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G-Minor 51

Finished 1230AD and yes theres loads of ways to improve. Nice work Killercane.

How far you research?

-D
 
Ow damn... still played with 3.13... also did the major 33 with it.... Thats..... a load of wasted time... cultural marathon... lmao...
 
1732 AD for me. I got a bit sidetracked when Stalin kept attacking me.
Ouch - you have Stalin as opponent? You should select your opponents, otherwise it's a gamble to achieve an early win.
Always choose non-aggressive, non-protective opponents and if you are rushing for the huts you should not choose civs starting with "Hunting".
 
I hadn't tried HOF play before, but since this Gauntlet was at approachable Warlord level, I figured this would be a good place to start.

It may be a bit cheeky of me, but I've also chosen this as my first game ever of BTS. (Had only vanilla before...and hadn't even played that for over a year until last week.)

I'm at 1 AD after my first, long session of play. Holy buckets this game is slow.

I chose a Hemispheres map (2 continents). I let the game pick my six opponents. (It's more fun for me to deal with whatever the game chooses to throw at me, than to try to figure out what would be the optimal settings for the earliest possible victory. I'm not necessarily good at that anyway.) Three were on the same continent as me: Brennus, Gandhi, and Stalin.

Stalin was close enough to come greet me within 10 turns. This made me a skosh nervous, and I figured it was worth taking a chance to knock off Stalin early. Very early. My first build was a second Warrior; I moved my two Warriors through woods and jungle on their way to the Russians, and they got three promotions between them fighting animals. I invaded Stalin's territory with my two mighty units; he still had a lone Warrior defending; I beat the odds with my first Warrior, knocking his strength down below 0.5 and making it easy peasy for the second Warrior to destroy the city and knock Uncle Joe out of the game. Whew.

There was a natural choke point about halfway between me and the Celts; I made sure to chop-rush a Settler and grab that post-haste. As for Gandhi, he's slightly farther away, and there's lots of jungle between us, so my third city was placed in the opposite direction, securing stone and horses and lots of riverfront property. I keep feeling that I should have way more cities, but this is Marathon so it's not as late as it seems, and the maintenance costs are already a concern. Still a fair bit of vacant space nearby though, both where Stalin used to be and between me and India. That's making it real fun with the barbarians...especially since Brennus beat me to the Great Wall (before I had stone, and while I was still focused on rushing the Oracle).

The barbs did do me a favor by taking one city off of Gandhi, which I then grabbed from them recently courtesy of a couple of Axemen with city-attack upgrades. I destroyed another barbarian city, over to the East where Stalin was...kinda regretting not taking it over now though. (There was a two-tile overlap with one of my existing cities, a few resources but also lots of jungle and some mountains, and I'm already concerned about being too big too soon...a tough call.)

With two gold mines in my starting location--I didn't regenerate maps at all, just went with what they gave me--I've been able to pump a lot of money into research. I'm far enough ahead that I haven't got round to Alphabet and tech-trading yet. Gandhi and Brennus founded the first three religions, but I got the next three...I used my first GP, a Great Prophet, to lightbulb the last of those. (Building a shrine with him didn't seem as immediately valuable yet, as none of my religions were in more than two cities at the time. It's so hard to find time to pump out missionaries in this one.) All three religions were founded in my second city, which is right up against the Celtic borders. That suits me pretty well.

So I'm thinking if I can get the seventh religion, and either take over my neighbors or at least beat them to the other continent by enough turns, I can convert the three mystery civilizations over there to my faith, and keep them with that faith, with ease. Beelining Optics and Divine Right would seem to be in my future.

I just finished a beeline to Machinery, and so I'm considering going to a war footing and cranking out some Cho-Ko-Nu and Swordsmen. How many of each will I need to knock off my neighbors, though; how far will that set me back in my cultural/religious building and technological development; and can I afford to absorb both capitals into my empire yet? I suppose I'd know more answers to these questions if I built a Scout or two (old scouting units are long since dead), and/or figured out the proper use of the new espionage system.

An interesting and fun game so far...except for the parts where everything's taking so bloody long and I feel like I'm never going to see the end of those 92 turns it says it'll take to build a Library in my newest city (stupid Marathon scale...couldn't y'all have settled for Epic?).
 
I hadn't tried HOF play before...

I let the game pick my six opponents. (It's more fun for me to deal with whatever the game chooses to throw at me, than to try to figure out what would be the optimal settings for the earliest possible victory.

