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6otM 12 After Action Report
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rfa
Chieftain
- Joined
- Mar 21, 2017
- Messages
- 27
Great 
I re played & got 506
More aggressive settling & knowledge of the map certainly helped my score.
Used Darwin on Canary Is. for a nerd sticker (trophy)
What would I do differently? Build a reasonable army & eliminate Roosevelt. What is a reasonable army? 12 archers & 6 knights?
I re played & got 506
More aggressive settling & knowledge of the map certainly helped my score.
Used Darwin on Canary Is. for a nerd sticker (trophy)
What would I do differently? Build a reasonable army & eliminate Roosevelt. What is a reasonable army? 12 archers & 6 knights?
MrRadar
Deity
- Joined
- Nov 8, 2014
- Messages
- 2,368
Score: 731
- How many cities did you settle or capture?
Settled 14, captured 2 from America, mostly peaceful approach.
I have to say, this forward settling is seriously out of hand. I'd understand it, if AI did not have space to expand, but now Teddy has the southern half of the continent to himself, but no, he comes and settles five tiles away from my capital, with no hope to defend his expand.
- What did you prioritize for research and policies?
Mostly followed eurekas, as usual.
- What did you do to pump up your score??
Was building wonders and creating great works, but honestly, the time would have been better spent by building some troops and putting them to use.
- Did you bother with Religion?
Yep, converted my continent, took Divine spark and production bonus.
- Did you bother with Culture?
Built a couple of Archaeological museums, also created some great works.
- Did you bother with Science
Nothing too crazy.
- Were City-States helpful?
Became suzerain of all on my continent and made sure to have Brussels, when I found it.
- Any surprises you ran into, how did you deal with it?
Disabling all VC makes impossible to track your progress. In the future, for such games enabling Score victory would probably be better.
- Did you enjoy the game?
Yes, of course. As more of a builder than warmonger, this was just for me
- How many cities did you settle or capture?
Settled 14, captured 2 from America, mostly peaceful approach.
I have to say, this forward settling is seriously out of hand. I'd understand it, if AI did not have space to expand, but now Teddy has the southern half of the continent to himself, but no, he comes and settles five tiles away from my capital, with no hope to defend his expand.
- What did you prioritize for research and policies?
Mostly followed eurekas, as usual.
- What did you do to pump up your score??
Was building wonders and creating great works, but honestly, the time would have been better spent by building some troops and putting them to use.
- Did you bother with Religion?
Yep, converted my continent, took Divine spark and production bonus.
- Did you bother with Culture?
Built a couple of Archaeological museums, also created some great works.
- Did you bother with Science
Nothing too crazy.
- Were City-States helpful?
Became suzerain of all on my continent and made sure to have Brussels, when I found it.
- Any surprises you ran into, how did you deal with it?
Disabling all VC makes impossible to track your progress. In the future, for such games enabling Score victory would probably be better.
- Did you enjoy the game?
Yes, of course. As more of a builder than warmonger, this was just for me
arenquinha
Chieftain
- Joined
- Oct 6, 2010
- Messages
- 10
Score: 406
- How many cities did you settle or capture?
Settled 5, captured 4 from America and Valetta
- What did you prioritize for research and policies?
No priorities
- What did you do to pump up your score??
I built up as many wonders as I could and tried to research as much as possible
- Did you bother with Religion?
Yes
- Did you bother with Culture?
No.
- Did you bother with Science
Built up as many research facilities as I could
- Were City-States helpful?
No
- Any surprises you ran into, how did you deal with it?
I was surprised that America attacked me, so just killed most of them.
- Did you enjoy the game?
Yea it was interesting not playing to a final victory
- How many cities did you settle or capture?
Settled 5, captured 4 from America and Valetta
- What did you prioritize for research and policies?
No priorities
- What did you do to pump up your score??
I built up as many wonders as I could and tried to research as much as possible
- Did you bother with Religion?
Yes
- Did you bother with Culture?
No.
- Did you bother with Science
Built up as many research facilities as I could
- Were City-States helpful?
No
- Any surprises you ran into, how did you deal with it?
I was surprised that America attacked me, so just killed most of them.
- Did you enjoy the game?
Yea it was interesting not playing to a final victory
whacker
Warlord
- Joined
- Dec 1, 2016
- Messages
- 182
Score 2813
Hey guys! I have never played for score in Civ 6, but as citites, districts and population are the most efficient way of accumulating points i decided to cover the whole map with cities while whiping out the Ai`s. I went for a t200 Big Ben timing to buy a lot of settler and builder, then started chopping as much as i could to speed things up. I used the Great Zimbabwe in New Orleans for a high gold/production city with lots of traderoutes.
I destroyed the last AI, i hope that is not against the rules? Just clicked one more turn afterwards.
- How many cities did you settle or capture?
Did not count, i conquered the whole world and settled almost every spot, for a total of ~80 cities
- What did you prioritize for research and policies?
