Originally posted by vovan
Well, sent again. But you should check out your junk folder, because it seems every time I send and forget to put something in the body of the email, you don't get it.
Heh, I got so used to in-game email thing, it's quite annoying having to send saves by hand again.
Well, sent again. But you should check out your junk folder, because it seems every time I send and forget to put something in the body of the email, you don't get it.

Heh, I got so used to in-game email thing, it's quite annoying having to send saves by hand again.
both were your turns
try again please
Like I said, sleep would be great right about now.
Turn resent, hopefully right one.
That's an unexpected turn of events. What don't they like about American rule?
Whatever it is, I'm sure some troops I sent that way will help resolve the differences. 
(Don't know if AI is capable of that...) The thing is, clearly this time around Greeks and Romans stand no chance against us. And this will slow our progress down, too. So the only ones benefitting are Fred and Hatty. They already had a substantial tech lead, and they stand to gain more ground still here. Fortunately, they still don't have Astronomy or Chemistry, so in the military tech front, we are ahead of them a little bit. One, they can't build a navy, two they can't build grenadiers. I was thinking about giving up chemistry to engage them in our war as well, but then decided against it. I think at this point, the tech lead might be more important for us, after all, once we deal with Romans and Greeks, it appears the only way to slow down the other faction is to show them the fist.
Hey, it's little things like this that add up to the ultimate humiliation of your foe.
The lone catapult abandones the city.
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