Welcome to the HOF.:)

You are correct that random opponents is more fun and interesting. However, it is more difficult.

In my first game I accidentally left one of the slots random and got Genghis. I thought "what the hell", and I plodded through to 1400 AD with Genghis under control since we shared a religion. Then he captured a holy city, switched religions (to one I didn´t have), and promptly embarked on a holy crusade - starting with yours truly. That was 8 hours of game play down the drain.

For my second attempt, I made sure all my opponents were selected (Asoka, Gandhi, Cyrus, Hatty, Mansa, Freddy if you are interested) and had a nice easy ride to a so-so 1530 AD win.

I think that the HOF is more interesting if you make an attempt to test yourself against everyone else (and I say this as someone who has never come close to winning) because this forces you to think about your game and try new tricks and strategies. It also gives you an excuse to discuss strategy with everyone else. "Unfortunately", choosing your opponents is one of the factors that you do have to take into account.
 
Aww crap. I got into the 13th century but then suffered my second crash of the game. From what I understand of the HOF rules, that means the game cannot be accepted. After what's certainly well over 10 hours of effort.

I wasn't anticipating any kind of ranking of course--I'm nowhere near that good--but it would've been nice to check off my first valid-submission box.

When I was last an active player (pre-Warlords), getting through a Marathon game with fewer than a dozen crashes would've been out of the question. Any tips on how y'all do it these days would be appreciated.
 
Managed a 1280 finish on an high water inland sea with Bismarck Frederick Pericles Surv Darius and Zara for company. Had 8 GA contirbute to the cause. Golden Age x 3 one via the Taj. They kept trying to elect me religious leader :love: but I just had to say no. Founded 5 religions and built the cath equivs for all except i didnt complete a full set of mosques. Worked out nicely in the end with all cities going legendary within 3 or turns of each other. Didnt really take all that long for a marathon game but you get a workout pushing the red button :D
 
Managed a 1280 finish on an high water inland sea with Bismarck Frederick Pericles Surv Darius and Zara for company. Had 8 GA contirbute to the cause. Golden Age x 3 one via the Taj. They kept trying to elect me religious leader :love: but I just had to say no. Founded 5 religions and built the cath equivs for all except i didnt complete a full set of mosques. Worked out nicely in the end with all cities going legendary within 3 or turns of each other. Didnt really take all that long for a marathon game but you get a workout pushing the red button :D
Congratulations, sounds like the game I submitted. With 5 religions and full cathedrals culture comes in very fast at the end :lol:
 
I think I made the cut off and submitted a 1090 AD game. I hope I attached the correct files since my first try last month was badly fumbled.

I did not settle untill the settler went around and look for huts and settled near Washington's capital. Settled two more within few turns and built 5 warriors to take the american city. After that expanded to 8 cities (eventually 9) built all kind of Wonders and had 4 GA and 5 GA to help the slow city #2 to catch up. Founded all but Buddhism and built all major religous buildings in each culture city. Never got Buddhism, Last 3 dozen turns stopped building culture buildings and built culture in each of 3 cities.

Alot of luck was in this game like popping gold, silver, and copper in the fat cross of these 3 cities. Some of the other cities were poorly placed to get Stone and Marble. Very interesting game.
 
1090 AD? Thats..... amazing....
Congratualtion, if your not making 1st place i am gonna smash this game :D. I should work on my GP farm. When did you stopped researching?
 
1090 AD? Thats..... amazing....
Congratualtion, if your not making 1st place i am gonna smash this game :D. I should work on my GP farm. When did you stopped researching?
You just said it - you have to smash your game now :lol: I'am still no. 1 :mischief:

(and I still lost some turns due to not checking all cities each turn ...)
 
1090 AD? Thats..... amazing....
Congratualtion, if your not making 1st place i am gonna smash this game :D. I should work on my GP farm. When did you stopped researching?

Thank you but HolyHandGrenade had one better. Great job HolyHandGrenade and out of this world game killercane. I am amazed by that score for a culture game. I have yet to break 100k in any type of game.

I am delighted that I did not screw up the submittal and that I turned research fairly early. Typically I turn off research some time after 1300 AD. But looking at top players games, it seem essential to go for 100% culture as soon as possible.

In this game, I turned off research 6 turns after Liberalism in 260 AD. I should have turned off after Liberalism but for some reason wanted to complete MC (never built a single forge). Never mind, I just rememberd why. I was in a GA from the Taj Mahal and was playing with Civics and switched just before learning Lib :crazyeye:and was not able to switch to Free Speach(?)