I followed heurekas as it was obvious to finish both trees. Oligarchy->Trade Republic->Democracy.
- What did you do to pump up your score??
Settle as much highly populated cities as possible while building districts. Lots of science and culture for future techs. I also built every wonder in the game.
- Did you bother with Religion?
Yep i got the 2. religion. +1 amenities, tithe. God of the forge pantheon for faster early unit production.
- Did you bother with Culture?
Yes i got a lot of TD`s and districts next to the sea for the Nan Madol bonus.
- Did you bother with Science
Campus in most cities.
- Were City-States helpful?
Very much so. The envois were really helpful, also being suzerain of 12 city states euqals 120% bonus science/culture with diplomatic policy cards. Toronto , Valetta and Nan Madol were especially useful.
- Did you enjoy the game?
Yes, a alot.
Hey guys! I have never played for score in Civ 6, but as citites, districts and population are the most efficient way of accumulating points i decided to cover the whole map with cities while whiping out the Ai`s. I went for a t200 Big Ben timing to buy a lot of settler and builder, then started chopping as much as i could to speed things up. I used the Great Zimbabwe in New Orleans for a high gold/production city with lots of traderoutes.
I destroyed the last AI, i hope that is not against the rules? Just clicked one more turn afterwards.
- How many cities did you settle or capture?
Did not count, i conquered the whole world and settled almost every spot, for a total of ~80 cities
- What did you prioritize for research and policies?
I followed heurekas as it was obvious to finish both trees. Oligarchy->Trade Republic->Democracy.
- What did you do to pump up your score??
Settle as much highly populated cities as possible while building districts. Lots of science and culture for future techs. I also built every wonder in the game.
- Did you bother with Religion?
Yep i got the 2. religion. +1 amenities, tithe. God of the forge pantheon for faster early unit production.
- Did you bother with Culture?
Yes i got a lot of TD`s and districts next to the sea for the Nan Madol bonus.
- Did you bother with Science
Campus in most cities.
- Were City-States helpful?
Very much so. The envois were really helpful, also being suzerain of 12 city states euqals 120% bonus science/culture with diplomatic policy cards. Toronto , Valetta and Nan Madol were especially useful.
- Did you enjoy the game?
Yes, a alot.
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RaidandTrade
Prince
- Joined
- Oct 26, 2013
- Messages
- 386
Score 888
Left off military after taking out Teddy forgetting it was King and thinking I'd be way behind and disappointed to find no more neighbours. By the time I jumped into the water it was too late to do much. Should have settled more I see but I hate micro-managing all those cities. Was too late to Athens and didn't have enough time to take it and its wonders.
Stupidly, had alliance with Gilly but forgot to invite him to my war with Liz.
Left off military after taking out Teddy forgetting it was King and thinking I'd be way behind and disappointed to find no more neighbours. By the time I jumped into the water it was too late to do much. Should have settled more I see but I hate micro-managing all those cities. Was too late to Athens and didn't have enough time to take it and its wonders.
Stupidly, had alliance with Gilly but forgot to invite him to my war with Liz.
Ludicrous
Chieftain
First GoTM attempt, and looks like a reasonable effort... been really interesting to read people's strategies and I certainly feel foolish for not even leaving my continent. I conquered everything except one city state to try and raise my score, but seems the Suzarain bonus is too important to pass by and should have embarked for the new continent!
Score 596.
Score 596.
My score was a measly 419.
- How many cities did you settle or capture?
Settled 5, captured 3 from America, 1 from Greece and 2 from England.
- What did you prioritize for research and policies?
I didn't really prioritize anything.
- What did you do to pump up your score??
I thought maybe building wonders and districts was the way to go, so I did that at first. That got pretty boring though, and I didn't have enough production to pump them out quickly enough, so at around 200 I just went pillaging.
- Did you bother with Religion?
I made it a point to get one - I wasn't sure how many points religion played into the victory.
- Did you bother with Culture?
Kind of? My problem was probably not focusing on one thing hard enough, and just doing a bit of everything.
- Did you bother with Science
See above.
- Were City-States helpful?
Yeah - they weren't aggressive. I was suzerian of all CS on my continent.
- Any surprises you ran into, how did you deal with it?
I was kind of surprised to only deal with America on a small continent for most of the game. I attacked him early because he settled where I wanted to, and after that we were angry neighbors at best. I finally got rid of him, then explored the rest of the map. I probably did that too late though - should have done it a 100 turns earlier.
- Did you enjoy the game?
Yes - it was a nice change from typical vc - I just wish it was possible to see your score before the end.
- How many cities did you settle or capture?
Settled 5, captured 3 from America, 1 from Greece and 2 from England.
- What did you prioritize for research and policies?
I didn't really prioritize anything.
- What did you do to pump up your score??
I thought maybe building wonders and districts was the way to go, so I did that at first. That got pretty boring though, and I didn't have enough production to pump them out quickly enough, so at around 200 I just went pillaging.
- Did you bother with Religion?
