So, I'm getting back into the game after a break, and moved up from my previous comfort level (warlord) to regent. In particular, I've tried to use a Militaristic civ the last 3 games to build up my war-making skills. I have been more of a builder/space ship player, and wage war when I need a resource or need to slow down a rival.
In this game, I'm the Chinese and chose a map with a lot of land to make better use of the Rider. I found only one other civ on my land mass (English), and eliminated them in 310AD. Spent the next couple hundred years trying to find the rest of the civs!
Here's my latest save. I'm a little behind in techs, but not too bad. Since I want to try to win by military, I will need to do some naval invasions, and would appreciate some advice. I'm considering:
In this game, I'm the Chinese and chose a map with a lot of land to make better use of the Rider. I found only one other civ on my land mass (English), and eliminated them in 310AD. Spent the next couple hundred years trying to find the rest of the civs!
Here's my latest save. I'm a little behind in techs, but not too bad. Since I want to try to win by military, I will need to do some naval invasions, and would appreciate some advice. I'm considering:
- Using galleys to invade the French. Might target their small island first, or land just north of Besancon in the mountains.
- Use galleys to invade one of the other civs on the mainland, but my supply lines would be *really* long
- Wait until I can cross ocean squares safely, and use caravels to invade one of the civs on the mainland.