Yes, I'm sure that's it. Thanks.
I don't understand the yield of the farm that's getting 4 food and 2 production in this screenshot. I have feudalism ... is the adjacency bonus...
Thanks for the tips. After a few attempts, I was able to reproduce your result. The breakthrough came when I back-calculated the settling dates...
That's the thing ... I used food caravans (I had a non-coastal capital). It's true I diverted two to the CS when I got trade route quests, but...
Wow, thanks for posting those screenshots, it really shows the holes in my game, and the importance of population (I think). To compare, at turn...
Like I said, I play Immortal, but I thought I would play this though turn 64 to compare. I've attached a screen shot. I like settling on hills,...
I play Immortal mostly but will throw in my two cents. I don't like Busan as the second city. Low production and you don't have masonry so you...
At Monarch I think you ought to be able to win most games playing peacefully (no wars of aggression or expansion). What happens in your games that...
While I agree that whipping is very strong, I don't see how you can neglect the lost beakers when you whip in this situation. Using your...
Note that I made a dumb math error in my original post that may change your evaluation of the situation. I've fixed it, and propagated the change...
+1 to everything Gr8scott and Mylene said. I'll also add that settling on the gold is better for whipping, because you get more :food: and don't...
When you're financial, you get a bonus :commerce: from every tile producing 2:commerce: or more, including any city tiles. If you're not...
The discussion in this thread made me start to wonder when you should settle on riverside gold. At first I thought it would only make sense when...
Can you provide a source for that? I always thought that maintenance was determined primarily by population and distance from capital, with...
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