They do sort of, if you use different types in nearby cities.Anyone else disappointed that the coal, oil and nuclear plant doesn't stack with each other?
They do sort of, if you use different types in nearby cities.Anyone else disappointed that the coal, oil and nuclear plant doesn't stack with each other?
oh cmon.... you can build a spaceport in 20-50 turns with production or chop it in in one turn... "any sense whatsoever"? really?I was wondering what implicit assumptions you are making here regarding having any sense whatsoever
NO, you do not buy builders all the time, you carefully plan what you need and you build the builder if need be to save the time later, it is called forward planning and strategy. However I am not sure just how much money you are making with deals because you can get a lot of money without any trade routes at all. You can win victory conditions without a commercial hub.the means to buy builders all the time
It is called Big Ben and if need be Public Transport... if you follow the really fast good players they spend 0 gold for a long time and then build big ben to double that just before they get the spaceport, it is called forward planning and strategy. Half a spaceport in gold is not that much to save before Big ben, it is more trickier finding the right place for big ben while you are doing 20 other bits of forward planning.the means to buy spaceports
It was really the Japanese defences the second time stopping the landing and the Mongol stupidly hanging around at sea until the inevitable typhoon came.
I 100% agree with you though... I lost half an army fighting along a river ... so did the opposition but it did stop my attack for a bit. I loved it.
Well, those were your choice of words I was paraphrasing. I was just asking what your implicit assumptions are. It seems that rolled into those are Big Ben and Public Transport, and having enough of a faith engine to buy builders during a golden age.oh cmon.... you can build a spaceport in 20-50 turns with production or chop it in in one turn... "any sense whatsoever"? really?
Your reaction is rather disproportionately defensive to my query, so I guess you're confusing me with someone else. At any rate, I was just curious about filling in the blanks as to what you take for given with the preceding assertions. I generally don't try to play a different game than the AI is playing, so until I see the AI doing something, I tend not to do it. I don't give gifts, for instance, or build aircraft. Looks like the AI chops, since they often have their lands stripped of trees. But I imagine to chop out 20-50 turns of spaceport in one turn, you must amass builders in a nest of unapped forests.Look I know you are cross that the game has rules that mean that production is not king but please do not take it out on me that you prefer to play production (which I am 100% fine with) but do not say in a thread that production is king or you will get back valid arguments. This forward planning and strategy we find is very challenging and very fun, each to their own.
no need for monumentality or golden ages but if you are attacking then you will likely get at least one at some stage and monumentality is powerfuland having enough of a faith engine to buy builders during a golden age.
either that or buy it with gold, you have a choice. The third choice is to hard build it but you add lots of extra turns to your game.you must amass builders in a nest of unapped forests.
They do sort of, if you use different types in nearby cities.
Either that or it was commissioned by Kupe's Administration as a public project to mitigate depressive moods among the population.One can only assume the lighthouse is there to warn against sailing off the face of the Earth.
Nah, the funny prevails@MrRadar I'm on game three, and in two of those three games the Maori have ended up in Snow or Tundra. It would be funny if it weren't so sad.
The production bonus applies only once to each city within 6 tiles, but the power ought to apply if the city is still underpowered. If not, that's dumb.Are you sure? I looked on my cities, it only show being affected by one. I tried coal with oil and oil with nuclear. It seems to get the highest production and treat the 3 buildings as if it was the same. I'll take a screenshot later.
I never pass up an opportunity to quote GLaDOS.Nah, the funny prevails
One can only assume the lighthouse is there to warn against sailing off the face of the Earth.
I cleared 108 barb camps.
Strangely they stopped completely around the Industrial Era.