to worry about other civs getting tanks for a while, as they have 5-7 techs to research before they even get tanks. In the meanwhile, we should get Greece to sign an embargo against China sometime in the future).
But, there is a major risk, and that is we fall behind in science. Do we take this risk and just go for it? Taking out France puts us in prime posistion for a domination win. If we can get down to the southern areas, and attack from the north and south, I think we can quicken this war, and domination.