30-03-2005 04:35									#1
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The center of the universe, which just happens to be in Babylon's sphere of operations. Zoomed out as per joncnunn's request.

Here's a link since I can't attach an image this wide, and it would distort the thread anyway.

http://apolyton.net/upload/view.php...7_2950.main.jpg

	30-03-2005 04:36									#2
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The east

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	30-03-2005 04:37									#3
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Demographics for 2950 BC

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	30-03-2005 12:40									#4
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We're the smallest in Population, but still #2 in GNP! Whee!

Also 4th in Mfg Goods. Nice.


Security question: can others from outside Babylon view the zoomed-out picture behind the link?

	30-03-2005 21:39									#5
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Thanks for the shot. I don't see why using the "zoom out" function would cause a larger dimension of the screen shot, it should be the same size, but with a lot less detail.

	30-03-2005 22:53									#6
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Addition: did some analyses with the save:

• Transylvania, the Lost Boys' capital, is built on Ivory. It seems more likely everyone has received one supply of Ivory.
  
• By fooling around with the labourers' tiles, we can deduce the amounts of Mfg Goods and GNP the other civs have.
  The results:
  
  Mfg Goods
  14 - 1st
  13 - 3rd
  12 - 4th - current value
  11 - 6th
  
  GNP
  23 - 2nd
  22 - 2nd
  21 - 2nd
  20 - 2nd - current value
  19 - 4th
  18 - 6th
  
  ...so the other civs must have:
  
  Mgf Goods
  14, 14, 13, 12 (us), 12, 12.
  
  GNP
  24+, 20 (us), 20, 20, 19, 19.
  
  
• Military: we're average against BloodyOathHorde;
  we're strong against DesolationRow, LostBoys, and AnkhMorpork.
  

	31-03-2005 00:31									#7
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quote: Originally posted by joncnunn Thanks for the shot. I don't see why using the "zoom out" function would cause a larger dimension of the screen shot, it should be the same size, but with a lot less detail.

I decided I wanted to extend it to the horse to make it clearer where the east came in.

quote: Originally posted by BigFurryMonster Security question: can others from outside Babylon view the zoomed-out picture behind the link?

If they had the link, but it's here in a private forum.

	31-03-2005 04:15									#8
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google image search reveals lots of matchs for civ 3 and babylon.

None of them on Apolyton's site.

	31-03-2005 05:24									#9
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Yeah, there's no way a bot could get in to this private forum or my upload account.

	31-03-2005 14:30									#10
	Got spare money?

OK. I'll stop worrying about security issues and start worrying about the civ that has more than 23 GNP (=trade).


We have the save now, but I won't be able to look at it until after I get home from work ...

	31-03-2005 21:36									#11
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Turn is here.

preview for those still at work:

Lost Boys offer Writing; unaccepted
Ankh Morpork offer Horseback Riding; unaccepted
Inanna builds a settler

We're now #3 in GNP.

Babylon grew, and is going to be unhappy next turn. Suggest we move the bowman into the city.

Two workers need new orders.

Suggest we strike a deal with Lost Boys, who need The Wheel and Mysticism.

	01-04-2005 08:36									#12
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-Lost Boys offer Writing, put The Wheel and Mysticism opposite it and sent accepted
-Ankh-Morpork offers HBR, we don't have anything besides gold to offer so I cleared table and exitted
-Inanna's Throne produces Settler, build set to Barracks

-Veteran Bowman 4
-Abel 4
-BW1 irrigates
-BW3 roads
-Settler 4-2-1
-Conscript warrior 4
-Cain 4; spots water to the west
-Felix 6
-Gunther 6
-Forted bowman 4 of IT moved 2-1 to Babylon and forted
-Babylon build changed to Settler

	01-04-2005 08:38									#13
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I'm going to start attaching the demographics to the turn report (why have the last turn's demographics?) so here are the demographics from Babylonian 2900 BC:

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