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sophist
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It would be more expensive to use your weak units first. The best strategy in the long run is to use the strongest units first. It's mathematically provable. The cannon fodder strategy only works in situations where the units are substantially cheaper to build and/or maintain, which is generally not the case in Civ.
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spartak
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I just turned down the chance to be promoted in favour of going abroad.
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Yolky
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Ontario Canada
Oct 2001 time: 00:37
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so what would you do if you spent all your cannon fodder to promote your unit, you are happy, and he dies the next turn since he was the only unit left because all the cannon fodder was gone?
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sophist
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quote: Originally posted by Aro
Problematic. What happens if we go too far? Will we have some kind of super-unit? I don't like it, it's not civ.
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That is easily addressed by making each successive promotion harder to get. Your first promotion might come after the first victory, the second promotion after the third victory, the third promotion after the seventh victory, the fourth after the 15th victory, etc. ad infinitum. It would be effectively possible for a unit to get every single promotion under that scheme, as it would have to win something like a trillion battles to get all 40. I'd be surprised if they weren't already doing something like this.
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