
Oh... and is this the right time/place to say "I told you so" ?

With your post-game knowledge:
Do you think any non-militaristic victory condition could have won gold here?
So, I teched RR in 1230 AD in my own "real game" trial. Anyone want to place bets on the winning date for this competition? I figure the teams can beat me by at least 20 turns, but getting to RR is not the bottleneck in my game, so I'm going to take 1080 AD.
Wow! PR was already miles ahead of us. I wonder what went wrong. They could have conquered at least half the world with chariots.PR test game Turn 54
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TA real game Turn 48
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Wow! PR was already miles ahead of us. I wonder what went wrong. They could have conquered at least half the world with chariots.
No way. With post-game knowledge, this game could have been won by conquest (with Orient Express) probably around T105. SG10 was a game in which post-game knowledge and even re-playing with unlimited reloads wouldn't change the final result more than a turn or two. Not this one.With your post-game knowledge:
Do you think any non-militaristic victory condition could have won gold here?
No way. With post-game knowledge, this game could have been won by conquest (with Orient Express) probably around T105.
With your post-game knowledge:
Do you think any non-militaristic victory condition could have won gold here?
Okay, I'll use our T55 save and assume that the test save accurately portrays their situation.there is a 6 turn difference. 6 turns is a lot on normal speed.
Unlimited reloads? Wager. But using the original save, not the WB save. I've already worked out my plan...partially.105. No way.
Wager?
Unlimited reloads? Wager. But using the original save, not the WB save. I've already worked out my plan...partially.
Did you like the semi-earth map?
There was one detail that bothered me though I never mentioned it and that was not exploring all corners of Sal, Gandhi, Mao, and KK. That always goes against my grain. Call me paranoid. Overall we explored pretty well, though, except for getting trapped at Gandhi.Yes, that was nice to have a general idea of who was where, who was in the game and England being an island, etc.
The funny thing is, after we got far enough into the game to figure out it was europe, I had an image in my mind of mostly europe and part of asia. I don't know why I never pictured it going as far as the Pacific Ocean or Australia. No one on Turbo Ants ever brought up that idea, cus if we had, we would have built galleys in India! And sent some to the north too. We had no plan for an island in Australia or anywhere in the arctic (other than Churchill's one island). Could have been an embarrassing disaster. Very short sighted of us.