S.ilver
Emperor
So, in the last little bit, Liq and S.ilver have been noticing an influx of people rushing into the SG forums, including some newer players. At the same time, we've been able to chain together enough turnsets to push out 2 and 1/2 Boff-0 games in that time.
Bafflingly, people have apparently been lurking these games and learning something from the Questionable Play (TM) and Novel-Length Reports.
Yet lurkers seem a bit reluctant to join in on the fun, for all manner of reasons.
Well, since Liq and S.ilver are big believers in learning by doing, here we seek to make a more "accessible" SG. That's right, the disastrous duo somehow feels we are qualified to teach in a learning SG.
Anyways, for our first rendition, we'll take on 3 or 4 people and go from there. All settings will be decided by whoever joins this game; obviously the objective is to learn something, so it's pointless to impose our own directives. (One caveat though; Liq and S.ilver are not qualified to teach anything about cultural victories...)
Some rules applying to this SG spoilered below, because for some reason people like to spoiler rules.
1. For a learning SG, the report is even more important than usual. If we cannot follow what you are doing, it is difficult to comment. Of course, since this is a Liq and S.ilver production, you may be able to learn some report writing styles as well...
2. There is no hard and fast turn limit. Typical is 20-30 turns early and 15ish later on, but the idea to is play objective based turnsets. If you have played 20 turns and we are 2 turns from Iron Working, please find out where the iron is first!
3. Always think for yourself and follow along in discussion. Discussion is the tool for learning Civ in these kinds of formats.
Bafflingly, people have apparently been lurking these games and learning something from the Questionable Play (TM) and Novel-Length Reports.

Well, since Liq and S.ilver are big believers in learning by doing, here we seek to make a more "accessible" SG. That's right, the disastrous duo somehow feels we are qualified to teach in a learning SG.

Anyways, for our first rendition, we'll take on 3 or 4 people and go from there. All settings will be decided by whoever joins this game; obviously the objective is to learn something, so it's pointless to impose our own directives. (One caveat though; Liq and S.ilver are not qualified to teach anything about cultural victories...)
Some rules applying to this SG spoilered below, because for some reason people like to spoiler rules.
Spoiler :
1. For a learning SG, the report is even more important than usual. If we cannot follow what you are doing, it is difficult to comment. Of course, since this is a Liq and S.ilver production, you may be able to learn some report writing styles as well...
2. There is no hard and fast turn limit. Typical is 20-30 turns early and 15ish later on, but the idea to is play objective based turnsets. If you have played 20 turns and we are 2 turns from Iron Working, please find out where the iron is first!
3. Always think for yourself and follow along in discussion. Discussion is the tool for learning Civ in these kinds of formats.