CBob03 Germans in Tu-tus

I don't think I'll get these turns done before Christmas.

The Charming Mrs. CommandoBob has embarked upon Operation Kitchen Klean-Up, which is taking longer than she expected, and I am expected to do to the other tasks that she cannot do while she does that. If you're married, you know what I mean. :lol:

Fortunately, all of our Christmas gift shopping is done and wrapped, so she does have time for this pet project.

Merry Christmas!

:xmascheers: to all of the CBob03 players and it's lurkers!
 
Arrrggghhh

but it has been a great read - all 30 (?) pages. Will tune in on Thursday to see how it went.
 
darski said:
Yah can't blame a girl for trying :lol:

This really has been interesting.. quite a game.
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I haven't had time to even open the save yet and don't expect to have time tomorrow (Christmas Day). My plan is to try to sneak in a turn (partial turn more likely) when I can and try to finish my turns on Saturday.

At this stage of the game, playing the turn is easy. The hard part, the most time consuming part, is cycling through the 200+ cities each turn looking for places to rush culture building. That can easily take an hour just to do that.

The huge map size, which made for some fun pointy-stick diplomacy for everyone (and that was the plan for having the map huge, so that everyone could beat up on someone!) also makes the game a monster to MM.

And just a tidbit, the maxium number of cities in a game (all civs) is 512, which is hard-coded into the game. We did not run into this, but some AW games on extra large maps have.

Feel free to download the save if you wish, and play a turn or two.
 
I can't get past warlord which is why I love what y'all do at these levels.
 
Then you need to download the game and play a turn or two!

One nice, rather hidden bonus of SGs is that you can play way above your comfort level. Since there is much more discussion of plans and such, you have a better idea of what to accomplish on your turns. In a solo game it is so easy to lose focus of what you are doing. That is harder in an SG, since you only play 10 turns at a time.
 
A last minute impulse purchase was two new PCs, one for the Charming Mrs. CommandoBob and me. Knowing how I am, I've worked on my wife's PC to get it into shape. The is a used machine, and, well, I've been spending a lot of time working on it. I haven't even turned my machine on yet!

Which means I haven't had a chance to play any turns.
 
Ahh, the heavenly pleasure of deflowering a virgin...computer. Double that and you are in geek heaven. Just don't neglect your old one too much, or it'll get mad and stop working well....:D
 
Meh, virgin...computers are overrated. I'd much rather be using one that's been properly configured with A/V, firewall, Firefox+Adblock+NoScript, Starcraft, and of course, Civ 3+noAIPatrol fix+CA :)
 
lurker's comment: Is this game going to continue by any chance? I was enjoying it so much.
 
It all depends on the boss man. I haven't seen anything from CommandoBob in days, hope everything's all right... There is only about 5 turns to go to win, I'd hate for this to die at the finish line. If he can't do it, maybe I could, but not this week, as I am up in 3 other SG's right now.
 
Yes. I finally got a chance to play a turn last night; I'm at the start of 1635 AD.

With any luck I can finish the game this week.
 
:woohoo:

I have really enjoyed this and even tried a similar one at Warlord myself.
 
Preflight:
Culture: 141622 of 160000, +3944 culture per turn.
Closest rival: Aztecs, 28724 of 160000, +697 cpt.

Wonder Races
  • Manhattan Project
    • @Helmut Lachenmann (us)
  • Cure for Cancer
    • @Richard Wagner (us)



International Relations
Mongols are outcasts. We have MAs with 6 other civs against the Mongols. America is the lone holdout.
Aztecs and Iroquois are still squabbling.


Resources
  • Luxuries
    • 04 Wines
    • 03 Furs
    • 04 Dyes
    • 02 Incense
    • 01 Spice
    • 02 Ivory
    • 02 Silk
    • 04 Gems
  • Strategic
    • 08 Horse
    • 10 Iron
    • 05 Saltpeter
    • 08 Coal
    • 06 Oil
    • 06 Rubber
    • 06 Uranium

Minor MMing.
After Preflight:
2723 gold, +175 gpt, Rocketry in 6 turns.

