nihil8r
space . . . madness
what are the properties of warm over temperate? doesn't it make more deserts and jungles? and doesn't 5 billion tend to clump up stuff together like luxuries?
it always seemed to me that wet made more jungles and also more rivers. i always play as wet/temperate/4 billion ... although i used to play as wet/cold/4billion but i got tired of too much tundra.
to update my game i detailed above, i have 4894 in 1916. don't know if i'll be able to make it
celts are down to only about 10 cities and i am 14 turns from super tanks (whee), but i just don't think i have enough growth potential on the second continent to get enough points by the end game. oh well only thing i can do is try! it should be easy to assimilate england and part of russia for territory, then destroy the rest of russia and france - who doesn't even know combustion yet - to avoid space ship / domination.
it always seemed to me that wet made more jungles and also more rivers. i always play as wet/temperate/4 billion ... although i used to play as wet/cold/4billion but i got tired of too much tundra.
to update my game i detailed above, i have 4894 in 1916. don't know if i'll be able to make it
celts are down to only about 10 cities and i am 14 turns from super tanks (whee), but i just don't think i have enough growth potential on the second continent to get enough points by the end game. oh well only thing i can do is try! it should be easy to assimilate england and part of russia for territory, then destroy the rest of russia and france - who doesn't even know combustion yet - to avoid space ship / domination.

. Where abouts can I find it?
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Its funny how the AI seems to just stop production of settlers for a while and leaves the jungle alone, until in one mass of settlers at the beginning of the middle ages...This worked well in my emperor game and I managed to take out three teams (including the second strongest in the game) with war chariots in the ancient age. This was because they stopped expanding due to jungle

