Pre-Flight (350AD):
MM to avoid food shortages in Washington.
Why in the name of all that is holy are there MINES on PLAINS squares? Especially right next to a river?
IBT:
Mustang Canal: Galley->Barracks
Steely Dan: Worker->Temple (sell after culture expansion)
The people love us. Our palace gets a new left wing.
Germans start Sun Tzu's Art of War.
Turn 1 (360AD):
Moved units towards Ft. Azteca in preparation for eventual war with them.
Switched Denver to Settler in anticipation of island colonization.
I warn Cleo about her forces menacing our borders. She makes up a lame excuse.
Russia is in Anarchy
IBT:
Egypt warns. We apologize.
Aztecs complain. We apologize.
Ivory Coast: Barracks->Marketplace
Springfield riots. Workers reassigned.
Cincinnati: Barracks->Marketplace
Turn 2 (370AD):
Dispersed barb camp near Swamp Horse.
IBT:
Miami riots. Workers reassigned. I am *far* too used to using the governor, and I missed Miami's growth last turn.
Turn 3 (380AD):
Zzzz...
IBT:
Fro Toe: Worker->Harbor
Turn 4 (390AD):
Change all current Barracks builds to Marketplaces in anticipation of Sun Tzu's. Hopefully we get it.
Our Galley glimpses the arctic ice cap near Liverpool!
IBT:
Egypt lands a settler near Swamp Horse.
Miami: Marketplace->Courthouse
Turn 5 (400AD):
Zzzz...
IBT:
Egypt founds Azyut at the landing site.
Elizabeth warns. We will move.
Atlanta: Marketplace->Library (not sure if this is the best move or not, but it looks better than training Regular military or getting a courthouse vs. 1 red shield and 2 red commerce)
Turn 6 (410AD):
Found Los Angeles NW of Swamp Horse. Making Temple for border expansion.
War with Egypt to remove Asyut seems prudent.
I have two Swordsmen (one regular, one Vet) and an Archer at hand to attack Asyut this turn. Egypt has a single Swordsman for defense.
Question 1:
Should I declare war now, or should we sit tight for a few turns?
Question 2: If I declare war now, should I attack in the same turn, or should I remove my forces from her borders before declaring?