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Richard Bruns
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NC, USA
Nov 1999 time: 06:12
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It is a matter of timing. Every tech you recieve slows down your tech progress, sometimes dramatically. Any tech you get before Monarchy can double the time it takes to get that vital technology. The extra turns in despotism can hurt your civ a lot.
If it is important to get to some tech ASAP, any tech not on that tech path will slow the progress and hurt you, even if it is a good tech you might need later.
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Warrior code is bad because of Pearl Habour.
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Chaos, panic and disorder - My work here is done.
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Matthew
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Manhattan, Kansas . USA
Jan 1970 time: 05:12
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I just ran a test. Researching Warrior Code when a monarchy pre requisite didn't appear didn't require that I get any additional techs before Monarchy.
I generally go for Bronze Working as my first non- monarchy tech because it provides for defense, allows me to start a wonder, and is en route to Trade. But archers have the advantage of being able to attack that barb that just landed as well as defense. On the down side they cost more than phalanxes, and early on I want to spend shields on settlers.
But archers can be a heck of a lot of fun when the nearest civ decided to go for writing or pottery as their first non-monarchy tech.
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