Hi you all civvers! I'd be very grateful if you could have a glance to a game I played some weeks ago...
I'm not good player at all, I've been always playing in noble since the very beginning, though I hope one day I'll jump to the next level... You'll certainly find many many mistakes I would never spot, so I ask you to comment on my match and tell me about the weaknesses I should take care of before I, someday, increase the difficulty level...
The match was pretty easy actually, it's the first time I win so comfortably... I've almost never won before ... I usually get stuck during the middle of the game, especially when other civs start attacking me... Somethings, I leader research though I get inevitably screwed...
Anyway, that match was pretty easy, maybe because of the other leaders' traits (Amurabi and Gandhi)... At the beginning, I just didn't choose the victory condition I'd follow during the match, Cultural victory is my favourite though, and sometimes I play space race as the only remaining way to win... It was my first time with ramsses, I thought that being spiritual would be nice to try civics and building wonders would let me have many great people to empower my empire...
First, I dediced to wipe off Amurabi... Then, I went for a space raceI checked the victory conditions tab by chance and I saw that Gandhi, the only standing leader (we where three on a tiny pangea map IIRC) had two cities with enough culture points and the third one was 15000 aprox... So I nuked him up the city till I saw its culture points got stuck... Then, a forth city took its place and jumped in the cultural race... Yet again, I nuked it up...
I didn't have intentions in winning by war, I'm no warmonger at all, so I nuked him the necessary to stop him from winning while I could tech and produce the ship parts... When time was almost up and I realised I would win by points, not by the space race, I took the final decission and raced many of his closest cities... I didn't even bother to keep them...
Well, that's my summary... Hope you'll spot manymistakes and post tons of tips!
oh BTW, the game felt much easier for me, who am used to playing huge maps with eight leaders in noble... Was it because of a good start, few leaders, cool leaders, or just luck?
I'm not good player at all, I've been always playing in noble since the very beginning, though I hope one day I'll jump to the next level... You'll certainly find many many mistakes I would never spot, so I ask you to comment on my match and tell me about the weaknesses I should take care of before I, someday, increase the difficulty level...
The match was pretty easy actually, it's the first time I win so comfortably... I've almost never won before ... I usually get stuck during the middle of the game, especially when other civs start attacking me... Somethings, I leader research though I get inevitably screwed...
Anyway, that match was pretty easy, maybe because of the other leaders' traits (Amurabi and Gandhi)... At the beginning, I just didn't choose the victory condition I'd follow during the match, Cultural victory is my favourite though, and sometimes I play space race as the only remaining way to win... It was my first time with ramsses, I thought that being spiritual would be nice to try civics and building wonders would let me have many great people to empower my empire...
First, I dediced to wipe off Amurabi... Then, I went for a space raceI checked the victory conditions tab by chance and I saw that Gandhi, the only standing leader (we where three on a tiny pangea map IIRC) had two cities with enough culture points and the third one was 15000 aprox... So I nuked him up the city till I saw its culture points got stuck... Then, a forth city took its place and jumped in the cultural race... Yet again, I nuked it up...
I didn't have intentions in winning by war, I'm no warmonger at all, so I nuked him the necessary to stop him from winning while I could tech and produce the ship parts... When time was almost up and I realised I would win by points, not by the space race, I took the final decission and raced many of his closest cities... I didn't even bother to keep them...
Well, that's my summary... Hope you'll spot manymistakes and post tons of tips!
oh BTW, the game felt much easier for me, who am used to playing huge maps with eight leaders in noble... Was it because of a good start, few leaders, cool leaders, or just luck?