Pre-turn -
I immediately switch Berlin to Pyramids. This is a hugh world. The value of ALL wonders goes way up with a hugh world. I switch Leipzig to settler, so that we can get our third city.
1830 BC - Talk with Rome, they have NOTHING to offer. Cheapskates will only give $20 for pottery, why bother
They have 3 cities already.
1790 BC - Orleans drops to size 1, the must have whipped another defender.
1750 BC - Our elite warrior, barely beats a French archer on attack. He dies in the French counter attack.
1725 BC - We lose 1 archer, but take Orleans. France is still alive somewhere, since it could be a respawn in South America, I get a peace treaty gaining $100, and a worker. I was right, France cracked the whip. Orleans frozen at size one for a while, but we have a source for Iron [dance]
1700 BC - Greece forms a city close to my target for our settler.
1675 BC - OK, wish me luck, I am going to try the good hut.
[dance] The Gepid tribe teachs us mysticism.
I spot England, and sell them Mysticism for the whole treasury, $49. I am surprised I can't sell them any communcations. Nice good hut, wasn't it?
I then sell it to Rome for there whole treasury, $54.
Greece can only offer $13, so why bother?
1625 BC -
Russia is already on our doorsteps. I spot minsk. They are broke, techno losers.
1600 BC - Hamburg is formed. A second source of future Iron. It is near Greece, so it starts a temple. I buy wheel from France, I might as well know where the horses are. That WILL affect the choice for my next city.
1550 BC - Well I know the next war target, Greece.
1525 BC - Well back to normal - angry warriors from a goodie hut.
1500 BC - The Greeks are moving away from the double horse spot
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1475 BC - Russia secures an eventual source of horses, I don't know where the greek settler went. England ALREADY completes the colossus.
1450 BC - We have wines on-line. The people are drunk. Greece switch to the Pyramids.
1350 BC - Orleans can finally grow, now that the wines are connected.
England knows about Egyptians, Indians, Persians, Babylonians, and Chinesse already.
Interesting, France hasn't a clue, yet.
Give England $80 for communcations with the world.
Give Rome $45 for just the Zulu. That price is a bit high.
Of course, we sell it right back - England gives us $18, Greece $14
Babylon is incredibly backwards and broke.
Thank god, Persia doesn't have Iron yet.
Buy horseback riding from France for $64.
1325 BC - I buy writing from Zululand for $125. The AI is already building the Great Library
France has some cash. I sell France writing for $64 (Hmm..., isn't that what I just paid for horseback riding?)
I buy literature from Zululand for $65 & $1/turn.
Berlin switches to Great Library.
1225 BC - Why I pushed 20 turns, Konigsberg is formed, we have horses
1200 BC -
Berlin should have been build a space south, as is it NOT considered on a river.
Summary - Iron being connectted in 2 spots. More workers heading toward Konigsberg to connect the horses.
Once done, slice and dice in Europe.
GL due in 10 turns. That will let us ignore science until the middle ages
In any event what I said is only a suggestion - in succession games whoever is currently playing makes all the descisions for his or her turns.
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It was just a mistake! 
