meteo63
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- Jun 14, 2007
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Hey, when is it a good idea to take an opposing civ's capital to eliminate them from the game? I know, when you are trying to do a domination victory, it is probably a good idea, but what about for the other victory paths like culture or science?
I'm in a game as the Mayans and the only other civ on my continent are the Danes. I was planning on doing a science victory, but he declared war and I've already captured one of his cities. Should I go ahead and finish him off by taking Copenhagen (the capital), or maybe not? It turns out my army is much better than his, so maybe I can turn this science lead into a domination victory. But if I'm still planning on a science win, how much should I be concerned about being called a :warmongering menace" and getting a diplomatic penalty with the other civs? Also, I haven't explored the other landmasses yet, so I've only met Kamehameha and Harald so far... Does that have any effect on the warmonger penalty?
I'm in a game as the Mayans and the only other civ on my continent are the Danes. I was planning on doing a science victory, but he declared war and I've already captured one of his cities. Should I go ahead and finish him off by taking Copenhagen (the capital), or maybe not? It turns out my army is much better than his, so maybe I can turn this science lead into a domination victory. But if I'm still planning on a science win, how much should I be concerned about being called a :warmongering menace" and getting a diplomatic penalty with the other civs? Also, I haven't explored the other landmasses yet, so I've only met Kamehameha and Harald so far... Does that have any effect on the warmonger penalty?