Just for the sake of disclosure:

My game plan/Execution
  1. 3 cottage cities early/ Yes by turn 60 w/luck :)
  2. 6 support cites early/ No, forgot city 8 and 9 untill too late :sad:
  3. Run 3 GP farms/ No, only two :cry:
  4. Easy on the whip/ Yes, but may be not the best plan. :scan:
  5. Go after Wonder based culture in the begining: to 500 BC/ No, went past :(
  6. To build major religious building in the mid game: to 1AD/ No, barely started :crazyeye:
  7. All culture till the end/ Finally back on track ;)

Learned
  1. Setup cities as soon as possible,
  2. Can not build temples fast without the whip and
  3. Start building Major religious buildings before 1AD

Good Luck
Had a lot: poped 2 settlers, 2 workers, 2 scouts, 1-2 warriors, few maps and over 500gold.
2 Gems and copper showed up.

Bad luck
About 6-8 turns of slave revolts in culture cities,
Mob destroyed A Major Religious building and another non culture building in the last Culture city.

It was a very luck driven game. I could have done better with more micro management. But I am happy.

Thank you to Methos for the game.
 
Congrats all :)
 
Thank you but HolyHandGrenade had one better. Great job HolyHandGrenade and out of this world game killercane. I am amazed by that score for a culture game. I have yet to break 100k in any type of game.
Thx :) If you are interested I think I have stored the autolog for this game and I can make a short excerpt from it.

Thank you to Methos for the game.
Yes, it was amazing :cool:
 
Thanks. :goodjob: If I say no, I will be lying. Yes please. Especially on civics.

Ok - here is the 1st part of the (cleaned up) autolog up to turn 250.

After some tries with waiting for religion spread I decided to aggressively research those religions by myself. Military I want to get 2-3 other capitols as fast as possible to start developing legendary cities and GP-Farm. Therefore research was Mysticism-Meditation-Polytheism and build-queue was Warrior-Warrior-Worker. I think I canceled the worker because I got 2-3 of those guys from goody huts.

1st civic change was at turn 120 to slavery (pop rushing) and OR (missionaries)

With the warriors I got Elizabeth (turn 10), Augustus (turn 12) and Suleiman (turn 68 with 3 warriors). Because I was too greedy I attacked De Gaulle for his worker and lost York to his warrior-scout :blush:. So I lost several turns here for building military to recapture/eliminate DeGaulle. After that I stopped all military acivities and focused on religion spread and getting 9 cities.

If you wonder why I built a galley and a scout at turn 227, this is for hut popping at the nearby islands. I mainly got gold (what I am hunting for) to keep research high.

Spoiler :

Turn 0/1500 (4000 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:12:00]
Beijing founded
Beijing begins: Warrior (10 turns)
Beijing begins: Warrior (10 turns)
Beijing begins: Worker (24 turns)
Research begun: Mysticism (18 Turns)

Turn 9/1500 (3865 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:14:17]
HolyHandGrenade(China) declares war on Victoria(England)

Turn 10/1500 (3850 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:14:31]
Captured York (Victoria)
English Empire has been eliminated
York begins: Worker (121 turns)

Turn 11/1500 (3835 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:14:56]
HolyHandGrenade(China) declares war on Augustus Caesar(Rome)

Turn 12/1500 (3820 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:15:10]
Captured Rome (Augustus Caesar)
Roman Empire has been eliminated
Rome begins: Worker (121 turns)

Turn 16/1500 (3760 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:16:57]
Tech learned: Mysticism

Turn 17/1500 (3745 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:17:08]
Research begun: Meditation (19 Turns)

Turn 18/1500 (3730 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:17:26]
Tech learned: Hunting
Tribal village results: technology
Beijing begins: Monument (18 turns)

Turn 34/1500 (3490 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:21:58]
A Farm was built near Beijing
Beijing begins: Monument (45 turns)

Turn 35/1500 (3475 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:22:49]
Tech learned: Meditation
Buddhism founded in Rome

Turn 36/1500 (3460 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:23:27]
Research begun: Polytheism (25 Turns)

Turn 37/1500 (3445 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:23:48]
Tech learned: Masonry
Tribal village results: technology

Turn 39/1500 (3415 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:24:41]
Rome begins: Buddhist Monastery (180 turns)

Turn 43/1500 (3355 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:26:32]
York begins: Monument (90 turns)

