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cavebear
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of the Pleistocene
Oct 1999
time: 00:27
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Is this good for a news announcement?
"The Civ2 Demo Game #2 has come to the conclusion. Laboring under the restrictions of only using representative governments, adopting a militarily defensive posture only, and demanding a successful landing on Alpha Centuri, we have acomplished that mission.
It was not an easy win, but we landed successfully on Alpha Centuri in 1906 AD. We struggled in the beginning with a difficult starting position and Capitol, the civ that was our tech rate determiner was far away, and we had a hard time to Republic. However, through diligent effort and numerous talented Citizens, Ministers, and Presidents, we have accomplished our goal!
The next game is being arranged now. This one is going to be a landmass game, military conquest, no building Wonders, no Caravans, no Barb game on an unknown map that apparently has some real surprises and challenges in it. We see this one as a pure “kill all the civs” game with lots of military action.
You can join us at: http://apolyton.net/forums/forumdis...?s=&forumid=148"
Should I send that to the powers that be?
Last edited by cavebear on 29-03-2003 at 07:23
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cavebear
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of the Pleistocene
Oct 1999
time: 00:27
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Changed slightly to reflect polls:
"The Civ2 Demo Game #2 has come to the conclusion. Laboring under the restrictions of only using representative governments, adopting a militarily defensive posture only, and demanding a successful landing on Alpha Centuri, we have acomplished that mission.
It was not an easy win, but we landed successfully on Alpha Centuri in 1906 AD. We struggled in the beginning with a difficult starting position and Capitol, the civ that was our tech rate determiner was far away, and we had a hard time to Republic. However, through diligent effort and numerous talented Citizens, Ministers, and Presidents, we have accomplished our goal!
The next game is being arranged now. This one is going to be a landmass game, military conquest, no building Wonders, no Caravans, raging Barb game on an unknown map that apparently has some real surprises and challenges in it. We see this one as a pure “kill all the civs” game with lots of military action.
You can join us at: http://apolyton.net/forums/forumdis...?s=&forumid=148"
Should I go ahead and send that?
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SCG
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of less than all that I see
Jun 2000
time: 00:27
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quote:
Originally posted by cavebear
Changed slightly to reflect polls:
"The Civ2 Demo Game #2 has come to the conclusion. Laboring under the restrictions of only using representative governments, adopting a militarily defensive posture only, and demanding a successful landing on Alpha Centuri, we have acomplished that mission.
It was not an easy win, but we landed successfully on Alpha Centuri in 1906 AD. We struggled in the beginning with a difficult starting position and Capitol, the civ that was our tech rate determiner was far away, and we had a hard time to Republic. However, through diligent effort and numerous talented Citizens, Ministers, and Presidents, we have accomplished our goal!
The next game is being arranged now. This one is going to be a landmass game, military conquest, no building Wonders, no Caravans, raging Barb game on an unknown map that apparently has some real surprises and challenges in it. We see this one as a pure “kill all the civs” game with lots of military action.
You can join us at: http://apolyton.net/forums/forumdis...?s=&forumid=148"
Should I go ahead and send that? |
I'd fix the misspelling (Centauri, accomplished). Also, I'd probably rephrase to say "we struggled with a difficult starting position and some less than ideal decisions made early on."
It also sounds like Capitol was the purple civ? Maybe, "And for those who understand how giving technology away can improve your research rate, our key civ started on the other side of the map (for those of you who don't, stop by and say hi - we'll explain  )"
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cavebear
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of the Pleistocene
Oct 1999
time: 00:27
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New and Improved Version:
"The Civ2 Demo Game #2 has come to a conclusion. Laboring under the restrictions of only using representative governments, adopting a militarily defensive posture only, and demanding a successful landing on Alpha Centauri, we have accomplished that mission.
It was not an easy win, but we landed successfully on Alpha Centauri in 1906 AD. We struggled in the beginning with a difficult starting position and some less than ideal decisions made early on. And for those who understand how giving technology away can improve your research rate, our key civ was on the other side of the map (for those of you who don't, stop by and say hi - we'll explain). We had a hard time to Republic. However, through diligent effort and numerous talented Citizens, Ministers, and Presidents, we have accomplished our goal!
The next game is being arranged now. This one is going to be a landmass game, military conquest, no building Wonders, no Caravans, raging barbarian hordes game on an unknown map that apparently has some real surprises and challenges in it. We see this one as a pure "kill all the civs" game with lots of military action.
You can join us at Civilization II > Civ2-Democracy Game...
http://apolyton.net/forums/forumdis...?s=&forumid=148"
OK to send?
Last edited by cavebear on 03-04-2003 at 00:09
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29-03-2003 06:53
also, looks like the building caravans is almost deadlocked (5-4 against atm)
could have sworn i posted here yesterday...
You should send it to both MarkG and DanQ 
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