ironduck said:dgfred - are you in any pbems yourself or do you strictly stick to lurking?![]()
dgfred said:Although Lou has asked me to play I've only been lurking so far.
I cruise the forums from work, and play civ at home in the evenings.
I have not patched at all so that is a problem too. I may enter one soon
anyway after getting things right. Which is your favorite for pbem?![]()
ironduck said:Since we only have 10 turns to go I expect to (except Lilibeo that was undefended). The Romans never moved in the monstrous armies that I expected them to after they established their bridgehead. Almost a little disappointed this appears to be all they had to offer in return after destroying Rome not once, but twice!You'd think that would have pissed them off, no?
ironduck said:The Romans are way ahead on score, it's never really been an issue who would win since I can't destroy them (they're too big) and Persia and Macedon are locked in..umm.. not sure what they're locked in, but they're just kinda sittin' there lookin' at each other![]()
Random fan said:Everyone expects me to break out somewhere, but why should I? Not that I was going to win this game somehow in first place.The reason why we sit there looking at each other is because that our military mostly consists of heavy cavalry and the road system is developed very well. The first one who will try to cross the border will suffer huge casualities, what showed our first and the only major encounter.
akots said:@Random fan: Yep, besides, you are constantly complaining that the game is "disgustingly quiet". Actually all you did in this game was building roads and HC, most of your HC did not even have a chance to fight. There was only one substantial battle when Macedonian general apparently has not been sober enough and moved about 50 HC into your territory which you have killed. I don't even remember seeing your units outside of your borders for a very long time except for a few workers. Yes, must admit, you survived. Being given a game in a rather unpleasant situation. But no more than just survived.