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I think we should work the floodplains the whole time, and the horses when we get two pop. Chariot after warrior. The worker should pasturize horses, road horses, farm the fp.
Going off of memory here, but I believe we have two floodplains. I'd say work both floodplains until we get to size three and than work the improved horses.is more important IMO.
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Haha.. great point made here. I agree with this though. Slavery could easily make up for lost production and help conscript soldiers or build a granary out of human bodies, or whatever happens to the lost citizens.![]()
We've already got Bronze Working.
We have? When? During GeorgeOP's turnchat?![]()
The library will be big after the gold is mined. I'd say work on it until growth, then worker. Have horses connected by the time the worker finishes so that a chariot or two can be pumped out before returning to the library. The produced worker mines & roads gold, unless we've already gotton to it with the existing worker.
I think we should finish the granary, then invest 1 turn in a library to grow, and then start a worker. We should work the floodplains and the horses and ,when we reach 3 citizens, a forest tile. I'd also like the gold to be improved and roaded as soon as possible.