12-02-2005 13:36									#1
	3950bc Support Apolyton or Terrorists Win

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	12-02-2005 13:51									#2
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Here is how we finished at the end of turn 4000BC

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	12-02-2005 15:26									#3
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The river is pretty long, but it's also fairly dry.

I suggest we build our capital on that hill near the cattle pronto. Then we open the hut with our scout. With some luck it's gonna be city.

Two workers irrigate ivory, one moves on cattle to irrigate next turn.

The warrior in our capital move 9 or 6 and in two moves put it on the mountain. The start warriors are low quality (regulars) so they should be used for exploration, but they shouldn't get too far from our cities. So, they are used to explore the vicinity of our cities until scouts come that can explore farther and faster.

The other settler on hill moves 4 and builds a city next turn. The settler on the plains should probably move 3 or 2 (to the other side of the river) and build city there.

The last warrior on hill explores in the northwestern direction moving 7.

We start building scout in our capital and after we open the hut if ceremonial burial is in there we start the wheel not bronze in anticipation of finding bronze in a hut. If the hut is a city we start bronze.

	12-02-2005 18:00									#4
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quote: Originally posted by Ljube-ljcvetko The river is pretty long, but it's also fairly dry. I suggest we build our capital on that hill near the cattle pronto. Then we open the hut with our scout. With some luck it's gonna be city. Two workers irrigate ivory, one moves on cattle to irrigate next turn. The warrior in our capital move 9 or 6 and in two moves put it on the mountain. The start warriors are low quality (regulars) so they should be used for exploration, but they shouldn't get too far from our cities. So, they are used to explore the vicinity of our cities until scouts come that can explore farther and faster. The other settler on hill moves 4 and builds a city next turn. The settler on the plains should probably move 3 or 2 (to the other side of the river) and build city there. The last warrior on hill explores in the northwestern direction moving 7. We start building scout in our capital and after we open the hut if ceremonial burial is in there we start the wheel not bronze in anticipation of finding bronze in a hut. If the hut is a city we start bronze.

interesting..I concur think its a great plan

	12-02-2005 21:32									#5
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Im with Ljube too good plan

	12-02-2005 22:11									#6
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I'd say ljube got it right

	13-02-2005 02:26									#7
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Our Capital is formed

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	13-02-2005 02:45									#8
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- the settler 9 of the Ivory, Karakorum founded
- two workers on Ivory irrigated
- last worker moved 8 to cattle, to irrigate next turn
- scout popped the hut for 25 gold
- a warrior at Capital moved 6 towards the mountain
- a settler on the hill moved 4 to settle next turn
- remaining settler moved 3 to settle next turn
- a warrior moved 7 to scout

Regarding the hut, on thinking this through, I believe that having 2 settlers in the field reduces the chance of getting a city at that time, can anyone confirm

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	13-02-2005 02:57									#9
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Ok the save has just been forwarded

so lets us get to the next discussion then at the 3900BC thread

Last edited by Paddy the Scot on 14-02-2005 at 05:50