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Bede4 - Cast Iron Skillet Redux
Dangit - we are foolish if we don't try to build the Statue of Zeus...
Pre-flight check... not much to pre=flight.
IBT- Colossus comes in, start a Barracks.
Turn 1 (1725) scouting and worker stuff
IBT - a bunch of civs discover writing. I bet our Republic slingshot is going to fail.
Turn 2 (1700) Can't buy HBR for any price. Dial up Inca and trade Writing for Myst. Dial up Carthage and sell Writing for 75g. Dial up Iroquois and sell Myst for 39g. Dial up Alexander and sell him Myst for 29g. Buy HBR off Caesar for 173g.
IBT - a Roman settler pair heads for some incense..
Turn 3 (1675) ...some worker stuff...
IBT - Amsterdam Barracks>Archer
Turn 4 (1650) sail the curraugh...
Turn 5 (1625) bump the lux up...(Amsterdam grew)
IBT - Amsterdam Archer>Archer
Greeks start Oracle.
Turn 6 (1600) tempted to sell HBR for some gold... it's a known tech...collect 50g to allow us to sustain our current research rate a while longer...
Turn 7 (1575) ...not much
Amsterdam Archer>Archer
Turn 8 (1525) a couple of civs turn up with Math, but they won't trade it.
IBT - Amsterdam Archer>Archer
Turn 9 (1500) Amsterdam is now at 20spt. Archer Rush time.
IBT - a French Settler pops out of Lyons... at least that means no cultural expansion... unfortunately that also means the city will auto-raze if I attack it.
Amsterdam Archer>Archer
Turn 10 (1475) Sail the curraugh and move the warrior around.
I have an idea...
Amsterdam is currently spitting out 20-shield units every single turn... We've got 4 Archers. Let's build 4 more and a Spear, and send 'em towards Paris. While those units are working their way towards Paris, build more Archers to take Lyons and whatever France is going to settle to the NE of our Capitol. We should be able to muster 4-5 more Archers in the time it takes the stack to reach Paris. If we can take Paris, we should be able to "pointy-stick" Mathematics for peace and start Statue of Zeus.
My apologies to the next better player for slow play. Here's > > The Save < <
Dangit - we are foolish if we don't try to build the Statue of Zeus...
Pre-flight check... not much to pre=flight.
IBT- Colossus comes in, start a Barracks.
Turn 1 (1725) scouting and worker stuff
IBT - a bunch of civs discover writing. I bet our Republic slingshot is going to fail.
Turn 2 (1700) Can't buy HBR for any price. Dial up Inca and trade Writing for Myst. Dial up Carthage and sell Writing for 75g. Dial up Iroquois and sell Myst for 39g. Dial up Alexander and sell him Myst for 29g. Buy HBR off Caesar for 173g.
IBT - a Roman settler pair heads for some incense..
Turn 3 (1675) ...some worker stuff...
IBT - Amsterdam Barracks>Archer
Turn 4 (1650) sail the curraugh...
Turn 5 (1625) bump the lux up...(Amsterdam grew)
IBT - Amsterdam Archer>Archer
Greeks start Oracle.
Turn 6 (1600) tempted to sell HBR for some gold... it's a known tech...collect 50g to allow us to sustain our current research rate a while longer...
Turn 7 (1575) ...not much
Amsterdam Archer>Archer
Turn 8 (1525) a couple of civs turn up with Math, but they won't trade it.
IBT - Amsterdam Archer>Archer
Turn 9 (1500) Amsterdam is now at 20spt. Archer Rush time.
IBT - a French Settler pops out of Lyons... at least that means no cultural expansion... unfortunately that also means the city will auto-raze if I attack it.
Amsterdam Archer>Archer
Turn 10 (1475) Sail the curraugh and move the warrior around.
I have an idea...
Amsterdam is currently spitting out 20-shield units every single turn... We've got 4 Archers. Let's build 4 more and a Spear, and send 'em towards Paris. While those units are working their way towards Paris, build more Archers to take Lyons and whatever France is going to settle to the NE of our Capitol. We should be able to muster 4-5 more Archers in the time it takes the stack to reach Paris. If we can take Paris, we should be able to "pointy-stick" Mathematics for peace and start Statue of Zeus.

My apologies to the next better player for slow play. Here's > > The Save < <