johnny_rico
one more turn addict
So, who's been clobbered by the statue of zeus? I want to see some screenshots. I'll post some of my own but I'm not at home presently.
I played a game with Boudica and was looking forward to constant warfare. Pangaea map, my direct neighbors were gilgamesh and charlemagne. Took out gilgamesh but it took a while. Charlegmagne built the SoZ. He REXed hard and was #1 in land. It took four wars and drove myself to economic ruin (literally, nothing in the coffers, 0% research, -198 gpt, every city had so many unhappy I was not working a single tile in my empire).
It was comical to see how powerful this wonder is in the hands of a protective leader. I had military superiority through every war but he had bundles of longbows in cities on hills and you need to throw a lot of units away to get through it all.
On the flip side, with the Great Wall, I did have 7 GGs by 1500 AD. Anyway the game ended with Charlemagne going down at the same time Mehmed showed up with a stack 60 strong close to a not very well defended Bibracte. Game over.
Seems it is impossible these days to play a game without a protective neighbor. That trait is nasty.
I played a game with Boudica and was looking forward to constant warfare. Pangaea map, my direct neighbors were gilgamesh and charlemagne. Took out gilgamesh but it took a while. Charlegmagne built the SoZ. He REXed hard and was #1 in land. It took four wars and drove myself to economic ruin (literally, nothing in the coffers, 0% research, -198 gpt, every city had so many unhappy I was not working a single tile in my empire).
It was comical to see how powerful this wonder is in the hands of a protective leader. I had military superiority through every war but he had bundles of longbows in cities on hills and you need to throw a lot of units away to get through it all.
On the flip side, with the Great Wall, I did have 7 GGs by 1500 AD. Anyway the game ended with Charlemagne going down at the same time Mehmed showed up with a stack 60 strong close to a not very well defended Bibracte. Game over.
Seems it is impossible these days to play a game without a protective neighbor. That trait is nasty.