Aggie
Deity
Sir Eric, I understand that you feel bad about your turn after reading DrA's remarks. I recognise it from my first SG.
To me SG's are about fun and learning a thing or two. The fun is that you are part of a team and that as a team you try to achieve certain goals. Learning usually comes in from discussion before and after someone's turn.
The moment that I saw the sign ups for this one, I knew that it was a nice mix of civ-skills. I'm sure that the rest of the team understands that as well. So that's why I asked for a bit more discussion. Especially at the start of the game this is very important.
I can understand that you offer your position. But please don't feel discouraged. SG's are a great way to learn a lot about playing civ (if that's your goal - you could also be perfectly happy on your own level). You could join -or organise- a regent or monarch level game. Then you have a team of people with about the same level. I am happy to have you in this SG though.
Playing CIV on higher levels is NOT rocket science. We merely know more basic rules than you do. You could improve your knowledge by reading a couple of articles in the war academy. A very good one is the 'improve your opening skills' by Cracker. Another valuable one is 'Babylon's deity settlers' by Bamspeedy.
To me SG's are about fun and learning a thing or two. The fun is that you are part of a team and that as a team you try to achieve certain goals. Learning usually comes in from discussion before and after someone's turn.
The moment that I saw the sign ups for this one, I knew that it was a nice mix of civ-skills. I'm sure that the rest of the team understands that as well. So that's why I asked for a bit more discussion. Especially at the start of the game this is very important.
I can understand that you offer your position. But please don't feel discouraged. SG's are a great way to learn a lot about playing civ (if that's your goal - you could also be perfectly happy on your own level). You could join -or organise- a regent or monarch level game. Then you have a team of people with about the same level. I am happy to have you in this SG though.
Playing CIV on higher levels is NOT rocket science. We merely know more basic rules than you do. You could improve your knowledge by reading a couple of articles in the war academy. A very good one is the 'improve your opening skills' by Cracker. Another valuable one is 'Babylon's deity settlers' by Bamspeedy.