Mad Man
Your lord and master
I claim in the pink area and spend all my income on army 1.
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Sons of Mars II
- Thread starter Tani Coyote
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Optical
The Fall of the Eleventh
Double A: I have a deal for you. Except the 2 unoccupied provinces directly bordering my empire, you can have anything west of my nation. OK? TBH I'm more interested in Asia.
Tani Coyote
Son of Huehuecoyotl
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Oh it's okay. His nation looks Cthuloid in that state so I may have collapsed his claims inward a bit.
Ahem, IC:
Enerjak welcomes this de facto challenge from the Principality of Richard, and will do its best to participate in the Great Game of Asia.
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It's been almost 24 hours, so I'ma lock the orders and automate everything that hasn't been sent in.
Ahem, IC:
Enerjak welcomes this de facto challenge from the Principality of Richard, and will do its best to participate in the Great Game of Asia.
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It's been almost 24 hours, so I'ma lock the orders and automate everything that hasn't been sent in.
Tani Coyote
Son of Huehuecoyotl
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Turn III
Turn III.
Expansion of contacts and trade is jumpstarting the engines of commerce and development around the globe.
Tensions between Albania and Spain have dissipated, allowing peace in the Mediterranean anew.
In the meantime, war has broken out between the Inca and Colombians; the Incan aggressors, however, did not expect the Colombians to be led by such capable generals nor have such good training, and as such, now face being the victims of this war themselves.
As later archaeologists will discover, seven new societies have arisen in scattered parts of the globe. Though small, they are quite advanced. Scientists say this represents the end of the "Establishment Era," where new civilisations arose.
Events:
These are small variations that will spice the game up a bit. Each event happens at least once a turn; for the first few turns, there are only positive events, but each one has an "evil twin."
Economic Boom - 4 occurrences
This represents a boost of +15 gold to your income(will grow as time goes on). Recessions happen later.
Island Confederacy, Tiwansitsuyo, Patagonia and Antilles have received 15 gold!
Settler Rush - 2 occurrences
Gives you +1 claim for the turn! Plague does the opposite.
Darfur and Patagonia get to claim a new province this turn.
Plague - 2 occurrences
An outbreak of sickness cripples your ability to expand, giving you -1 claim for the turn.
South Africa gets -1 claim, Tiwansitsuyo obviously isn't affected by this.
Scientific Breakthrough - 4 occurrences
Gives you +15 TC(can be exclusively spent on technology) for the turn. Flawed Research does the opposite.
Belgium, Auralia, Tibet and Hawi'i have received +15 TC.
Revolts:
No Revolts.
Notes/Misc.:
The 7 5-province NPCs are the last round. Don't think they're "easy prey" - they have been designed to be able to hold off just like a classical city-state could. This has been done by giving them abnormal amounts of technology; even with these bonuses(they all start at Econ 5), they will fade away with time, as they are still incapable of matching humans, much less the 10-province NPCs. Their army strength is considerable, but they are too small to consider offensive campaigns, and so only aggressors need worry.
Diplomacy:
Turn III.
Expansion of contacts and trade is jumpstarting the engines of commerce and development around the globe.
Tensions between Albania and Spain have dissipated, allowing peace in the Mediterranean anew.
In the meantime, war has broken out between the Inca and Colombians; the Incan aggressors, however, did not expect the Colombians to be led by such capable generals nor have such good training, and as such, now face being the victims of this war themselves.
As later archaeologists will discover, seven new societies have arisen in scattered parts of the globe. Though small, they are quite advanced. Scientists say this represents the end of the "Establishment Era," where new civilisations arose.
Events:
These are small variations that will spice the game up a bit. Each event happens at least once a turn; for the first few turns, there are only positive events, but each one has an "evil twin."
Economic Boom - 4 occurrences
This represents a boost of +15 gold to your income(will grow as time goes on). Recessions happen later.
Island Confederacy, Tiwansitsuyo, Patagonia and Antilles have received 15 gold!
Settler Rush - 2 occurrences
Gives you +1 claim for the turn! Plague does the opposite.
Darfur and Patagonia get to claim a new province this turn.
Plague - 2 occurrences
An outbreak of sickness cripples your ability to expand, giving you -1 claim for the turn.
South Africa gets -1 claim, Tiwansitsuyo obviously isn't affected by this.
Scientific Breakthrough - 4 occurrences
Gives you +15 TC(can be exclusively spent on technology) for the turn. Flawed Research does the opposite.
Belgium, Auralia, Tibet and Hawi'i have received +15 TC.
Revolts:
No Revolts.
Notes/Misc.:
The 7 5-province NPCs are the last round. Don't think they're "easy prey" - they have been designed to be able to hold off just like a classical city-state could. This has been done by giving them abnormal amounts of technology; even with these bonuses(they all start at Econ 5), they will fade away with time, as they are still incapable of matching humans, much less the 10-province NPCs. Their army strength is considerable, but they are too small to consider offensive campaigns, and so only aggressors need worry.
Diplomacy:
Spoiler :
Tani Coyote
Son of Huehuecoyotl
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Echidna Empire, having switched provinces with the Arabs, claims the three Iraqi provinces bordering it. In Africa, it claims the 2 provinces on the western border.
Kalmar claims the lone island off the coast of Canada, and all of Sweden/Finland.
Kalmar claims the lone island off the coast of Canada, and all of Sweden/Finland.
Mathalamus
Emperor of Mathalia
well, we declare an end to peaceful expansion. because we cant expand anywhere.
spending
create three armies. one to be placed on the westernmost island, and two on the capital.
create three navies, place them in western Mediterranean. and move that one navy group to the aforementioned area.
put the rest of the gold into Economy.
and as a note to the God Mobian or whatever: the civics tech seem useless to Spain. i have a 0% revolt risk.
spending
create three armies. one to be placed on the westernmost island, and two on the capital.
create three navies, place them in western Mediterranean. and move that one navy group to the aforementioned area.
put the rest of the gold into Economy.
and as a note to the God Mobian or whatever: the civics tech seem useless to Spain. i have a 0% revolt risk.
ilduce349
(Financial, Philo)
once again you messed up my builds!
Omega124
Challenging Fate
Dropping out.
Excellent! I trust this means that Salt shipping will be able to proceed through Istanbul X when trading with Richard?
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Of course!
ilduce349
(Financial, Philo)
I'm dropping, I have gotten bored of IOTs recently and am running out of time.
MaxaTheGreat
Feel Prussian Iron!
A little NPC decides to completely block off my northwest expansion, I see. We will be at peace for now, but soon you will see th wrath of Kenya!
Claims in Red due to South Africa blending in too much with Yellow-Orange:
Greater Republic of Kenya
62 Income
2 into finishing Econ 2
10 into finishing Mil 2
15 into finishing Mil 3
25 into finishing Civics 5
10 into researching Econ 3
Claims in Red due to South Africa blending in too much with Yellow-Orange:
Greater Republic of Kenya
62 Income
2 into finishing Econ 2
10 into finishing Mil 2
15 into finishing Mil 3
25 into finishing Civics 5
10 into researching Econ 3
