Recent content by earthy

@krikav I didn't really take any as I was going because I didn't expect to post, but here's a few I took just now.

Been a while since I've played, but this one looked too fun to pass up. Gave it a go on immortal.

@krikav I thought that was because AI are more generous if they're the ones making the offer. I remember a Lain game where the same thing happened with hunting or archery. That's what seemed unique about this particular situation, I was able to get more than the AI initially offered, which...

So this is kind of inconsequential, but I thought you guys might find it a bit interesting. In this game I tried to sell Toku priesthood for a bit of gold. I offered it to him, and he was willing to give me 36 gold. I checked to see what he would give me for meditation instead, and he was...

Can't be correct. I've seen AI's declare after only plotting for a turn or two.

1) For a non ind leader with no resources, it's 1:1. It's basically equivalent to running wealth, except you get it later. It's still often worth it because overflow can't be turned into :gold: by building wealth, and you often don't have currency for quite some time. assuming my math is...

@Pangaea @Nick723

So I rolled a few "Medium_Small" games just so I could reveal the map and get an idea of the map script, and my god. It's definitely uh, unique.. OP I might suggest doing the same just to see if this script is really something you want to play.

to me it looks more likely that you're boxed in than isolated. that's how it always seems to go when I spawn on the edge of the tundra anyways.

if you're looking for a new map with a leader you haven't played, NC 215 Hammurabi would be fun to see.

who gets the chop for tiles that are outside of a cities BFC? It makes no sense to me. in this screenshot Tile 1 is three tiles horizontal from Memphis, two tiles diagonal from Alexandria, and Memphis gets it. Seemingly the exact opposite, Tile 2 is three tiles horizontal from Alexandria and 2...

can AI plot over "you refused to accept our favorite civic" or is it just - relations?

IIRC the info screen graphs are always available since there's no espionage slider in vanilla. I used to check the power graphs every few turns to see if anyone was spiking in preparation for war, which could sometimes tip you off. I can't remember if the "we have enough on our hands right now"...

Wealth multipliers can be fun for rushbuy strategies with kremlin. If you have like 12+ cities but you're not in a good position for early warring, you can do something like lib democracy, cottage everything, build up all of your towns, build the kremlin, and then either rushbuy...

what settings are ideal to get a fractal style pangaea with choke points and narrow connections?