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I'm not sure I understand your idea, sleepy. Aeson makes it sound like moving our boats would deny us some potentially useful information concerning Vox's movements. Will the information gathered as a result of your idea be more important than this?
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quote: Originally posted by notyoueither
What, prey tell happens if a Bobian civ can offer them Iron on a single turn basis on any turn they care to ask for it? |
They would need Harbors for that, and I'm doubting Vox has a Harbor (or any other civ for that matter).
But I agree about underestimating Vox: we gain nothing from it.
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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:27
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quote: Originally posted by Dominae
I'm not sure I understand your idea, sleepy. Aeson makes it sound like moving our boats would deny us some potentially useful information concerning Vox's movements. Will the information gathered as a result of your idea be more important than this?
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On vox's moves:
I would bet that the vast majority of their units are already in d'ville, otherwise its a waste, so I dont think we would lose sight of very many units.
GoW has been harbored at their spot for what, 3-4 turns now? vox won't be expecting them to move it, so they won;t know to skip the units past the galley.
We know more or less what Vox is doing with their immortals, marching them southward. If we found out that they cut their iron road to build warriors, then we would know that they are building warriors only for the upgrade. Thus, all the units at home would be warriors and very weak.
before, we were just going to cut the iron supply
if what others and myself hypothesized is true, then they have a large group of warriors at home and are waiting to upgrade all at once. WE could dart in with a galley (aided by the lighthouse for faster moves) and cut another piece of the road, thus rendering their previous however many turns of production useless.
does that make sense?
Very speculative, I know 
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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:27
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quote: Originally posted by Aeson
I'm sure we'll do this ASAP regardless of whether they are upgrading or not. It helps us in any case to cut their Iron. |
Of course, but if the road is already cut, then we know that they have only been masssing warriors for the last however many turns, I find that info to be interesting at the very least, don't you?
Sure we would cut the iron, but if we found this out, then we should move the galleys there non stop with 2 units now, which Im not sure we were doing.
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Dominae
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quote: Originally posted by notyoueither
Only the offeror needs the harbour. I am pretty sure. Aside from the fact that harbours are cheap. |
Hm, I'm pretty sure both civs need a Harbor!
Harbors are cheap? Well, for GoW, yes. But for everyone else on Bob (for anyone else in the world, actually), they're an whopping 80 Shields. That's a big investment (especially for Vox, as Aeson just pointed out).
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Dominae
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Theseus' post brings a question to my mind: will Vox assault us until they're routed (i.e. their Immortal force is almost gone), or will they stop at some point and fight for their survival. All this time we've been expecting Vox to come down towards us with most if not all of their Immortals. If they decide to take this more slowly, we're in for a long war, since we're in not position to attack them if they use their forces for defense.
Mind you, it would not have been smart of them to declare a defensive war at this point, but maybe they did not look much further ahead than the first 5 or so turns.
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quote: Originally posted by notyoueither
Any Bobian civ with road contact to GoW and is at peace with them can give Vox Iron, and Horses for that matter. |
That's quite a circuit, on which we can maybe take steps to interfere with.
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quote: Originally posted by asleepathewheel
If they have all there defenses Elipolis, that lighthouse would greatly reduce the galley transit time around the isthmus. |
If they do play this defensively, I doubt very much that we're going to "surprise" them by bringing forces around the isthmus. If they instead commit their Immortals, sailing around the isthmus will not be all that important, since we can expect to have won the war by defeating their Immortal stacks in our lands.
If we had a bunch of Galleys and most of our forces ready right now, I would say the Great Lighthouse could be useful to us. But it is obvious that most of the fighting will be occurring in our lands in the next few turns, if at all.
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