16-10-2003 03:45									#1
	Turn 40 - 2190 B.C. Help yourself to an AD-FREE life

I'm drunk, does that matter?

Launcelot goes 4, along the hill chain. Robin goes 2. Guess what he sees? Ah yes, tundra. Bedevere goes 2, enters jungle, sees lots of water. So does Erek, who went 1.

Both workers finished their roads, will move next turn.

Rearranged laborers in C and CX. CX uses the wheat for 1 turn, C builds settler next turn. CA builds warrior next turn.

Cocktails named "Sex at the beach" are murder.

	16-10-2003 05:47									#2
	Re: Turn 40 - 2190 B.C. Lose 30 kilos (of popups)

quote: Originally posted by Sir Ralph I'm drunk, does that matter?

Well, it can't be any better than playing it when you're about to fall out of your chair because of sleep deprivation.

(Last thread): A town 996 of Camelot would be fine. As for a name, I'd suggest 'Gorge of Eternal Peril,' since, well, it's on a valley between a hill and mountain...

Everything else looks good.

	17-10-2003 05:35									#3
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What do you think of using CX as a worker factory, without a granary? Once the wines are irrigated it can build workers in 4-5 turns. This would free up Camelot to continue building settlers.

	17-10-2003 10:48									#4
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Good question.

CX could only make 5 turn workers, as far as I can see, at least as long as we are in despotism (+4 food). With a granary, we could have 3-turn workers there. OTOH, it will last a while till the granary is ready. But since we can use the workers not only to improve terrain, but also to "inflate" our productive cities, more is always better.