Hit Enter.

[IBT 1625 AD]
Incas and Mongols make peace.
Russia wants to talk; wants to swap Territory Maps. No thanks.

  1. @Mecca vPanzer -> vPanzer in 3.
  2. @Felix Draeseke arty -> arty in 2.
  3. @JSBach vFlak -> vFlak in 3.
  4. Reinthaler university -> colosseum in 120.
  5. Gustav Mahler vFlak -> vFlak in 3 (needs @).
  6. x Punjab temple -> university in 100.
  7. Pollution.
  8. @Heinz Warner Zimmerman vGuerilla -> vPanzer in 5.
  9. Carl Freidrich Abel temple -> colosseum in 120.
  10. xBingol cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  11. x Anshan cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  12. @Jacob Praetorius vFlak -> vFlak in 2.
  13. x Rutupiae colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  14. x Iskenderun colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  15. Ernest Horn cathderal -> courthouse in 12 (needs @).
  16. Nicholaus Bruhns colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  17. Fritz Seitz cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  18. Johann Albrechtsberger colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  19. Hans Otte cathedral -> colosseum in 60.
  20. Karl Friedrich Abel cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  21. Catharina Amaila temple -> colosseum in 120.
  22. Elias Ammerbach temple -> colosseum in 120.
  23. August Anacker temple -> colosseum in 120.

1 1630 AD

Culture: 145656, +3984 per turn.

Oops!
1630_KarakorumTweaked.jpg



Out of boredom (:D) 2nd Teutonic Calvary captures Karakorum in 4 attacks. It begins a library in 40.

Scroll through the cities; send native workers to some cities to raise the population before using the whip.
​
[IBT]
  1. *Georg Hajdu colosseum -> vFlak in 8 (needs @).
  2. x Kronoss cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  3. @Moritz Eggert vGuerilla -> vGuerilla in 2.
  4. x Nara cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  5. x Argos cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  6. @x Konya vExplorer -> vExplorer in 20.
  7. #Franz Ignaz von Beecke colosseum -> cathedral in 18.
  8. x Vitcos cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  9. Frank Duval cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  10. Carl Emmanuel Bach colosseum -> cathedral in 54.
  11. @Pachelbel vMech -> vMech in 3.
  12. @Albert Dietrich vCav -> vCav in 2.
  13. @PDQ Bach vPanzer -> vPanzer in 2.
  14. x Rhodes colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  15. x Indus cathedral -> colosseum in 8.
  16. x Ica cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  17. @Johann Schop vExplorer -> vPanzer in 10.
  18. #J Krebs university -> temple in 5.
  19. x New Bombay cathedral -> colosseum in 40.
  20. x Tver' colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  21. x Nasca cathedral -> colosseum in 40.
  22. x New Madras temple -> colosseum in 120.
  23. Johann Cruger cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  24. @Carl Tieke vFlak -> vFlak in 2.
  25. @Johann Theile stock exchange -> vMech in 3.
  26. Theodur Blumer cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  27. Theobald Boehm cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  28. Gustav Merkel temple -> colosseum in 120.
  29. Gustav Jenner colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  30. Leon Jessel colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  31. Gottfried Homilus colosseum -> cathedral in 160.

We decide not to hold election for UN busybodies.

2 1635 AD

Culture: 149692, +4046 per turn; 10308 to go; 2.54 turns

More whipping.
Change geeks to taxmen (4 clicks each!)
Add native workers to cities, then whip/short whip and whip again as needed.
Sometimes disband units to have some seed money, then whip.

Used a lot of workers and slaves to rush this turn. I think this will be the last turn to rush, so almost anything that had hardhats was rushed.

Overseer passed the game to me with 235 slaves and 168 workers; 403 total; That works out to 1.5 workers per city and 6.8 tiles per worker, pretty good numbers.

At the end of this turn we 172 slaves and 32 workers; 204 total.

We'll also have a lot of cranky cities next turn. And some starving ones, too.

