Well, now I'm confused...
I'm pretty sure to remember that if the islands are different, one tile has always been enough. If someone else might confirm for sure either that this is normal or this is weird, it would be very appreciated now!
Tough task. But at least a little chance to bring this game home still there.
Yeah, probably the Maoi would be better than Hermitage. I don't know, I'm quite close to flipping that seafood now, and didn't even take many turns. But it is true that the city production would benefit from Maoi a lot more...
Religion: finally Buddhism in the capital! Now IIRC a couple of cities have Christianity, one Judaism maybe, and one Buddhism as already said. But yeah, no matter open borders with everybody, not even one religion in capital before scientific method, which means no monasteries at all and no chances to spread a state religion, is kind of uncommon I guess.
This makes sense. Maybe it should be done. But except for the capital and Fisherhill, there is not a huge need for culture, and there are not cottages. Still is true that the bonus of bureaucracy is quite irrelevant while maximizing food, running mercantilism and missing Oxford in capital, as atm in this game... With a free market revolution, things would be different, and the bureaucracy bonus would be stronger IMO.
I've probably done the opposite of what is best: I mean, it would likely make more sense be running free speech now with mercantilism (to maximize the culture output in Fisherhill), and then, once that seafood flips inside Aztecs cultural borders, switch to free market and bureaucracy (to maximize the science output from trading routes in the capital).
I've played another short session (I'm wondering if use the great scientist I got to partially bulb physics): a screen shot and the save attached here, the rest of the images in the signature link.
Thanks all!
The suspense is killing me.
