Tubby Rower
Chronic Slacker
comparison to what???
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Tubby Rower
Chronic Slacker
I didnt' know what you were looking for so here is with the worked tiles on and off
I was looking for the city screen. You know; double click the capital and the screen you get looks remarkably like embassy screenshots. 
You can see the garrison, the resources connected, the tax, the slider settings, the buildings etc.
You can see the garrison, the resources connected, the tax, the slider settings, the buildings etc.
Tubby Rower
Chronic Slacker
Sorry can't help you right now. I'm at work and don't have the laptop with civ here.
If you are going to make some comment about us having a taxman is the same as Springfield's taxman, don't. They are different situations. They can get two more shields out of that guy to get up to 10 spt and we are just minimizing wasted shields/food.
If you are going to make some comment about us having a taxman is the same as Springfield's taxman, don't. They are different situations. They can get two more shields out of that guy to get up to 10 spt and we are just minimizing wasted shields/food.
IroquoisPlisken
Brigadier Idiot
I don't know if it's been said already, but I noticed Dancing Banana's founded date is 3050 BC...either they walked for...19 turns (I think), or they moved the palace.
Daghdha
Absent Minded
Now that would've been coolIP said:
. I lean towards P-jump.
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Daghdha
Absent Minded
A worker inside Springfield? Is he hiding from something, is he going to join the city or has he just moved across that river for some reason?
Our green friends have odd ideas on building settlers?
Nutter are going zero research (GLib?)
TNT are speeding research (no GLib?)
Our green friends have odd ideas on building settlers?
Nutter are going zero research (GLib?)
TNT are speeding research (no GLib?)
Tubby Rower
Chronic Slacker
That's just odd that D'nut could get h at least 2 shields and 1 food to get them up to 10 shields per turn.
wrt MIA, they apparently are doing a +4, +6, +4, +6. This way they can share a food bonus with another city. not too odd, but requires attention every turn.
wrt MIA, they apparently are doing a +4, +6, +4, +6. This way they can share a food bonus with another city. not too odd, but requires attention every turn.
Tubby Rower
Chronic Slacker
Here is my attempt to map a road map. the numbers represent the number of turns before a worker is completely done with the road and able to move on (ie: SP number of turns). I did this mainly due to the fact that a partially completed roadway is useless until it is connecting the lux to our core.
I tried to map out the quickest route. If someone can see a quicker way, then by all means let us know. Also I wasn't sure about the jungle & swamp roading turns. I assume that they are 9 like a mountain.
The road to the spices ends with the spices being roaded. The New City 1 is where the incense city needs to be placed in 2 turns (well 3 including the turn it's founded)
I tried to map out the quickest route. If someone can see a quicker way, then by all means let us know. Also I wasn't sure about the jungle & swamp roading turns. I assume that they are 9 like a mountain.
The road to the spices ends with the spices being roaded. The New City 1 is where the incense city needs to be placed in 2 turns (well 3 including the turn it's founded)
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Kickbooti
Ecclesia Militans
Tubby, there is no end to your number-crunching. You are 'da man!
I double checked the city planning thread, here is a link to the last dot map
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=125996&page=11
Per that screen, there is a city planned for the hill SW of Dunderhead. I just wanted to bring that up in case it would adjust the precise path of the road.
I hope all the Yanks have a happy Thanksgiving. I know I will, my inlaws have DSL
You are 'da man!I double checked the city planning thread, here is a link to the last dot map
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=125996&page=11
Per that screen, there is a city planned for the hill SW of Dunderhead. I just wanted to bring that up in case it would adjust the precise path of the road.
I hope all the Yanks have a happy Thanksgiving. I know I will, my inlaws have DSL
Tubby Rower
Chronic Slacker
The settler pump is off. and the workers will make short work of the road.
Sir Bugsy
Civ.D.
We need to set our workers up in gangs of three to speed the progress.
Sir Bugsy
Civ.D.
I think we need to swich the settler pump on after maybe every fourth worker. We still need to keep expanding.
Beorn-eL-Feared
Idiot riding pedals
@Booti: the road plan will change above the Y if we respect the dotmap, but nothing below would be better.
From the mountain, we'd go S-SW(town on the forest)-S(the Y). From the mountain again, we'd go N(city on the grassland 3SE of SKWTD)-NE(already done)-NE(already done).
From the mountain, we'd go S-SW(town on the forest)-S(the Y). From the mountain again, we'd go N(city on the grassland 3SE of SKWTD)-NE(already done)-NE(already done).
Tubby Rower
Chronic Slacker
OK Bugs. I was thinking that we could have two settler pumps after the appropriate number of workers were out. If we want to squeeze a settler in after 2 more worker in Simpleton then that's reasonable. we're starting to get a good number of workers although we still need a few more.
We currently have 15 workers... that's 1.666 per city. a little less than 7 tiles per worker. How many did we say was enough? I know that we wanted to keep going on the workers just for joining purposes, but when should that happen? at 2 workers per city?
Right now we have 9 cities with 2 settlers on their way to their designated location. so 2 workers per city would be 22 and we'll have that in 6 turns.
After we switch Simpleton back to settlers, Dunderhead should continue pumping workers out to add to our core cities to start pumping military.
I have to say that I've never set up a worker pump, but I think that they could be more of a game-breaker than a settler pump would.
We currently have 15 workers... that's 1.666 per city. a little less than 7 tiles per worker. How many did we say was enough? I know that we wanted to keep going on the workers just for joining purposes, but when should that happen? at 2 workers per city?
Right now we have 9 cities with 2 settlers on their way to their designated location. so 2 workers per city would be 22 and we'll have that in 6 turns.
After we switch Simpleton back to settlers, Dunderhead should continue pumping workers out to add to our core cities to start pumping military.
I have to say that I've never set up a worker pump, but I think that they could be more of a game-breaker than a settler pump would.
Sir Bugsy
Civ.D.
We want to have workers in multiples of threes. I would say a minimum of 21 workers.
Note: You move three workers to a regular tile and you can road it next turn. Two turns for hills, three turns for mountains and jungles.
Note: You move three workers to a regular tile and you can road it next turn. Two turns for hills, three turns for mountains and jungles.
Tubs do you think we can focus all new workers out of Dunderhead towards the Lux Road and workers out of Simpleton towards city development?
There will be some lost movement because of the rivers but I'd think this can be a focus for each of these cities. Dunderhead would benefit from another MP btw.
There will be some lost movement because of the rivers but I'd think this can be a focus for each of these cities. Dunderhead would benefit from another MP btw.
Kickbooti
Ecclesia Militans
I'm with Bugs, I would like to see an on again - off again settler pump. I don't pretend to have the math skills to make corruption determinations etc., but I always like to see more cities.
And if memory serves (an increasingly rare condition) I think the number of workers we should shoot for was 30.
Okay, further comments will be in an apporpriate thread...
And if memory serves (an increasingly rare condition) I think the number of workers we should shoot for was 30.
Okay, further comments will be in an apporpriate thread...