Rocketry in 9; +692 gpt.
​
[IBT]
  1. @Michael von Biel market -> wealth.
  2. Johann F. Agricola cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  3. Theodor Adorno cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  4. Johann Hummel cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  5. Anton Cejetan Adlgasser cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  6. Robert Volkmann cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  7. x Isin cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  8. x Nara colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  9. Wonderful News
    1635_IBT_ManhattanTweaked.jpg

  10. @Helmut Lachenmann Manhattan Project -> vMech in 2.
  11. Pollution near @Helmut Lachenmann.
  12. Adolf Busch cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  13. @Felix Draeseke arty -> arty in 2.
  14. x Mycenae cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  15. Franz Wilhelm Abt cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  16. Johann Joseph Abert cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  17. Ludwig Abel cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  18. x Vitcos colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  19. x Lapurdum colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  20. x Kua colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  21. x Chittagong cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  22. x Kutha colosseum -> cathedral in 160.
  23. x Punjab university -> colosseum in 120.
  24. x Ratae Coritanorum colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  25. x Salonika cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  26. @Offenbach vPanzer -> vPanzer in 3.
  27. x Tolosa colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  28. x Lindum colosseum -> cathedral in 160.
  29. x Nemausus cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  30. x Kutallu cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  31. x Curovernum colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  32. x Indus colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  33. Carl Friedrich Abel colosseum -> cathedral in 160.
  34. Johann Gottfried Lowe cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  35. @Ludwig van Beethoven stock exchange -> wealth.
  36. x Isca cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  37. Stefan Wolpe cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  38. Karl Christian Agthe cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  39. @Jacob Praetorius vFlak -> vFlak in 2.
  40. x Riza cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  41. Franz Schmidt colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  42. x St. Regis cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  43. x New Bangalore cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  44. x Monguntiacum cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  45. Thomas Anders cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  46. x Centralia cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  47. x Karabuk cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  48. x Cankiri cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  49. x Atico cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  50. @Max Reger stock exchange -> vPanzer in 3.
  51. Friedrich Kiel cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  52. @Robert Schumann vCav -> vCav in 3.
  53. Karl Marx cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  54. Sethus Calvisus colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  55. Norbert Burgmuller cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  56. Max van der Rose colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  57. Dieterich Buxtehude cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  58. Hans von Bulow cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  59. Gregor Aichinger cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  60. Bartholomaus Aich cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  61. Berthold Goldschmidt cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  62. Carl Orff cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  63. August Martin Klughardt cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  64. Max Bruch colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  65. Georg Wagenseil colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  66. Fritz Kreisler cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  67. Gunter Wand colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  68. Karl Piutti cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  69. Hermann Levi colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  70. Diederich Krug cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  71. Bertold Hummel cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  72. Johann Forkel cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  73. Werner Egk cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  74. Robert Odeman colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  75. Theodore Oesten cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  76. Johann Gottlieb Janitsc colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  77. Philipp Jarnach colosseum -> cathedral in 160.
  78. Theo Jorgensmann cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  79. Matthias Kadar cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  80. Robert Kahn cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  81. Salomon Kalischer cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  82. Friedrich Kalkbrenner colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  83. Johann Agrell colosseum -> wealth (needs @).
  84. Christoph Schaffrath cathedral -> wealth (needs @).
  85. Franz Xavier Sussmayr cathedral-> wealth (needs @).
  86. Martin Agricola cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  87. Johann Aiblinger cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  88. Giovanni Henrico Albica cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  89. Siegfried Alkan university -> colosseum in 120.
  90. Johann C. Altnickol cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  91. Marie de Alvear cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  92. August Bungert university -> colosseum in 120.
  93. August Jaeger cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  94. Elias Ammerbach colosseum -> cathedral in 160.
  95. Johann Andre cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  96. Ernst Anschutz colosseum -> cathedral in 160.
  97. Hans Erich Apostol colosseum -> cathedral in 160.
  98. Hermann Blankenburg cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  99. Boris Bohmann university -> colosseum in 120.
  100. Otto von Botenlauben cathedral -> colosseum in 120.
  101. Martin Bottcher cathedral -> colosseum in 120.

