A quiet set of turns. No pictures!
Turn 0 830AD
Move our galley near Peter close to his settler galley, end up forgeting about it and heal instead. I also up our research to 80% and decide to lose 2 GPT while getting machinery a turn earlier.
Turn 1 840AD
Rostov completes its very own library, goes to work on its very own lighthouse. Kagoshima on the other hand just finishes its lighthouse and could use a granary.
Turn 3 860AD
Labourers upon completion of a Harbour in Edo, begin to plan their holidays only to be told a Colloseum is needed to make them happy. Surprisingly this does not make them happy!
Turn 4 870AD
Sword -> Colloseum in Kyoto
We really need the colloseums, since it seems we'll be going without religion to pacify our citizens, even if we made a beeline for Islam, I doubt we'd snag it.
Turn 6 890AD
Finish researching Machinery and head over to Code of Laws (pity someone has Confucianism). It will be finished the first turn of the next players tyranny.
This also means we enter the Medieval Era, a golden age of Chivalry, Monarchy and various pointy hats.
Osaka plays its role as a support city after completing its own harbour, by starting construction of a work boat for Rostov.
Turn 7 900AD
Chop chop chop chop chop chop.....CREEEEAK.......thud. A falling tree aids production in Kyoto.
Turn 9 920AD
With the work boat completed, Osaka joins the Colloseum building fad.
yada yada.
During this turnset I sent a galley on a wild goose chase because I thought I had found a route west, but it seems Civ likes to trick me into thinking I can sail on Ice
Also quite a few great people were born during these turns, only one of note was *insert name here* in Moscow.
caravels in both Tokyo and Osaka.
moment. I neglected to press Save at the end of the turn. Luckily, I follow RB protocol and have auto-save set to 1. The elusive save...
