Goals for next turnset:
1. Grow while chopping settler
2. Build a couple of warriors to fogbust and guard new cities
3. REx to Settle cities quickly since neighbors are far.
* I decide to settle on the fish site then the green dot first, since Naps is closer, and it seems it's just the South Pole down there so no one's likely to take our purple dot (Marble, Pig site).
3200 BC
Warrior finishes, build another warrior.
Start chopping trees for Settler.
3175 BC
Pick up some loose change from a hut in the south pole.
3125 BC
Wheel is in, go AH.
(Why AH? Cows provide extra hammers too, which is great with Imperialistic.)
Warrior finishes, Start building a barracks with a Settler in the background to "absorb" forest chops.
3075 BC
Monty shows up. NOT AGAIN!
Why does it always have to be him. WHY!!!
At least he's not close by...
2875 BC
Our scout get free experience from a hut, grab Woodsy 2.
Settler finishes, head to new site.
2850 BC
We all pay Pacal a visit:
2775 BC
St. Petersburg comes online. (Note: we don't have Agri yet)
As you can see, Louis is creative, so his capital has expanded quite a bit.
2425 BC
Agriculture is in, I go Masonry to satisfy the cravings of Imhotep.
Meet this old man:
and this other old man:
2400 BC
Settler comes in, time to encroach some land...
2350 BC
Louis has other ideas, but that didn't stop us from trying.
Novgorod is founded near Orleans.
State of the Nation:
I stop here due to founding the third city. I think it's gonna get interesting from here, what with the Louis vs. Cathy... erm, "border expansion" wars.
Look at how far the scout has explored. Not bad, not bad at all.
As for the "lame" axe rush, looks like Louis is close enough for it to be viable after all. Note the settler in the capital. I haven't invested any hammers in it, but since the worker just chopped a forest, I'm putting it on the Settler. Feel free to change it to a worker, or even the Axeman with 9 hammers invested.
Even if we're not gonna axe rush, we should start building troops anyway for barb protection.
Gatorade, what drives you?