22-03-2003 23:07									#1
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I am playing this little game and just want to ask if my city placing would be good?

Washington - my capitol (I was thinking of movin the palace NE when I build more cities there)
Plock (hehe, jestem sentymentalny ) - forrbidden palace. I am going to war now just to get a leader (300 turns!!! )
The red dots are places where I was going to build a city. Are they good?

On the minimap: green - jungle, yellow - desert and plains.
Where do you think I should expand?

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	22-03-2003 23:12									#2
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A bit tight, but yes. I would recommend moving the one near Toxcoco to one square SE, on the top of forest. Then you don't have to build the one near SF at all.

	22-03-2003 23:14									#3
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Also, I think you could build an additional city near the mountains in the east, on the forest-square, because AI could take that place. Remember to build some new cities closer to your enemies, too.

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	22-03-2003 23:24									#4
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One thing I like to do in a spot like yours is to have borders all the way across the map near Washington.
This allows me to stop any wandering units from going past that point and seeing my area and dropping a settler back there. I can then fill in at my own pace and concentrate on expanding toward the AI.

	22-03-2003 23:27									#5
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quote: One thing I like to do in a spot like yours is to have borders all the way across the map near Washington. This allows me to stop any wandering units from going past that point and seeing my area and dropping a settler back there. I can then fill in at my own pace and concentrate on expanding toward the AI

Yes. There's actually a pretty potential place for this, the plains on the east (center-east of the screenshot), ne of forest.
I would recommend founding it first, and building a defensive mil unit there.

	22-03-2003 23:33									#6
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quote: Originally posted by Tuomerehu Then you don't have to build the one near SF at all.

But SF and the city near was going to be my settler/worker pup up cities.



I was going to settle the desert in the east after I take care of the other cities

	22-03-2003 23:35									#7
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quote: But SF and the city near was going to be my settler/worker pup up cities

Are those food plains or deserts near SF?

quote: I was going to settle the desert in the east after I take care of the other cities

Are you sure that the AI doesn't take it first?

	22-03-2003 23:44									#8
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I would place a city 3 tiles east of NY, that way blocking the road to your core territory. It's in the middle of the desert, but well, it IS supposed to be just an outpost. And who knows, it can garantee an oil in the future!

	22-03-2003 23:45									#9
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quote: I would place a city 3 tiles east of NY, that way blocking the road to your core territory. It's in the middle of the desert, but well, it IS supposed to be just an outpost. And who knows, it can garantee an oil in the future!

Off-coast, but if you want to build it purely for strategic reasons, then yes, it may make some sense...

	22-03-2003 23:53									#10
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quote: Originally posted by Tuomerehu Are those food plains or deserts near SF?

yes there are 2 flood plains, 2 weat on food plains and one weat on plains. so I think this is very good position for two cities

quote: Are you sure that the AI doesn't take it first?

Even if they do, what for do I have all that military



pedrojedi: thanks, but probably till that time I will be the sole survivor

	22-03-2003 23:55									#11
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quote: yes there are 2 flood plains, 2 weat on food plains and one weat on plains. so I think this is very good position for two cities

Ah, then you're correct. No need for extra workers to do roads.