happyturtle
Mrs GrumpyOldCivver
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- Dec 7, 2009
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We'll have to switch to State Property after we start taking cities in Africa. So I'd rather not spend the Great People to found corporations we aren't going to stick with.
With Izzy's cultural victory near, I think it's time for me to run another SG, one that's been brewing for some time now:
The Orwellian State
Variant rules:
- We cannot declare upon AI's not on our continent, nor take cities not on our continent untill we have both conquered our continent completely, as well as have reached the industrial age.
- Upon fullfilling both requirements we are to declare immediately upon one of the other continents, and must stay at war with at least one of them for the remainder of the game.
- Other Orwellian game elements are encouraged (Police State and such).
- Difficulty: Emperor
- Map size: Standard
- Speed: Epic
- Leader: Hammi
Starting position:
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Roster:
1) nocho
2) happyturtle
3) IPEX-731BA5DD06
4) Whosit (skip until 17th of August)
5) Brian Shanahan
6) Norvin Green
7) Sengir
Save:
Blah Blah, Spies in every city has been added as a pre requisite BEFORE we can send them out.
IMMEDIATELY DECLARE WAR,, we've failed already, but the Manta is "We've always been at war, and have never NOT been at war with the other continents."
Note Zara has Oil, is trading it to the Eurasian, and we've got wooden ships...
Maybe change it to 'MODERN ERA', might fit better.
Well the overriding rule I believe is to play in a way most befitting BB, and I think that is what I did by bravely cowering in my own continent after removing the two unpersons.
Frankly with the AI so far ahead in tech we'll need a steel navy at the least before we can declare war without losing.
#5) build wealth in all cities other than those few that are actually providing science/gold to our cause and those designated for troop/naval production.
That is probably a sound course of action.
And we still have to build a ton of spies.I don't think any of us have done our duty on that front.
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