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Arnelos
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of the Free World
Sep 2002 time: 00:24
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I know we need roads and a worker at Madrid would help with that, but Madrid really needs to stay a settler+spearmen factory for now. We need to continue with REX from Madrid while we still can (before civs can build up armies to threaten us). We can catch up with roads once we have an initial batch of cities in place.
It's really more critical to have the cities AT ALL (by building settlers and spearmen) than delaying settler production by throwing workers in the queue at this early stage.
If people want to convince me of the true necessity of a worker over keeping Madrid a settler+spearmen factory for now, I suppose I can be convinced... but we really need to REX more than build improvements at the moment.
Last edited by Arnelos on 26-12-2002 at 20:23
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OliverFA
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Leeds, UK
Sep 2002 time: 06:24
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Señor Davout. I feel very sad that you have doubts about the plans that have been decided for the workers. This is clearly a failure in our office to explain our plans, so I will try to explain them better.
First, as you can see our workers have always roaded all the tiles they have been on. This is going to change with the mountains because they would take 450 years (9 turns) in doing that. This is unaceptable at that time. It is much better to "lose" a turn in our way to Pamplona than to lose many turns of extra food because our workers are doing a road in the mountains instead of irrigating. This stage is a very crucial one, and a very little difference will mean a very big difference later.
About extra workers: I agree that if we had more workers we could finish our tasks more quickly, but I also agree that right now workers have a too high cost in citizens that we cannot permit ourselves. A temple in Pamplona is a must, and once we have two fully established cities we can think on more workers, but not right now.
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pikesfan
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Points in favour of the site of Pamplona:
1. It is close to Madrid and can be more easily defended.
2. It has a gold in its immediate radius.
3. The loss of the tile is compensated by the many mountains nearby that we can mine, and the forest too.
4. It uses our land efficiently. If we moved it, then we would have gaps in our city grids and waste land.
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OliverFA
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Leeds, UK
Sep 2002 time: 06:24
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quote: Originally posted by Arnelos
If people want to convince me of the true necessity of a worker over keeping Madrid a settler+spearmen factory for now, I suppose I can be convinced... but we really need to REX more than build improvements at the moment. |
Señor Arnelos, if this have some value for you, I can tell you that the Slave Master supports you in your idea of delaying workers productions a little bit. I do that because I also think that at this stage we need to grow and this way we would have many more slaves at the future,
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Thrumble
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REX, although there is something to be said for a quick warmonger period if we are as close to all of the other teams as some people have been saying. With our resources near the capitol we may have an early advantage in growth and production which could be leveraged against a close team.
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