Funny Screenshots: Part Deux

[Alexius08]

Would sending a paratrooper for this one worth it?

 

[uat2d]

How funny would it be to waste a paratrooper to check it out and the villagers were hostile?

 

[Vidar]

Put a city outside the mountains, and let the cultural borders take the GH.

 

[Dragonxander PR]

Or if it's single player, WB a hilly entrance.

 

[KLarsen]

But how are you going to send a paratrooper during the Iron Age? Shoot him from a catapult?

 

[EmperorFool]

How funny would it be to waste a paratrooper to check it out and the villagers were hostile?

My first thought was to WorldBuilder a scene just like that, put the paratrooper on the village, and place modern armor on every peak around it with the correct caption.

Alas, I am too lazy.

 

[Alexius08]

How funny would it be to waste a paratrooper to check it out and the villagers were hostile?

Without the river to connect it to the outside world, getting a settler from it would be almost as worthless.

 

[nfw]

In this sort of situation I'd feel perfectly justified to use the WB to fix map generation silliness. I mean, how did those tribals get there? A river can flow through the mountain, but a scout can't paddle a boat through?

P.S. I see aluminum, but you are still in the iron age?

 

[bestbrian]

In this sort of situation I'd feel perfectly justified to use the WB to fix map generation silliness. I mean, how did those tribals get there? A river can flow through the mountain, but a scout can't paddle a boat through?

P.S. I see aluminum, but you are still in the iron age?

I thought that was marble?

 

[W|M]

That's definitely aluminium, it looks like WB is being used.

 

[uat2d]

In this sort of situation I'd feel perfectly justified to use the WB to fix map generation silliness. I mean, how did those tribals get there? A river can flow through the mountain, but a scout can't paddle a boat through?

P.S. I see aluminum, but you are still in the iron age?

I miss Civ3. Mountains

btw: my first thread in this forum, dating back 4 years. Please don't bump it, even though I think it's still relevant to this topic at hand.

Too bad that in Civ5 they continued with the trend of making them impassable and useless.

 

[choxorn]

Without the river to connect it to the outside world, getting a settler from it would be almost as worthless.

But... there is a river there...

 

[ruff_hi]

For the last dozen or so turns, this barb galley has been chasing my exploring work boat. Last turn, I finished teching Astronomy ... now I am off after deep water marlin - and that galley can go hang

 

[happyturtle]

Not only did the knowledge automatically spread to the exploring fishermen, but it upgraded their boat as well.

 

[bestbrian]

But... there is a river there...

The only water in the forest is the river.

[It's a Doctor Who thing]

 

[EmperorFool]

... now I am off after deep water marlin - and that galley can go hang

Drat!

 

[j_mie6]

Hahahaha

 

[uat2d]

Raging barbarians make me rage hard

 

[choxorn]

This is the point where you just pray that the Galleys are nice barbarians that don't care about your defenseless fishing ship. That, or the fishing ship secretly has the ability to transform into a destroyer.

 

[The7Sins]

Drat!

The position of all those 4 Galleys pointing the same way and it being South indicate a worldbuildering. Also 1 is on an ocean and I do not think it can be on one.