AnotherPacifist
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A good rule of thumb is that during golden ages nothing economic should be built, you should be building only science and stability buildings. Right towards the end of the GA, you should time the banks/markets/grocers/lighthouses so that they get built in a staggered manner.
I've built very few cottages in this game (the ones in Ireland and England are probably the only ones) which allows me to convert farmland into cottages slowly over time.
I could have really expanded quicker than this, but to fool the system into thinking your economy is actually growing, you need to have no more than 4-5 cities revolting. By the time my conquered cities are out of rebellion, I should be ready to attack another civ again.
Most importantly, no more civic changes until Cristo Redentor.
I've built very few cottages in this game (the ones in Ireland and England are probably the only ones) which allows me to convert farmland into cottages slowly over time.
I could have really expanded quicker than this, but to fool the system into thinking your economy is actually growing, you need to have no more than 4-5 cities revolting. By the time my conquered cities are out of rebellion, I should be ready to attack another civ again.
Most importantly, no more civic changes until Cristo Redentor.