3 1640 AD

Culture: 153991, +4299 per turn; 6009 to go; 1.39 turns

Two pollution on the IBT; both cleaned up.

No rushing this turn; just natural growth.

If we had Aluminum, we could build Nukes. We'll find Aluminum once we learn Rocketry, in 8 turns.

278 cities; 3724 gold; +457 gpt.

Cycled through the cities.
Only one cranky city; fixed it. Some that looked cranky after the whipping were okay this turn. They were size 2 and both citizens were unhappy last turn, so they were clowns over the IBT. Now they are content and are in the fields making food.

There are six geeks still employed (somewhere). The cities that were whipped to the @ I've left alone to grow as fast as they can back to size 6 or 12. Once they hit their growth ceiling I'll hire specialists but until then the idea is to grow fast and quick.

We have 380 taxmen.
​
[IBT]
England and Mongols make peace.

  1. x Mecca vPanzer -> vPanzer in 3.
  2. @ Moritz Eggert vGuerilla -> vGuerilla in 2.
  3. x Kolhapur harbor -> wealth.
  4. x Kufah vFlak -> vFlak in 5.
  5. @ Ernst Richter vPanzer -> vPanzer in 4.
  6. @ JSBach vFlak -> vFlak in 3.
  7. @ Gustav Mahler vFlak -> vFlak in 3.
  8. @ Albert Dietrich vCav -> vCav in 2.
  9. @ PDQ Bach vPanzer -> vPanzer in 2.
  10. @ Wolfgang Rihm arty -> arty in 4.
  11. @ Hildegard of Bingen vPanzer -> vPanzer in 4.
  12. Andreas Romberg colosseum -> cathedral in 18.
  13. @ Carl Tieke vFlak -> vFlak in 2.

4 1645 AD

Culture: 158292, +4301 per turn; 1708 to go; last turn

One pollution on the IBT; cleaned up.

Scrolled through the cities one last time; reassigned citizens for max growth or hired taxmen as the city needed.

4181 gold +636 gpt; Rocketry in 7.

Still a Feudalistic government.
​
[IBT]
Aztecs and Iroquois make peace.

  1. *Heinz Friedreich Hartig colosseum -> cathedral in 10.
  2. @ Helmut Lachenmann vMech -> vMech in 2.
  3. @ Felix Draeseke arty -> arty in 2.
  4. @ Pachelbel vMech -> vMech in 3.
  5. @x Denizili vPanzer -> vPanzer in 5.
  6. @ Jacob Praetorius vFlak -> vFlak in 2.
  7. @ G P Telemann vPanzer -> vPanzer in 5.
  8. @ Johann Theile vMech -> vMech in 3.

Then, finally....

Good News
1645_IBT_CongratsTweaked.jpg



The Top 5 Cities
1645_IBT_Top5.jpg



Victory Screen
1645_IBT_Victory.jpg



Culture Graph
1645_IBT_Culture.jpg



Ranking
1645_IBT_Ranking.jpg







And the save is >>HERE<.
 
The following list is those cities that built/whipped the five culutral buildings: temple, library, university, cathedral and colosseum. Every city (not just these) also benefited from a free Research Lab, courtesy of the SETI wonder.

A leading x indicates a captured city.
The numbers in parenthesis are the city size.

