Close race for the fair

[Karmah]

0.05 hammer anyone ?

Spoiler :

 

[dw0]

Cheers!

Can't tell you how close one race for the International Games on Immortal was... I was full steam Cultural and had fallen behind a runaway civ in science and production, so International Games was my only hope of getting the final Influential civ prior to that civ winning in some other way. I think I was maybe 30 hammers off despite having 4 cities to their 12 or so. There was more I could have done, though... so I wound up reloading several turns before the Games were voted into effect, bribing a few wars, and pushing my cities to the brink of starvation to get the gold and eventual win

 

[Ronza149]

Here,an old post that beats yours by 0.01,al-Mansur is again the big loser.
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=519465

 

[joncnunn]

However to the OP, you may have just set the record for the lowest percentage of hammers contributed to Worlds Fair while still winning for 8 players.

 

[reddishrecue]

Someone posted a similar post to this earlier this year or last year. People laughed at it before but now who knows what happened to the screenshot.

 

[seanflokstra7]

Haile almost didn't have the Groundbreaking Invention

 

[LoneRebel]

However to the OP, you may have just set the record for the lowest percentage of hammers contributed to Worlds Fair while still winning for 8 players.

Min-Maxing 101: How to Contribute As Little As Possible to the World's Fair and Still Win It.

 

[1980ajw]

My 0.04 win (see the link Ronza149 posted above) was on Prince difficulty iirc, and against only 5 AI. I suspect you might be playing against more difficult opponents, so I bow to your closer victory