shyuhe
Deity
Well we're all in agreement for this turn so I'll be hitting enter tonight
We do need to map out the next 20-30 turns for city/empire development though, assuming nothing weird happens on the Gandhi front.

There is a river to the SW of Moscow that we should try to grab before Gandhi if at all possible.
I settled St. P and moved the units as discussed. I did not hit enter as we need to decide what to do about the specialists. I'm inclined to forego engineers in both cities so that we can pop GS faster. I don't think we have any need to adopt caste anytime soon, so our scientists will only come from a library.
RRRaskolnikov said:they will if they haven't metals (though I guess you were asking for the first two, so go check yeah )
I settled St. P and moved the units as discussed. I did not hit enter as we need to decide what to do about the specialists. I'm inclined to forego engineers in both cities so that we can pop GS faster. I don't think we have any need to adopt caste anytime soon, so our scientists will only come from a library.
The only problem of going settler earlier is that it sets our library back. So I would still stick with workers (cop out 2 more) then library for moscow, and WB WB library for St. P. Or we can try swapping one of the worker builds for a settler. The only thing is, renaissance settlers cost a lot of hammers...
I usually played with switch. Mostly making workshops under serfdom and working them under caste is rather profitable
Without workshops we might run out of good tiles while building library and longbows.
[Currently I spend most time working than drinking to forget work than sleeping to get out of drunk... luckily i can squeeze some internet action between drinks...]
shyuhe said:So how is this tentative plan (good for 8 turns) :
Moscow: worker -- worker (with a warrior build tossed in while waiting for chops)
St. P: WB -- WB
Explorer continues to hug coast, northern LB fogbusts the north, and southern LB heads west towards Gandhi?