Culturally Maxed Out Cities (in city cycle order 1645 AD)
  1. Richard Wagner (12)
  2. x Medina (4)
  3. x Alesia (12)
  4. Franz Wohlfahrt (7)
  5. x Edrine (12)
  6. x Sparta (12)
  7. x Lugdunum (12)
  8. x Bursa (6)
  9. x Bombay (12)
  10. Hans Zender (6)
  11. x Thermopylae (8)
  12. Micheal von Biel (6)
  13. x Madras (12)
  14. x Iznik (6)
  15. x Kish (12)
  16. x Camulodunum (12)
  17. x Richborough (11)
  18. x Corinth (12)
  19. x Uskudar (6)
  20. x Izmit (6)
  21. x Delphi (12)
  22. x Bad-tibira (6)
  23. * Georg Hajdu (6)
  24. x Verulamium (12)
  25. x Erech (11)
  26. x Calcutta (12)
  27. Eberlin (12)
  28. x Gergovia (12)
  29. x Augustodurum (12)
  30. x Lahore (12)
  31. x Pharsalos (12)
  32. x Agedincum (8)
  33. x Knossos (8)
  34. x Aydin (12)
  35. Moritz Eggert (12)
  36. x Nara (7)
  37. Helmut Lachenmann (12)
  38. x Antalya (6)
  39. x Kolhapur (12)
  40. x Akshak (12)
  41. x Kufah (12)
  42. Ernst Richter (12)
  43. x Jaipur (12)
  44. x Argos (8)
  45. x Konya (6)
  46. Herbert Brun (12)
  47. x Zabalam (6)
  48. Felix Draeseke (12)
  49. x Kissura (6)
  50. x Eboracum (12)
  51. x Burdigala (12)
  52. JSBach (12)
  53. x Cataractonium (6)
  54. x Vitcos (7)
  55. x Yakutsk (6)
  56. x Lapurdum (2)
  57. x Sinop (12)
  58. x Kua (4)
  59. Gustav Mahler (9)
  60. x Marad (6)
  61. x Kafa (6)
  62. Frank Duval (11)
  63. x Ankara (12)
  64. x Chittagong (7)
  65. Pachelbel (12)
  66. x Ratae Coritanorum (5)
  67. x Salonika (6)
  68. Albert Dietrich (12)
  69. Offenbach (12)
  70. x Tolosa (5)
  71. x Mugla (6)
  72. x Nemausus (4)
  73. x Nagsu (12)
  74. George Frederik Handel (12)
  75. x Denizli (12)
  76. x Susa (6)
  77. x Thessalonica (10)
  78. PDQ Bach (12)
  79. Carl Georg Reutter (6)
  80. x Bolu (6)
  81. x Rhodes (9)
  82. Heinz Warner Zimmerman (12)
  83. x Kutallu (4)
  84. x Curovernum (6)
  85. x Indus (8)
  86. Leopold Hoffman (6)
  87. Ludwig van Beethoven (12)
  88. x Glanum (6)
  89. x Bingol (6)
  90. x Isca (5)
  91. x Anshan (6)
  92. Jacob Praetorius (11)
  93. x Segusio (6)
  94. Johann Schop (6)
  95. G P Telemann (12)
  96. Ignaz Leybach (6)
  97. x Bryansk (6)
  98. Christopher W Gluck (12)
  99. x Riza (6)
  100. Franz Schmidt (6)
  101. x Rutupiae (6)
  102. Felix Mendelssohn (6)
  103. x Tver' (8)