Turn 53/1500 (3205 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:29:37]
Tech learned: Polytheism
Hinduism founded in York

Turn 54/1500 (3190 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:30:06]
Research begun: Bronze Working (17 Turns)
Research begun: Pottery (12 Turns)

Turn 57/1500 (3145 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:31:56]
Beijing begins: The Pyramids (108 turns)

Turn 67/1500 (2995 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:42:32]
HolyHandGrenade(China) declares war on Suleiman(Ottomans)

Turn 68/1500 (2980 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:43:17]
Captured Istanbul (Suleiman)
Ottoman Empire has been eliminated
Istanbul begins: Worker (121 turns)
Tech learned: Pottery

Turn 79/1500 (2815 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:47:54]
HolyHandGrenade(China) declares war on De Gaulle(France)

Turn 82/1500 (2770 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:51:13]
Tech learned: Bronze Working

Turn 83/1500 (2755 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:51:30]
Research begun: Writing (14 Turns)

Turn 95/1500 (2575 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:57:29]
Tech learned: Writing

Turn 96/1500 (2560 BC) [12-Aug-2008 15:59:05]
Research begun: Monotheism (12 Turns)

Turn 99/1500 (2515 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:01:28]
Rome finishes: Buddhist Monastery

Turn 100/1500 (2500 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:02:13]
Rome begins: Buddhist Missionary (12 turns)

Turn 101/1500 (2490 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:02:39]
Shanghai founded
Shanghai begins: Granary (45 turns)

Turn 102/1500 (2480 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:03:09]
HolyHandGrenade(China) and De Gaulle(France) have signed a peace treaty

Turn 105/1500 (2450 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:04:50]
Rome begins: Buddhist Missionary (16 turns)

Turn 106/1500 (2440 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:05:10]
Tech learned: Monotheism
Judaism founded in Istanbul

Turn 107/1500 (2430 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:05:56]
Research begun: Alphabet (26 Turns)

Turn 108/1500 (2420 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:06:43]
Buddhism has spread: Istanbul
York begins: Library (68 turns)

Turn 113/1500 (2370 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:09:36]
HolyHandGrenade(China) declares war on De Gaulle(France)

Turn 116/1500 (2340 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:11:24]
Rome finishes: Buddhist Missionary

Turn 117/1500 (2330 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:11:52]
Rome begins: Buddhist Missionary (9 turns)
Istanbul begins: Granary (23 turns)

Turn 118/1500 (2320 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:12:28]
Captured Paris (De Gaulle)
French Empire has been eliminated
Paris begins: Granary (181 turns)

Turn 120/1500 (2300 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:13:57]
Buddhism has spread: Shanghai
Civics Change: HolyHandGrenade(China) from 'Tribalism' to 'Slavery'
Civics Change: HolyHandGrenade(China) from 'Paganism' to 'Organized Religion'

Turn 123/1500 (2270 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:15:52]
Rome finishes: Buddhist Missionary

Turn 124/1500 (2260 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:16:42]
Rome begins: Buddhist Missionary (16 turns)

Turn 125/1500 (2250 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:17:17]
Buddhism has spread: Beijing

Turn 132/1500 (2180 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:19:11]
Tech learned: Alphabet

Turn 133/1500 (2170 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:19:24]
Research begun: Mathematics (14 Turns)
Tech learned: Fishing
Tech learned: Animal Husbandry
Tech learned: Archery

Turn 134/1500 (2160 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:21:44]
Beijing begins: Library (39 turns)
York begins: Hindu Monastery (45 turns)
Rome begins: Buddhist Missionary (16 turns)
Istanbul begins: Library (270 turns)
Paris begins: Work Boat (60 turns)

Turn 135/1500 (2150 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:24:05]
Shanghai finishes: Granary

Turn 136/1500 (2140 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:24:31]
Shanghai begins: Buddhist Missionary (27 turns)

Turn 137/1500 (2130 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:25:04]
Beijing begins: Granary (12 turns)

Turn 140/1500 (2100 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:27:01]
Buddhism has spread: Paris
Rome finishes: Buddhist Missionary

Turn 141/1500 (2090 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:27:30]
Rome begins: Library (54 turns)

Turn 145/1500 (2050 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:29:31]
Buddhism has spread: York

Turn 149/1500 (2010 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:30:35]
Shanghai finishes: Buddhist Missionary
Paris finishes: Work Boat

Turn 150/1500 (2000 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:32:03]
Shanghai begins: Buddhist Missionary (80 turns)
Paris begins: Buddhist Missionary (80 turns)

