Calling all Civ masters! Please share your insights on how best to prevail in the following game, which is being published as it is played (lots of screen shots):http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?t=508940. So far the decisions have been the result of input from a dozen different individuals - perhaps your brilliance could be the deciding factor!
Here's a quick overview:
Difficulty: Emperor
Number of Civs: 18
Map: Shuffle
Size: Large
Climate: Temperate
Sealevel: Medium
Era: Ancient
Speed: Marathon
World Wrap: Cylindrical
Resources: Standard
The game has been going on for 4 days and we're at 370 B.C. A key strategic decision must now be made regarding whether to keep or raze a city that we just captured. Do we expand and suffer the economic challenge? Or do we limit ourselves and our production in the hopes of avoiding technological obsolescence? Please help!
Thanks in advance!
Mafro
P.S. In hindsight I probably should've published the game here, not at RPG.net. However, when I play Civ I never reload, so wistful hindsight is nothing new....
Here's a quick overview:
Difficulty: Emperor
Number of Civs: 18
Map: Shuffle
Size: Large
Climate: Temperate
Sealevel: Medium
Era: Ancient
Speed: Marathon
World Wrap: Cylindrical
Resources: Standard
The game has been going on for 4 days and we're at 370 B.C. A key strategic decision must now be made regarding whether to keep or raze a city that we just captured. Do we expand and suffer the economic challenge? Or do we limit ourselves and our production in the hopes of avoiding technological obsolescence? Please help!
Thanks in advance!
Mafro
P.S. In hindsight I probably should've published the game here, not at RPG.net. However, when I play Civ I never reload, so wistful hindsight is nothing new....