RRRaskolnikov
Goldfish
@Silu: excellent round! I hadn't time to focus on civ lately with my relocation and christmas so apologies for not having a look earlier...
I agree on StPet -> Moscow -> Novgorod. i would skip the settler in Bibracte as well, no good islands left (only the crab site and the grasslands site near greece) to focus on troops
Cities have room under caps so we could grow them a bit (read stop
every two turns
)...
I agree with targeting banking before other techs too
GP: I don't think a Tao shrine is efficient either... GM are better now imo... we have already plenty of missionaries to spam!
Ras
edit: re Tao shrine, seeing as hindu shrine is up already, it may be worth it as St Pet will likely host our Wall Street... and Silu successfully brainwashed me
I agree on StPet -> Moscow -> Novgorod. i would skip the settler in Bibracte as well, no good islands left (only the crab site and the grasslands site near greece) to focus on troops

Cities have room under caps so we could grow them a bit (read stop
every two turns
)...I agree with targeting banking before other techs too

GP: I don't think a Tao shrine is efficient either... GM are better now imo... we have already plenty of missionaries to spam!
Ras
edit: re Tao shrine, seeing as hindu shrine is up already, it may be worth it as St Pet will likely host our Wall Street... and Silu successfully brainwashed me




<- me
Only thing that pops into my eye is whether the GP grind should be in Athens or Vienne; Athens might run out of sensible tiles to work though so maybe there. My vote is solid on a prophet but it might partly be due to Fancy Play Syndrome ("shrines are cool!111"). And yeah Corinth should be building a Bumple before Harbor.
We'd need a lot more firepower. A counter-attack could be devastating without defensive terrain. Whipping a dun in Yaroslavl' next turn might be an option?

