Contemplated on playing only 10 turns and let oxbenno finish it ... but, what the hack, its just going through motion, so I played 15 turns and brings the baby home.
The following summarizes the troops movements and cities captured leading to the demise of the salad seller and the glorious planet-turn-red victory for RB23:
After eliminating Bismarck in 1792 (my first turn), I allowed 2 more turns of peace in Greece before declaring on JC. This allows me to position troops for the maximum efficiency. Which is why when the War is declared in my 4th turn 1798, a few cities fell quite rapidly in successions. This is however followed by a slower push, as the troops movement in enemy territory starts to slow things down.
The Top 5 Cities, fortunately, Athens has a place in it:
The graphs.
Again, out GNP is in the negative ... that must be always the case for a civ which win through domination but cannot switch to state property. Our power is way on top shortly after we declared on Bismarck. Even though Washington is showing off his destroyers and SAM infantry, we still beat him in power through our sheer number.
Some stats and final score:
As usual, collateral weapons has one of the highest casualty. Surpirsing however, it is not the top build. Grenies is. This goes to show that most of our battles are done in the Renaissance Era (we never make it to Modern Era). Another interesting thing to note is that Jew missionary managed to be one of top 7 units built by us.
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The Replay (1815AD) <<<
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... expect report in 6~7 hrs (going out for dinner first).