  104. x Apisala (6)
  105. Johannes Brahms (6)
  106. Wolfgang Rihm (12)
  107. Emil von Sauer (6)
  108. x New Bangalore (7)
  109. x Zonguldak (6)
  110. x Kirklareli (6)
  111. Hildegard of Bingen (12)
  112. x Karabuk (4 +)
  113. Gottfried Scheidt (6)
  114. x Glevum (6)
  115. x Cankiri (4)
  116. x Atico (6)
  117. x Iskenderun (6)
  118. Max Reger (11)
  119. Walter Kollo (7)
  120. Friedrich Kiel (4)
  121. Ernst Horn (4)
  122. Andreas Kunstein (11)
  123. Carl Tieke (8)
  124. Johann Theile (10)
  125. Robert Schumann (9)
  126. Kurt Weill (12)
  127. Joseph Haydn (6)
  128. Karl Marx (6)
  129. Eckhard Unruh (6)
  130. Quickmix (6)
  131. Ernst Pepping (6)
  132. Sethus Calvisius (2)
  133. Christian Cannabich (6)
  134. Carl von Ditterdorf (6)
  135. x Axima (6)
  136. Englebert Humperdinck (6)
  137. Nicolaus Vetter (6)
  138. von Franckenstein (6)
  139. Norbert Burgmuller (6)
  140. J H Buttstett (6)
  141. Adam of Fulda (6)
  142. Ilia Trilling (6)
  143. Hans Sitt (12)
  144. Max van der Rose (7)
  145. Heinrich Finck (6)
  146. Hermann Finck (6)
  147. Hans Bottermund (6)
  148. Theodor Blumer (8)
  149. Werner Bochmann (6)
  150. Sebastian Bodinus (12)
  151. Theobald Boehm (8)
  152. Carl Bohm (12)
  153. Georg Bohm (6)
  154. Dieterich Buxtehude (5)
  155. Hans Pfitzner (6)
  156. Nicolaus Bruhns (6)
  157. Maria von Paradis (6)
  158. Carl Orff (6)
  159. August Martin Klughardt (4)
  160. Max Bruch (2)
  161. Paul Hindemith (6)
  162. Georg Wagenseil (6)
  163. Johann Albrechtsberger (6)
  164. Leopold Mozart (6)
  165. Anton Webern (6)
  166. Fritz Kreisler (6)
  167. Gunter Wand (6)
  168. Karl Piutti (4)
  169. Edmund Nick (6)
  170. Hermann Levi (5)
  171. Gustav Jenner (6)
  172. Berthold Hummel (4)
  173. Johann Forkel (4)
  174. Werner Egk (6)
  175. Robert Odeman (5)
  176. Theodore Oesten (6)
  177. Johann Gottlieb Janitsc (4)
  178. Leon Jessel (8)
  179. Theo Jorgensmann (4)
  180. Matthias Kadar (4)
  181. Robert Kahn (6)
  182. Salomon Kalischer (4)
  183. Friedrich Kalkbrenner (6)
  184. Johann Agrell (4)
  185. Christoph Schaffrath (6)
  186. Florian Leopold Gassman (11)
  187. Franz Xavier Sussmayr (6)
  188. x Entremont (12)
  189. x Istanbul (12)
  190. x Delhi (27)
  191. x Ur (8)
  192. x Athens (12)
  193. x Mecca (12)

