700 AD: We sell Dyes to Egypt for 14 gold, their world map and 4 gold per turn. It may not be much but we have 5 excess dyes and we may as well make some money off of them.
750 AD: Our research of Gun Powder is complete and we now focus our attention on Banking. We swap territory maps with America.
780 AD: We trade silks to Egypt for 30 gold, 14 gold per turn and their world map. Our deals have effectively bankrupted an otherwise healthy Egyptian economy.
800 AD: Our research of Banking is complete and we start on Astronomy.
830 AD: The Sistine Chapel is complete in Beijing. Trade dyes to Russia for world map, 16 gold and 14 gold per turn.
850 AD: Our Golden Age comes to an end and our galley sinks.
860 AD: Our research of Astronomy is complete and we start on Navigation. Our Science rate is raised to 40% and we are earning a healthy profit of 26 gold per turn.
Things have gone very smoothly and the Golden Age really helped us climb up the tech ladder. We are due for another Golden Age once we get a kill with our rider but I see no reason to start a war yet. If that becomes a necessity then we have a good sized for of Riders in Ningpo or whatever our northwestern most city is near Russia. We have fewer troops in Nanking but we have enough there to start attack and then be backed up by Riders from the north. I have yet to upgrade our pikemen to musketmen but that is because it is expensive and it did not seem necessary at the time. We can start Copernicus Observatory, I think I already may have, or we can use that as a cascade option for Leonardos, I personally build the Observatory in another city or at least use it to store up shields for another wonder. I made a lot of progress on clearing the jungle but we are still very much in the heart of darkness. This game is going well and we are left with a lot of options. War might be fun but it does not seem to be a necessity at this point.
750 AD: Our research of Gun Powder is complete and we now focus our attention on Banking. We swap territory maps with America.
780 AD: We trade silks to Egypt for 30 gold, 14 gold per turn and their world map. Our deals have effectively bankrupted an otherwise healthy Egyptian economy.
800 AD: Our research of Banking is complete and we start on Astronomy.
830 AD: The Sistine Chapel is complete in Beijing. Trade dyes to Russia for world map, 16 gold and 14 gold per turn.
850 AD: Our Golden Age comes to an end and our galley sinks.
860 AD: Our research of Astronomy is complete and we start on Navigation. Our Science rate is raised to 40% and we are earning a healthy profit of 26 gold per turn.
Things have gone very smoothly and the Golden Age really helped us climb up the tech ladder. We are due for another Golden Age once we get a kill with our rider but I see no reason to start a war yet. If that becomes a necessity then we have a good sized for of Riders in Ningpo or whatever our northwestern most city is near Russia. We have fewer troops in Nanking but we have enough there to start attack and then be backed up by Riders from the north. I have yet to upgrade our pikemen to musketmen but that is because it is expensive and it did not seem necessary at the time. We can start Copernicus Observatory, I think I already may have, or we can use that as a cascade option for Leonardos, I personally build the Observatory in another city or at least use it to store up shields for another wonder. I made a lot of progress on clearing the jungle but we are still very much in the heart of darkness. This game is going well and we are left with a lot of options. War might be fun but it does not seem to be a necessity at this point.