Turn 151/1500 (1990 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:34:13]
Tech learned: Mathematics

Turn 152/1500 (1980 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:34:26]
Research begun: Priesthood (4 Turns)

Turn 154/1500 (1960 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:35:16]
York finishes: Hindu Monastery

Turn 155/1500 (1950 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:35:39]
Tech learned: Priesthood

Turn 156/1500 (1940 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:35:57]
Research begun: Code of Laws (22 Turns)
Research begun: Civil Service (22 Turns)
Research begun: Currency (22 Turns)
Beijing finishes: Library

Turn 158/1500 (1920 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:37:07]
Rome finishes: Library

Turn 159/1500 (1910 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:37:48]
Rome begins: Granary (15 turns)

Turn 162/1500 (1880 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:39:33]
Shanghai begins: The Oracle (113 turns)

Turn 163/1500 (1870 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:40:04]
Civics Change: HolyHandGrenade(China) from 'Despotism' to 'Representation'

Turn 166/1500 (1840 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:42:10]
Beijing finishes: Granary

Turn 167/1500 (1830 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:42:17]
Beijing begins: Buddhist Monastery (60 turns)

Turn 168/1500 (1820 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:42:35]
Paris finishes: Buddhist Missionary

Turn 169/1500 (1810 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:43:00]
York begins: Buddhist Temple (30 turns)
Rome finishes: Granary

Turn 170/1500 (1800 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:45:10]
Rome begins: Buddhist Temple (35 turns)

Turn 172/1500 (1780 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:45:54]
Istanbul finishes: Library

Turn 173/1500 (1770 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:46:55]
Istanbul begins: Buddhist Temple (240 turns)

Turn 175/1500 (1750 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:48:06]
Tech learned: Currency

Turn 176/1500 (1740 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:48:21]
Research begun: Code of Laws (13 Turns)

Turn 183/1500 (1670 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:53:30]
Rome finishes: Buddhist Temple

Turn 184/1500 (1660 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:53:55]
Beijing finishes: Buddhist Monastery

Turn 185/1500 (1650 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:55:14]
Beijing begins: Aqueduct (301 turns)
State Religion Change: HolyHandGrenade(China) from 'no State Religion' to 'Buddhism'

Turn 186/1500 (1640 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:56:13]
Tech learned: Code of Laws
Confucianism founded in Shanghai

Turn 187/1500 (1630 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:57:30]
Research begun: Aesthetics (8 Turns)
Shanghai finishes: The Oracle

Turn 188/1500 (1620 BC) [12-Aug-2008 16:58:54]
Tech learned: Civil Service
Confucianism has spread: Beijing

Turn 189/1500 (1610 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:00:24]
Paris begins: Courthouse (36 turns)
Rome begins: Courthouse (60 turns)
York finishes: Buddhist Temple
Shanghai finishes: Buddhist Missionary

Turn 190/1500 (1600 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:01:14]
York begins: Courthouse (45 turns)
Shanghai begins: Courthouse (36 turns)

Turn 194/1500 (1560 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:04:17]
Istanbul finishes: Buddhist Temple

Turn 195/1500 (1550 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:04:43]
Istanbul begins: Courthouse (72 turns)
Paris finishes: Courthouse

Turn 196/1500 (1540 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:06:32]
Tech learned: Aesthetics

Turn 197/1500 (1530 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:06:51]
Research begun: Drama (8 Turns)
Tech learned: Iron Working

Turn 200/1500 (1500 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:09:47]
Beijing finishes: Aqueduct

Turn 201/1500 (1490 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:10:00]
Beijing begins: The Hanging Gardens (30 turns)
Shanghai finishes: Courthouse

Turn 204/1500 (1460 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:21:08]
Tech learned: Drama

Turn 205/1500 (1450 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:21:14]
Research begun: Literature (6 Turns)

Turn 206/1500 (1440 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:21:38]
Tech learned: Sailing

Turn 207/1500 (1430 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:23:58]
Shanghai begins: Pavilion (15 turns)
Paris begins: Pavilion (30 turns)
Paris finishes: Pavilion

Turn 208/1500 (1420 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:25:09]
Paris begins: Lighthouse (36 turns)

Turn 209/1500 (1410 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:25:26]
Tech learned: Literature
Istanbul finishes: Courthouse

Turn 210/1500 (1400 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:26:50]
Research begun: Music (14 Turns)
Istanbul begins: Pavilion (30 turns)

