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ThePlagueRat
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Insert banana to play...
May 2002 time: 06:25
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About forts: IMO forts are more effective when close to your own cities, in spaces between cities, and at some nearby chokepoint. They work almost just as in ancient times, protecting traderoutes between cities.... Except for just being a nice bonus in this game, if we have loads of troops.
If I was the ND commander-in-charge, and I wanted to attack Spain one fateful day, I would start by building a city in the jungle near the forts. (one space between them) Of course I would place a stack-o-doom there as well. Now I could have the borders extended after I built a temple/library. And the fort would fall into my territory. If the fort was almost empty, I could settle in the adjacent square and launch the attack immidiatly...
<--- (fortificado commandante)
If the fort was seriously stacked, I would launch an attack elsewhere, and see If any units left the fort. I would perhaps take the fort, or bypass it. (depends) Anyway this fort would be useless to Spain after some while.
Just a thought. 
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