We had 278 cities in the game.
 
lurker's comment: Looks like the great feat has been accomplished! :goodjob:

Sorry I couldn't stay for the fun, but as it proved to be, it was very long. :faint:

Also, when is CBob04 going to begin? :evil:
 
One of the 'features' of this game was that no German city names were to be used. Instead, each built city was to be named after a German composer. I fancied myself fairly well versed on German composers, but my teammates quickly outpaced my knowldege. I'm not so sure if they actually knew anything about the composers they found, but they did find a list of German and Austrian composers that far exceded my limited knowledge of German music makers. Once I found that list I used it liberally and only occasionaly checked on the composers listed on it. Quickmix, Karl Marx and Engelbert Humperdinck are three that I recall checking on to verify that the list was valid.

So, to those that might care, and to those that did the work, here is the list of the German composers used in CBob03 Germans in Tu-tus.

(The list is in the order the cities were founded; it is not alphabetcial.)

Composers Honored:
  1. Richard Wagner (3950 BC)
  2. Michael von Biel (2470 BC)
  3. Heinz Friedrich Hartig (2110 BC)
  4. Georg Hajdu (1575 BC)
  5. Heinz Chur (1375 BC)
  6. Moritz Eggert (1175 BC)
  7. Helmut Lachenmann (1125 BC)
  8. Ernst Richter (1075 BC)
  9. Herbert Brun (975 BC)
  10. Felix Draeseke (875 BC)
  11. Franz Ignaz von Beecke (750 BC)
  12. JSBach (710 BC)
  13. Pachelbel (470 BC)
  14. Albert Dietrich (390 BC)
  15. Offenbach (370 BC)
  16. Gustav Mahler (310 BC)
  17. George Frederik Handel (270 BC)
  18. PDQ Bach (230 BC)
  19. Heinz Warner Zimmerman (70 BC)
  20. Ludwig van Beethoven (30 AD)
  21. Jacob Praetorius (150 AD)
  22. Johann Schop (170 AD)
  23. J Krebs (170 AD)
  24. G P Telemann (230 AD)
  25. Christoph W Gluck (280 AD)
  26. Felix Mendelssohn (320 AD)
  27. Johannes Brahms (350 AD)
  28. Wolfgang Rihm (370 AD)
  29. Emil von Sauer (380 AD)
  30. Wilhelm Rust (380 AD)
  31. Hildegard of Bingen (450 AD)
  32. Gottfried Scheidt (460 AD)
  33. Max Reger (530 AD)
  34. Walter Kollo (570 AD)
  35. Friedrich Kiel (570 AD)
  36. Andreas Romberg (590 AD)
  37. Louis Spohr (590 AD)
  38. Johannes Nucius (590 AD)
  39. Ernest Horn (600 AD)
  40. Andreas Kunstein (600 AD)
  41. Eduard Tauwitz (610 AD)
  42. Carl Tieke (620 AD)
  43. Johann Theile (650 AD)
  44. Robert Schumann (720 AD)
  45. Kurt Weill (750 AD)
  46. Joseph Haydn (750 AD)
  47. Karl Marx (760 AD)
  48. Eckhard Unruh (780 AD)
  49. Quickmix (780 AD)
  50. Ernest Pepping (810 AD)
  51. Sethus Calvisius (820 AD)
  52. Christian Cannabich (820 AD)
  53. Leopold Hoffman (900 AD)
  54. Carl Georg Reutter (920 AD)
  55. Carl von Ditterdorf (950 AD)
  56. Engelbert Humperdinck (970 AD)
  57. Nicolaus Vetter (970 AD)
  58. von Franckenstein (980 AD)
  59. Ignaz Leybach (980 AD)
  60. J H Buttsett (1010 Ad)
  61. Adam of Fulda (1010 AD)
  62. Ilia Trilling (1030 AD)
  63. Franz Wohlfahrt (1030 AD)
  64. Hans Zender (1020 AD)
  65. Hans Sitt (1050 AD)
  66. Max van der Rose (1050 AD)
  67. Heinrich Finck (1060 AD)
  68. Hermann Finck (1060 AD)
  69. Hans Bottermund (1060 AD)
  70. Theodor Blumer (1070 AD)
  71. Werner Bochmann (1070 AD)
  72. Sebastian Bodinus (1070 AD)
  73. Theobald Boehm (1070 AD)
  74. Dieter Bohlen (1070 AD)
  75. Carl Bohm (1070 AD)
  76. Georg Bohm (1070 AD)
  77. Dieterich Buxtehude (1090 AD)
  78. Hans Pfitzner (1100 AD)
  79. Hans von Bulow (1110 AD)
  80. Nicolaus Bruhns (1130 AD)
  81. Gregor Aichinger (1150 AD)
  82. Bartholomaus Aich (1150 AD)
  83. Maria von Paradis (1170 AD)