Turn 215/1500 (1350 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:29:04]
Henry Ford (Great Engineer) born in Beijing

Turn 216/1500 (1340 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:29:55]
Beijing finishes: The Hanging Gardens

Turn 217/1500 (1330 BC) [12-Aug-2008 17:30:35]
Beijing begins: Pavilion (12 turns)
York finishes: Courthouse
Rome finishes: Courthouse
Istanbul finishes: Pavilion

Turn 218/1500 (1320 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:28:51]
York begins: Pavilion (13 turns)
Rome begins: Pavilion (30 turns)
Istanbul begins: The Parthenon (134 turns)

Turn 219/1500 (1310 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:30:12]
Shanghai finishes: Pavilion

Turn 220/1500 (1300 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:30:19]
Shanghai begins: Confucian Missionary (6 turns)
Rome finishes: Pavilion

Turn 221/1500 (1290 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:30:52]
Rome begins: Monument (18 turns)

Turn 222/1500 (1280 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:33:44]
Tech learned: Music
Thespis (Great Artist) born in Beijing
Paris finishes: Lighthouse

Turn 223/1500 (1270 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:34:21]
Research begun: Paper (15 Turns)

Turn 224/1500 (1260 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:35:25]
Rome begins: The Sistine Chapel (200 turns)
Rome finishes: The Sistine Chapel

Turn 225/1500 (1250 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:36:23]
York finishes: Pavilion
Shanghai finishes: Confucian Missionary

Turn 226/1500 (1240 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:36:49]
York begins: National Epic (35 turns)
Shanghai begins: Confucian Missionary (10 turns)
Paris finishes: Settler

Turn 227/1500 (1230 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:38:38]
Paris begins: Galley (100 turns)
Paris begins: Scout (30 turns)

Turn 229/1500 (1210 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:43:34]
Beijing finishes: Pavilion

Turn 230/1500 (1200 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:43:52]
Rome finishes: Monument
Paris finishes: Galley

Turn 231/1500 (1190 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:45:32]
Shanghai finishes: Confucian Missionary
Paris finishes: Scout

Turn 232/1500 (1180 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:47:11]
Shanghai begins: Worker (8 turns)
Paris begins: Worker (10 turns)

Turn 234/1500 (1160 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:48:10]
Guangzhou founded
Guangzhou begins: Lighthouse (90 turns)

Turn 235/1500 (1150 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:49:12]
Beijing begins: Worker (6 turns)

Turn 236/1500 (1140 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:50:22]
Beijing finishes: Worker
Rome finishes: Worker
Buddhism has spread: Guangzhou

Turn 237/1500 (1130 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:54:16]
Beijing begins: Courthouse (24 turns)
Rome begins: Confucian Missionary (8 turns)
Tech learned: Paper

Turn 238/1500 (1120 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:55:48]
Research begun: Calendar (9 Turns)
Shanghai finishes: Worker

Turn 239/1500 (1110 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:56:52]
Confucianism has spread: Paris
Shanghai begins: Worker (9 turns)

Turn 240/1500 (1100 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:57:56]
Istanbul finishes: The Parthenon

Turn 241/1500 (1090 BC) [12-Aug-2008 18:58:59]
Istanbul begins: Jewish Missionary (8 turns)
York finishes: National Epic
Istanbul finishes: Jewish Missionary
Paris finishes: Worker

Turn 242/1500 (1080 BC) [12-Aug-2008 19:00:18]
York begins: Globe Theatre (70 turns)
Istanbul begins: Jewish Missionary (8 turns)
Paris begins: Settler (25 turns)

Turn 245/1500 (1050 BC) [12-Aug-2008 19:03:20]
Judaism has spread: Rome
Tech learned: Calendar
Shanghai finishes: Worker

Turn 246/1500 (1040 BC) [12-Aug-2008 19:03:39]
Research begun: Metal Casting (10 Turns)
Shanghai begins: Buddhist Temple (24 turns)
Istanbul begins: Mausoleum of Maussollos (62 turns)
Rome finishes: Confucian Missionary

Turn 248/1500 (1020 BC) [12-Aug-2008 19:07:08]
Beijing finishes: Courthouse

Turn 249/1500 (1010 BC) [12-Aug-2008 19:08:41]
Beijing begins: Buddhist Temple (16 turns)

Turn 250/1500 (1000 BC) [12-Aug-2008 19:10:21]
Confucianism has spread: Istanbul
 
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