I made it a point to get one - I wasn't sure how many points religion played into the victory.
- Did you bother with Culture?
Kind of? My problem was probably not focusing on one thing hard enough, and just doing a bit of everything.
- Did you bother with Science
See above.
- Were City-States helpful?
Yeah - they weren't aggressive. I was suzerian of all CS on my continent.
- Any surprises you ran into, how did you deal with it?
I was kind of surprised to only deal with America on a small continent for most of the game. I attacked him early because he settled where I wanted to, and after that we were angry neighbors at best. I finally got rid of him, then explored the rest of the map. I probably did that too late though - should have done it a 100 turns earlier.
- Did you enjoy the game?
Yes - it was a nice change from typical vc - I just wish it was possible to see your score before the end.
Score 1255 (De Gaulle). Turn 250.
Apparently I lost? Despite that, I controlled the world, having conquered everyone except Aztec and Greece (leaving them one city each). I reached Information Age in both Civics and Tech, but didn’t manage to finish either tree. My later-game strategy was to take over the far continent after the AI had developed it up to turn 200, which I did with little resistance using tanks and infantry. I finished with a rather cheesy settler spam over the last 20 turns, populating any available tile within reach. I finished with 56 cities.
I found Egypt a relatively weak civ to play. The district / wonder bonus is their best feature. The Maryannu chariot archer looks strong, but is terribly expensive for an early-game UU and (critically) does not upgrade to knights. The trade bonus is better for trading partners, hence Egypt is usually a welcome AI. I only built one sphinx, on turn 250 for the sake of it!
Score victory (or defeat!!??) is potentially interesting but this type of game needs a rolling score to assess your progress and keep it fully immersive. It looks like you need to play a long game to achieve very high rankings.
EDIT APPARENTLY NOT:- Well played Whacker!!
I include the final game save and (I think) the turn 251 autosave which automatically runs into the end screen and doesn't give the "one-more-turn" option.
Apparently I lost? Despite that, I controlled the world, having conquered everyone except Aztec and Greece (leaving them one city each). I reached Information Age in both Civics and Tech, but didn’t manage to finish either tree. My later-game strategy was to take over the far continent after the AI had developed it up to turn 200, which I did with little resistance using tanks and infantry. I finished with a rather cheesy settler spam over the last 20 turns, populating any available tile within reach. I finished with 56 cities.
I found Egypt a relatively weak civ to play. The district / wonder bonus is their best feature. The Maryannu chariot archer looks strong, but is terribly expensive for an early-game UU and (critically) does not upgrade to knights. The trade bonus is better for trading partners, hence Egypt is usually a welcome AI. I only built one sphinx, on turn 250 for the sake of it!
Score victory (or defeat!!??) is potentially interesting but this type of game needs a rolling score to assess your progress and keep it fully immersive. It looks like you need to play a long game to achieve very high rankings.
EDIT APPARENTLY NOT:- Well played Whacker!!
I include the final game save and (I think) the turn 251 autosave which automatically runs into the end screen and doesn't give the "one-more-turn" option.
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Jean_Monnet
Chieftain
Score: 650
I've decided to get back into Civ VI through playing some old GotMs. Always good fun! I used to play a lot of Civ IV in the old days, but life got in the way.
I've decided to get back into Civ VI through playing some old GotMs. Always good fun! I used to play a lot of Civ IV in the old days, but life got in the way.
I did Civ1 and got hooked, but life intervened and the next iteration I could play was Civ4. I think the Warlords expansion was the best, but Beyond the Sword had a lot of great additions. I still default to Civ4 BtS when I can, but as a mapmaker for the community it's been pretty rare I get to play and exchange my decisions with the community. Civ5 was a learning experience, hexes being the only thing I liked. Civ6 was a big improvement, but never really captured my interest. Civ7 is pretty good with the latest updates, but I haven't really had the time to devote to getting better at the crazy new 3-stage dynamics. But in Civ4, it took me forever to get over Pince level, and without this forum I'd still be stuck there. For now, Immortal level is usually winnable, and Deity level is possible when everything falls my way.
Long story short... whichever Civ version hooks you, you will never regret it and you can get a lot of benefits following the advice your fellow players share in the Games of the Month.
Good luck and have fun!
Jean_Monnet
Chieftain
Thank you so much @kcd_swede ! I remember both you and @leif erikson from my old Civ IV days, you are both legends. I didn't expect a reply on a dormant thread, after so many years
This was the fourth 6otM I've played so far. Time permitting, I'm planning to work my way through all the rest, picking the ones that look most interesting or are at my level. A lot of catching up to do, but there is no rush. All those games and posts to discuss them are a bit of a treasure to unearth.
I'll get back to Civ IV one day
This was the fourth 6otM I've played so far. Time permitting, I'm planning to work my way through all the rest, picking the ones that look most interesting or are at my level. A lot of catching up to do, but there is no rush. All those games and posts to discuss them are a bit of a treasure to unearth.
I'll get back to Civ IV one day
