why do we go for animal husbandary first?
so we can see the horses and take them into account when considering settling positions.
Also they sell for good cash and provide good production tiles when improved ...
why do we go for animal husbandary first?
so we can see the horses and take them into account when considering settling positions.
Also they sell for good cash and provide good production tiles when improved ...
u want high production tiles to pump out settlers fast with collective rule and plain horses are pretty good tiles and u miss just like 2-3 turns to Ironworking.
but u also want work these horses (and hills) thats why I dont really see why a fast worker after monument isnt default here
I tried this like six times in a row and could not get it going. One time, I got attacked by America because he used this same strategy and didn't like it when I settled near him. Another time, it looked like everything was going well. When I researched Iron, there wasn't any that I could see. Twice, I ended up on either a small island or on a peninsula where there was only one luxury. And one time, it looked ok, but no natural wonders and mostly plains. I was at turn 70 before I could settle my fourth city.
Do you restart a lot? I can't see this being viable as a general strategy.
So I tried again. This map looked really good. I proceeded to attack the aztecs. He already had 10 units. They were weak, but no way I can defeat 10 units. He also had a catapult and a GG. This was turn 60. I reloaded and tried different things. Couldn't get it to work. I tried DOW and killing off 5 of his units first. I went in and he ambushed me and a catapult showed up. Destroyed all my guys in one turn. I had 4 swords, a scout and an Immortal. Two turns I could probably take over his city if my guys would stay alive. Can't do it. Maybe I could attack a different city, but then this guy will be WAY more powerful than me.
When I try to load your save, I do not have any of the paid DLC Civs only the Mongols (free). It gives a list of those which I need for your save, it won't load because I don't have the required paid civilizations.
Disappointed, but I guess nothing can be done about it.
There's a secret way to do it that the moderators don't want you to know.
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=409840
Which difficulty(looks like Deity for me)? Try to attack around turn 50 instead. 45 turns to discover iron and 5 turns to upgrade units. Get archery right after iron working and try to rush buy 1 or 2 of them, or add 1 or 2 swordmen if possible.
You can always DoW him and wait(kill) for his units before entering his territory.
I tried this like six times in a row and could not get it going. One time, I got attacked by America because he used this same strategy and didn't like it when I settled near him. Another time, it looked like everything was going well. When I researched Iron, there wasn't any that I could see. Twice, I ended up on either a small island or on a peninsula where there was only one luxury. And one time, it looked ok, but no natural wonders and mostly plains. I was at turn 70 before I could settle my fourth city.
Do you restart a lot? I can't see this being viable as a general strategy.