I find that on Noble I just can't for the life of me discover Buddhism AND Hinduism. If I could get both of those, I can get all the religions. I really want to try and do this, but I just can't seem to make it. With a good starting spot, I can found Buddhism, then get within 3 turns of Hinduism before it's taken by another civ.
I was wondering if anyone has done this, and with what strategy? I am playing with Gandhi.
Normally, I think the number of turns is roughly 10 for Buddhism and 15 for Hinduism (I can't remember exactly right now).
Considering my first city will already be built, what should I start building in it? Worker is pointless as there's nothing he can build until I get the Wheel, Bronze Working or Agriculture. Should I go for a settler (presuming it's possible to found both religions) or something like Stonehenge (til I can start chopping it)? Would avoiding a settler allow my city to grow and research Hinduism quicker? Would it grow quickly if I worked a good food resource and would the research increase significantly enough to bring the amount of turns down by 5 or so?
I was wondering if anyone has done this, and with what strategy? I am playing with Gandhi.
Normally, I think the number of turns is roughly 10 for Buddhism and 15 for Hinduism (I can't remember exactly right now).
Considering my first city will already be built, what should I start building in it? Worker is pointless as there's nothing he can build until I get the Wheel, Bronze Working or Agriculture. Should I go for a settler (presuming it's possible to found both religions) or something like Stonehenge (til I can start chopping it)? Would avoiding a settler allow my city to grow and research Hinduism quicker? Would it grow quickly if I worked a good food resource and would the research increase significantly enough to bring the amount of turns down by 5 or so?