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SlowThinker
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homeless, Praha, Czech Republic
Jan 2000
time: 06:35
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I have all-turn saves of ELG #2. I can send them by e-mail. The corresponding thread includes a detailed log.
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solo
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Lowell, MA USA
Jan 2001
time: 05:35
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I can send you some files, too, but need to know if you can extract game save files from zip files.
If you can, there already are a number of zip files in my ELG Guide as well as others in individual ELG threads that you can download and inspect.
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Camaleao
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First, I want to say I read your ELG guide, is the best guide about elg
Second, I want you send me your files, but send me to my other e-mail please, danilofv@yahoo.com.br , because there are more MBs free.
Third, what site is your ELG guide, with zip files???(I couldn't find this)
Thanks again
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solo
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Lowell, MA USA
Jan 2001
time: 05:35
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Zip files of several games are among the posts in and following the guide in this forum, but I will attach the one for my game in ELG #7 here:
 Attachment: el7.zip
This has been downloaded 3 time(s).
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Camaleao
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Father Beast
I saw some ELG's games and there were games with landing about 100 turns ago (1a.c.)
It is very amazing!!!
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solo
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Lowell, MA USA
Jan 2001
time: 05:35
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RJM,
I would say that I have to start playing from between 10 to 15 no tech random starts, before finding one with a SSC site (4 trade specials), making it suitable for use in a comparison game.
I think your own experience with random starts is typical, since many of my own starts are discarded until a suitable one is found.
It might be fun sometime to use a "rejected" start just to see how well we can do with one of these, and you might want to provide one of your own and launch a comparison game using it.
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rjmatsleepers
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quote:
Originally posted by solo
RJM,
It might be fun sometime to use a "rejected" start just to see how well we can do with one of these, and you might want to provide one of your own and launch a comparison game using it. |
It might be an interesting exercise, but I'm not sure I'd describe it as fun. Mostly, the rejected starts lead to fairly tedious games - at least in the early years. I'm not sure what happens later on - I tend to start again if things aren't going very well by AD 1.
RJM at Sleeper's
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solo
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Lowell, MA USA
Jan 2001
time: 05:35
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Best with a small map, no rule restrictions:
16 AD by Samson
Using ELG rules (random medium map start, no human starting techs, no hut tipping, no caravan rehoming):
495 AD by me in ELG #8
On Zenon's edited map with other ELG rules in effect:
335 AD by him
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Elephant
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Phila PA
Aug 2002
time: 00:35
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I think the earliest Apollo can be built is 1AD, and a 15-3-3-1-1-1 is 15.7years, so it looks like he did do that to launch on 1AD and arrive on 16AD. I suppose someone could try launching a 33-8-8-1-1-1 on 1AD and arrive 6AD...
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Elephant
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Phila PA
Aug 2002
time: 00:35
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All you need is 53 cities and about 15000 gold by AD1...
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rjmatsleepers
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quote:
Originally posted by Elephant
All you need is 53 cities and about 15000 gold by AD1... |
Oh ... that's OK then ... for a moment there I thought it might be, well, difficult.
RJM at Sleeper's (who once had 10 cities in 1 AD)
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Elephant
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Phila PA
Aug 2002
time: 00:35
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I've seen an extreme ICS get over 50 cities by AD1, but not the accompanying tech progress to be ready to build Apollo by then.
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