Keiji
Warlord
Allright make that a 'Got it' then. I'll get right on it.
Edit: Here's what I did.
Pre-flight Check:
No real optimizations can be made as far as I can see.
1625 BC (1)
Workers to cow. Nothing further.
1600 BC (2)
London Archer -> Spear
Workers start irrigating.
1575 BC (3)
Nothing much.
1550 BC (4)
Nottingham worker -> curragh
1st worker road cow
2nd worker to next cow
IBT
Barb comes out of the fog E
1525 BC (5)
Spot another barb camp N
Send London warrior for reinforcement of York
IBT
London riots without MP, DOH!
Two barbs attack our units but get slaughtered.
1500 BC (6)
Archer destroys W barb camp and promotes in the process.
Send curragh on a suicide run to the west.
Turn up luxury to 10 percent.
MM York to not grow before granary completes.
1475 BC (7)
Our curragh survives and reaches new land!
More barbs come out of the woodwork E.
1450 BC (8)
Another barb reveals itself S of York.
London spear -> archer
York granary -> settler
1425 BC (9)
Nothing much
1400 BC (10)
Nothing much
Those barbs are becoming a real nuisance. We definitely shouldn't send out settlers unescorted. The curragh that braved the high seas did find a new island, but it doesn't seem to be inhabited and I haven't found any indication of another island nearby. Hopefully we're not really stuck with the Russians forever
. The Russians are up Writing and Masonry BTW.
Edit: Here's what I did.
Pre-flight Check:
No real optimizations can be made as far as I can see.
1625 BC (1)
Workers to cow. Nothing further.
1600 BC (2)
London Archer -> Spear
Workers start irrigating.
1575 BC (3)
Nothing much.
1550 BC (4)
Nottingham worker -> curragh
1st worker road cow
2nd worker to next cow
IBT
Barb comes out of the fog E

1525 BC (5)
Spot another barb camp N
Send London warrior for reinforcement of York
IBT
London riots without MP, DOH!
Two barbs attack our units but get slaughtered.
1500 BC (6)
Archer destroys W barb camp and promotes in the process.
Send curragh on a suicide run to the west.
Turn up luxury to 10 percent.
MM York to not grow before granary completes.
1475 BC (7)
Our curragh survives and reaches new land!
More barbs come out of the woodwork E.
1450 BC (8)
Another barb reveals itself S of York.
London spear -> archer
York granary -> settler
1425 BC (9)
Nothing much
1400 BC (10)
Nothing much
Those barbs are becoming a real nuisance. We definitely shouldn't send out settlers unescorted. The curragh that braved the high seas did find a new island, but it doesn't seem to be inhabited and I haven't found any indication of another island nearby. Hopefully we're not really stuck with the Russians forever
