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solo
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Lowell, MA USA
Jan 2001 time: 05:14
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Both ways of playing are tremendous fun. After many micromanaged games in going after early landings, it's a great break trying OCC on deity +5 without really trying. What an adventure! Everyone should be trying this, just for the fun of seeing those gigantic AI cities!
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samson
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Yes, it's real. Although "midget" was done on an edited map with a city founded on the 0-meridian so it could work 2 specials.
Here's a OCC size1 on a random map, deity, 7 civs, raging hoards.
Spaceship launched in 1824, landed AD 1839.
Yours truly,
the micromanaging mouse clicker.
Attachment: sa_a1838.sav
This has been downloaded 26 time(s).
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samson
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OCC size1 was never an official fortnight game, but the logs to EOL's "midget" game and my first attempt are in the GL index under "A". (If you haven't seen the GL yet, check it out.)
OCC1 isn't hard to win and gold isn't really necessary, any trade special will do. What it demonstrates though is that any random start can be won by Spaceship. Just wander until you find a trade special or two, build a single city, stabilize the population at a low level, form alliances and focus on research.
samson
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