Arizona_Steve
King
(0) 1490AD
Things look a little precarious in the North. There is a redlined cavalry army guarding four workers, which I fortify. A leader sits in Weiz. We're currently at 35 cities, so a new one will allow another army to be built. All cities look OK, so I hit enter.
IBT
We lose one musket to a crusader. The redlined army is not attacked.
(1) 1495AD
A lone hussar takes out the crusader. A settler is directed towards the coal. Take out a Zulu longbow and an Iroquois rifle using hussar armies. I redline an Aztec longbow outside IncenseHill with catapults, but don't attack with the muskets there.
IBT
Usual annoying bombardment of our shores. Nothing to write home about.
(2) 1500AD
A dozen or so catapults and trebuchets are not too good against a trio of Incan rifles. Two armies destroy them. Might be time to get some cannon upgrades going. The Aztec longbow and a Zulu cavalry are destroyed by another hussar army.
(3) 1505AD
The Inca continue to bring up troops and three rifles and a longbow are standing next to our catapult/trebuchet stack. Not much luck with the bombard units, but two hussar armies and a lone hussar kill off all the units without leaving anything exposed.
The Iroquois lose an iron source. They have also landed a rifle, medieval infantry and settler in an attempt to grab some coal. I'll let the nearby armies heal for a turn, and hopefully they'll kill off any city that's founded next turn.
(4) 1510AD
Bombard the three Incan rifles and two longbows near New Lienz. I build a colony on the coal to get an instant road, then found New Kufstein next to it. I note that ther are three rifles and a crusader heading that way and start organizing defences appropriately.
(5) 1515AD
Two hussars came in last turn, so our leader forms an army. I watch the Iroquois rifle and crusader stack to see where they're headed. Armies and catapults are moved into New Lienz for a healing turn.
(6) 1520AD
More troops continue to flow out of Inca and Iroquois. Workers are being organized into railroading groups.
It looks like the foreigners are converging on Landeck, so I stuff it full of defenders.
(7) 1525AD
More mindless killing. Incans and Iroquois are heading to New Landeck, Zulu are heading to Maribor.
I'm finally able to disconnect Incan saltpeter and put a stop to their cavalry.
We need catapult upgrades desperately, so I turn science to zero for a couple of turns to get some funds.
IBT
An Incan cavalry sneaks up from out of the fog and kills off our ivory colony. Scroll forward and hire specialists where necessary.
A rifleman kill at Maribor gives me a leader, who moves to Wiener Neustadt while I figure out what to do with him.
The newly built Iroquois city of Gavagaahe is razed, and they no longer have access to the Northern coal.
(8) 1530AD
(9) 1535AD
More mindless defensive killing. Little opportunity for offensive play.
(10) 1540AD
New Bischofoshofen founded. Science still at 0% as more catapult upgrades are necessary to get artillery hits on the incoming rifles.
Things look a little precarious in the North. There is a redlined cavalry army guarding four workers, which I fortify. A leader sits in Weiz. We're currently at 35 cities, so a new one will allow another army to be built. All cities look OK, so I hit enter.
IBT
We lose one musket to a crusader. The redlined army is not attacked.
(1) 1495AD
A lone hussar takes out the crusader. A settler is directed towards the coal. Take out a Zulu longbow and an Iroquois rifle using hussar armies. I redline an Aztec longbow outside IncenseHill with catapults, but don't attack with the muskets there.
IBT
Usual annoying bombardment of our shores. Nothing to write home about.
(2) 1500AD
A dozen or so catapults and trebuchets are not too good against a trio of Incan rifles. Two armies destroy them. Might be time to get some cannon upgrades going. The Aztec longbow and a Zulu cavalry are destroyed by another hussar army.
(3) 1505AD
The Inca continue to bring up troops and three rifles and a longbow are standing next to our catapult/trebuchet stack. Not much luck with the bombard units, but two hussar armies and a lone hussar kill off all the units without leaving anything exposed.
The Iroquois lose an iron source. They have also landed a rifle, medieval infantry and settler in an attempt to grab some coal. I'll let the nearby armies heal for a turn, and hopefully they'll kill off any city that's founded next turn.
(4) 1510AD
Bombard the three Incan rifles and two longbows near New Lienz. I build a colony on the coal to get an instant road, then found New Kufstein next to it. I note that ther are three rifles and a crusader heading that way and start organizing defences appropriately.
(5) 1515AD
Two hussars came in last turn, so our leader forms an army. I watch the Iroquois rifle and crusader stack to see where they're headed. Armies and catapults are moved into New Lienz for a healing turn.
(6) 1520AD
More troops continue to flow out of Inca and Iroquois. Workers are being organized into railroading groups.
It looks like the foreigners are converging on Landeck, so I stuff it full of defenders.
(7) 1525AD
More mindless killing. Incans and Iroquois are heading to New Landeck, Zulu are heading to Maribor.
I'm finally able to disconnect Incan saltpeter and put a stop to their cavalry.
We need catapult upgrades desperately, so I turn science to zero for a couple of turns to get some funds.
IBT
An Incan cavalry sneaks up from out of the fog and kills off our ivory colony. Scroll forward and hire specialists where necessary.
A rifleman kill at Maribor gives me a leader, who moves to Wiener Neustadt while I figure out what to do with him.
The newly built Iroquois city of Gavagaahe is razed, and they no longer have access to the Northern coal.
(8) 1530AD
(9) 1535AD
More mindless defensive killing. Little opportunity for offensive play.
(10) 1540AD
New Bischofoshofen founded. Science still at 0% as more catapult upgrades are necessary to get artillery hits on the incoming rifles.