Recent content by Cerenkov

Darius (Fin+Org) is an excellent choice for Archipelago maps (although he's a contender anywhere.) Obviously Financial is an extremely powerful trait on arch maps, but Organized is arguably just as good because of 50% reduced maintenance and cheap lighthouses and courthouses; your cities will be...

Wow, very nice! I like the zebra cavalry. :D If you end up doing Laos, a war-elephant UU is the obvious choice ("land of a million elephants", etc.) Fish have been the primary source of protein for Laotions and have been for millenia, so an interesting UB might be the dtalat bpaa ("fish...

Go ahead, Overseer. No rush.

@Greebley: Partly timing and partly support concerns, yes. @ThERat: I agree and apologize.

I have located horses, they are pretty far but not unreachable. We can have both wines and horses connected in eight turns. There is are four hostiles close by to the southeast and and Egyptian warrior the the southwest, near the horses. No new contacts during this turnset- phew! Here's the...

Got it. Looking at the save now.

Help yourself, Overseer. I'm willing to wait for my turn.

Thanks, Overseer! THeRat: I usually play Monarch-Emperor. I've never done AW, but I've read through a couple of finished AW SGs and am very familiar with OCC/OBC.

Can I get in on this one?

Oh, gosh! Sorry, CBob, I guess I didn't realize that. Here's the save, then:

Pre-turn: Running CivAssist II and WordPad Cities: Berlin (3): Grows in 1, Settler in 1 Leipzig (2): Grows in 7, Worker in 8 Hamburg (1): Grows in 7, Warrior in 7 Civilian Units: 2 Workers, 0 Settlers Military: 3 Warriors MP: 0 Vikings and Iroquois are up Masonry, Wheel, CB...

Orange it is.

Okay, what do you guys think of Tad's dotmap? We have a settler coming off of Berlin in one; I'm leaning towards Tad's pink or green spots.

Got it. Looking at the save now; strategy post in a couple of minutes.

Vampiloup: Overseer is correct. Shooting over bait is illegal and hunters certainly aren't killing deers' predators; wolves and mountain lions have been extinct in Pennsylvania since the late 19th century when PA's forests were clear-cut to fuel the iron furnaces and lime kilns. MAS: Poison ivy...