No goody huts for the Inca.

[Nacht]

[rah]

I had a similar start in an MP game. (except the land was worse) It was the first time I had seen one like that, but quite a coincidence, another player in the same game had one like this too. We were able to talk the others into a restart, but they whined about it.

[Ming]

HAHAHAHAHAAHA... at least you had some sea based resources and some production. I had one of those kind of starts with only a single sea resource, and picture a land mass with jungle in all the places you got forests

[wodan11]

That's funny.

Oh, and, you should have moved 1E to found your capitol. You would avoid ocean tiles there.

Wodan

[Tattila the Hun]

Originally posted by wodan11
That's funny.

Oh, and, you should have moved 1E to found your capitol. You would avoid ocean tiles there.

Wodan

Then he'd miss the fish...

[Nacht]

Originally posted by Tattila the Hun


Then he'd miss the fish...

Indeed, and those four ocean tiles only come into play when my city reaches 16, with specialists even later.

Good news is we've found our second city on the 'mainland' right next to corn and copper. We've made contact with the founders of the two early religions, who were apparently able to shout across the water.

And we don't have to fear these barbarians...

[Virdrago]

I've had one of those starts where I placed three cities, then was stopped by a mountain range five across and two deep. At least my main cities weren't ever in danger of being attacked until the Renaissance age - but sending support units to my other cities around the range was a b****.