Baudolino77
Chieftain
- Joined
- Jan 27, 2007
- Messages
- 6
Hi,
i want to present here my little Civ1-Gamelog. Every time i am able to master a difficulty level, i will try the next:
Chieftain of the Babylonians, spaceship victory in 1859 AD, population 25,160,000, score 1398, civilization points 27%
Warlord of the English, spaceship victory in 1887 AD, Population 28,970,000, Score 1415, civilization points 56%
I've noticed in both games, that the oponents are getting faithless beyond 1AD. Even peaceful civilizations are attacking me, offering technologies doesn't help. Maybe because i've been the leading civilization in population and science at that time.
At warlord, the oponents are a little tougher, but defeated 2 medium civs until 1000 AD, the rest was routine.
My first attempt playing the french on prince sadly failed...
- but what a interesting game it was!
I'm wondered first, why i am getting two settlers - i've got an excelent starting position: 1 gold, 1 fish and 3 grassland with shield fields. But soon i spotted my next neighbor - it was the amiable Stalin. He declared war on 2300 BC, i've got 4 cities until then. He captured one and destroying two of them by inflicting heavily physical damage with one chariot. Gracefully he signed peace, so i had just my capital. I finished my pyramids and after a very short period of democracy he declared war again. He was at war with the greeks, but they lived on a different continent. Luckily i matched to defend my position with comunism
. I founded a second city on the equal position three times and after short periods of peace he destroyed them again and again. On 1AD i'd got a quite good defending position, owning three phalanxes and two chariots, but then luck left me. On 100 AD my capital was conquered. Better luck next time 
!?
Greetings
i want to present here my little Civ1-Gamelog. Every time i am able to master a difficulty level, i will try the next:
Chieftain of the Babylonians, spaceship victory in 1859 AD, population 25,160,000, score 1398, civilization points 27%
Warlord of the English, spaceship victory in 1887 AD, Population 28,970,000, Score 1415, civilization points 56%
I've noticed in both games, that the oponents are getting faithless beyond 1AD. Even peaceful civilizations are attacking me, offering technologies doesn't help. Maybe because i've been the leading civilization in population and science at that time.
At warlord, the oponents are a little tougher, but defeated 2 medium civs until 1000 AD, the rest was routine.
My first attempt playing the french on prince sadly failed...
- but what a interesting game it was!I'm wondered first, why i am getting two settlers - i've got an excelent starting position: 1 gold, 1 fish and 3 grassland with shield fields. But soon i spotted my next neighbor - it was the amiable Stalin. He declared war on 2300 BC, i've got 4 cities until then. He captured one and destroying two of them by inflicting heavily physical damage with one chariot. Gracefully he signed peace, so i had just my capital. I finished my pyramids and after a very short period of democracy he declared war again. He was at war with the greeks, but they lived on a different continent. Luckily i matched to defend my position with comunism
. I founded a second city on the equal position three times and after short periods of peace he destroyed them again and again. On 1AD i'd got a quite good defending position, owning three phalanxes and two chariots, but then luck left me. On 100 AD my capital was conquered. Better luck next time !?Greetings
