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skrobism
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re: Libraries
The Way of Inanna (a Babylonian political mov't) supports libraries as well.
re: Settlers
Cities and Pop are power. Let's build them while we can.
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quote:
Originally posted by E_T
Oh, And Set ALL cities Governers to Emphized Production. Also set it to have it set for any new cities built.
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Does this give Gov's control?
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E_T
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Orlando, Florida
Mar 2001
time: 00:34
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Only a Very Limited amount and ONLY a certain times. Like When a city Grows or loses Pop, when the city borders expand and when you click the city center in the city page. What this will do, is move the WF around (if border expands OR city center is clicked) or set the WF of a growing pop to that tile that is more advantagious, with a certain amoint of food surpluss.
Try, on some of your games (or this one) with setting Governer to different things (trade, food & production and combos of them) and click the city center. Sometimes it won't make much of an effect, depending on your current food surplus.
The nice thing about setting for production, is that you can help predict as to what tile is going to be used when a city grows. Because foodbox is figured before shield output, you will get an extra pop that will (hopefully) add to your Production build.
Why would you want that? Say you have a size 4 city with 16 food in the foodbox (4 more to grow), your current WF configuration gives you 6 Shields per turn and 2 Food per turn. But, lets say that just moving 1 WF (or even 2, but 1 is best for this example), that gives you 4 Food per turn but only 3 shields per turn. Well, with the Governor set to Production, it will add that new worker (9 times out of 10) back onto the tile that you originally had and you STILL get that 6 shields for that turn AND your city grew 1 turn faster.
Sometimes, it doesn't work quite right, because of lower food surplusses or lower pop levels, but that can sometimes be fixed with having the govenor also emphsizing trade. But those are rare cases.
Granted, after a border expands (which happens AFTER growth and production are figured, thankfully), you might have to change a WF back to what you had it at, but as long as you know when it's going to happen, your going to be o.k.
E_T
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skrobism
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Thanks for the tips E_T. I have been doubtful of the computer doing my work. But, I'll give this a try in my games.
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Kloreep
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of the pillow
Jun 2002
time: 00:34
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-Babylon completes Horse, starts Library
-BWorker 036 mines
-New Horse in Babylon named Delenn and fortified
-BWorker 3 renamed BWorker 810, moved 7-4-4 to chop for Babylon
-Marcus 8
-Garibaldi 8
-Ivanova 9-6
-Sinclair 6-3
-Sheridan 1-3
-Cain 2
-Felix attacks barb camp 8, kills a horsemen without being damaged
-BWorker7 renamed BWorker 203, roads
-All Cities set to Emphasize Production
-IT cattle swaps with PoA bonus; IT river bonus to the tobacco
-GoT bonus 8-9 (tile 9) to the other grass (tile 10)
-Babylon citizens on the unimproved grasses to the bonii vacated by IT and GoT. 10 spt for this turn, we'll need to get 8, 6, and 6 during the other three turns for the library.
-Potamia river bonus to the irrigated grass (might as well scoop up extra food, we can afford one turn of 3 spt)
-Felinicity sugar switches with PoA river plains
Edit: In WF # system:
Babylon 1-2-9-12-16
Garden of Tammuz 2-3-8-10-19
Potamia: 7-8-10
Plains of Ashur: 1-2-4-7
Felinicity: 4-5-14
Inanna's Throne: 1-6-8-13-19
Hookah: 8-19
Kurra: 7-8
 Attachment: 1425.demo.jpg
This has been downloaded 7 time(s).
Last edited by Kloreep on 18-06-2005 at 03:40
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E_T
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Orlando, Florida
Mar 2001
time: 00:34
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Someone now has Constrution. Current cost to us would be 450 beakers (or gold)
2 civs still have Currency. Current cost to us would be 320 beakers.
No one currently has Republic. Current cost to us would be 720 beakers
LB is still building Colossus in Transylvania.
BoH will have built their first AC this turn (from SoZ), next expected in 1300 BC (all very likely Vets).
GNP (from least to most, in Millions): 43, 53, 54, 54, 57, (us SOT & EOT 62). We are better than everyone else, even with no Libs.
Mfg. Goods (in Megatons): 27, 28, 30, 33, (us SOT 35, EOT 34), 37. One civ just beats us with TOTAL SPT (after corruption), but we can still find out their range (i.e. we can change WF to get above them).
Productivity (no 'value assiged'): 81, 85, 91, 92, 97, (us SOT 110, EOT 112). We are better than everyone in this. so we have a fair surplus of food, so lets use it.
Why is there 2 BoH Swordsmen 9-9-9-8 (one is Elite) of Lake Inanna? Seems to me that that isn't quite the way to DR territory from theirs. Could they be headed to LB??
We have Barbs near LI (don't know were) and Hook (likely 1-1-2-2 of Hook).
E_T
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15-06-2005 10:49
Nice. 
But in the case of growths and cultural expansions, it's impossible to make the choice yourself, so you have to try to influence the governor to make the choice you want.
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