Japan must have a ROP with the Celts to get there so quick. Big stack of ugly, while we haven't seen anything from Carthage yet.
If we park a city on top of the saltpeter, it should draw all those units to one place. Which makes it easier to defend I think?
Might be a good idea to escort the slaves we get from Persepolis back, if it's a good amount. We could really use them. Not just the swamps, but if we have a really big stack, we could irrigate towards the plains at Atlay without disrupting production too much.
I think the most we're gonna get out of our despotic GA is building aquaducts, libraries and a faster tech research to chemistry. (edit: NorthernPike is probably right. That saved up gold is worth more after we have libraries) Depends on how quick we can get some more cities, but I don't think we'll be ready for a revolt soon enough.
Glad we finally have Keshik's though, can't wait to use them and 60 shields is pretty nice. Just one thing I'm wondering about, they treat mountains like grassland, but what about hills? If they treat hills like hills, that's kind of silly and makes little sense. What's a hill compared to a mountain?
But they have their cool looks going for them at least.
If we park a city on top of the saltpeter, it should draw all those units to one place. Which makes it easier to defend I think?
Might be a good idea to escort the slaves we get from Persepolis back, if it's a good amount. We could really use them. Not just the swamps, but if we have a really big stack, we could irrigate towards the plains at Atlay without disrupting production too much.
I think the most we're gonna get out of our despotic GA is building aquaducts, libraries and a faster tech research to chemistry. (edit: NorthernPike is probably right. That saved up gold is worth more after we have libraries) Depends on how quick we can get some more cities, but I don't think we'll be ready for a revolt soon enough.
Glad we finally have Keshik's though, can't wait to use them and 60 shields is pretty nice. Just one thing I'm wondering about, they treat mountains like grassland, but what about hills? If they treat hills like hills, that's kind of silly and makes little sense. What's a hill compared to a mountain?