  84. Berthold Goldschmidt (1180 AD)
  85. Carl Orff (1180 AD)
  86. August Martin Klughardt (1200 AD)
  87. Max Bruch (1220 AD)
  88. Fritz Seitz (1220 AD)
  89. Paul Hindemith (1230 AD)
  90. Georg Wagenseil (1230 AD)
  91. Johann Albrechtsberger (1250 AD)
  92. Leopold Mozart (1250 AD)
  93. Anton Webern (1250 AD)
  94. Fritz Kreisler (1250 AD)
  95. Gunter Wand (1255 AD)
  96. Karl Puitti (1255 AD)
  97. Hans Otte (1255 AD)
  98. Edmund Nick (1255 AD)
  99. Gustav Merkel (1260 AD)
  100. Hermann Levi (1265 AD)
  101. Diederich Krug (1270 AD)
  102. Gustav Jenner (1270 AD)
  103. Bertold Hummel (1280 AD)
  104. Manfred Gurlitt (1285 AD)
  105. Johann Forkel (1285 AD)
  106. Werner Egk (1295 AD)
  107. Robert Odeman (1310 AD)
  108. Theodore Oesten (1310 AD)
  109. Claus Ogerman (1310 AD)
  110. August von Othegraven (1310 AD)
  111. Salomon Jadassohn (1310 AD)
  112. Johann Gottlieb Janitsc (1315 AD)
  113. Philipp Jarnach (1315 AD)
  114. Leon Jessel (1315 AD)
  115. Theo Jorgensmann (1320 AD)
  116. Matthias Kadar (1320 AD)
  117. Robert Kahn (1320 AD)
  118. Saloman Kalischer (1325 AD)
  119. Friedrich Kalkbrenner (1325 AD)
  120. Karl Friedrich Abel (1330 AD)
  121. Johann Agrell (1330 AD)
  122. Christoph Schaffrath (1330 AD)
  123. Florian Leopold Gassman (1330 AD)
  124. John Hummel (1335 AD)
  125. Franz Xavier Sussmayr (1335 AD)
  126. Johann Gottfried Lowe (1340 AD)
  127. Franz Schmidt (1345 AD)
  128. Gottfried Homilius (1350 AD)
  129. Carl Emanuel Bach (1350 AD)
  130. Frank Duval (1355 AD)
  131. Thomas Anders (1360 AD)
  132. Norbert Burgmuller (1360 AD)
  133. Johann Cruger (1360 AD)
  134. Robert Volkmann (1375 AD)
  135. Stephan Wolpe (1375 AD)
  136. Carl Friedrich Abel (1385 AD)
  137. Ludwig Abel (1385 AD)
  138. JCL Abeille (1385 AD)
  139. Franz Wilhelm Abt (1395 AD)
  140. Johnan Joseph Abert (1395 AD)
  141. Anton Cajetan Adlgasser (1395 AD)
  142. Theodor Adorno (1400 AD)
  143. John F. Agricola (1410 AD)
  144. Martin Agricola (1410 AD)
  145. Karl Christian Agthe (1425 AD)
  146. Johann Aiblinger (1425 AD)
  147. Adolf Busch (1460 AD)
  148. Eugen d'Albert (1465 AD)
  149. Giovanni Henrico Albica (1465 AD)
  150. Siegfried Alkan (1465 AD)
  151. Carl Almenrader (1465 AD)
  152. Johann C. Altnickol (1465 AD)
  153. Maria de Alvear (1480 AD)
  154. August Bungert (1480 AD)
  155. August Jaeger (1490 AD)
  156. von Schellendorff (1490 AD)
  157. Peter Cornelius (1495 AD)
  158. Unsuk Chin (1495 AD)
  159. Reinthaler (1500 AD)
  160. Catharina Amalia (1505 AD)
  161. Elias Ammerbach (1510 AD)
  162. August Anacker (1510 AD)
  163. Johann Andre (1510 AD)
  164. Ernest Anschutz (1510 AD)
  165. Franz Joseph Antony (1525 AD)
  166. Hans Erich Apostol (1530 AD)
  167. Hermann Blankenburg (1530 AD)
  168. Boris Bohmann (1535 AD)
  169. Otto von Botenlauben (1540 AD)
  170. Martin Bottcher (1540 AD)
  171. Hans von Schellendorff (1550 AD)
I had wanted to give a little piece of information about each composer but I soon saw that task was a bit too large to do at the last minute. :D
 
I think there should be an SG hall of fame, and this one belongs there. It was a marathon, or more like a relay race consisting of marathons. The team changed from the beginning to the end, and I was glad to join it. It was probably the most instructive SG in my limited career, I now know more about whipping than I thought possible. :goodjob: to everyone who participated!
 
lurker's comment: That was an amazing game!!! I suppose you DO realize you began playing on 6/2/07...over 7 months ago? :eek: Well done!!! :goodjob:
 
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