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Which one´s the best and why, do you think ?
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1Pyramids! All those granaries make my cities grow faster!100.00%1Temple of Artemis! Vital for claiming land in the beginning to expand the borders, plus makes it possible for cities to grow without civil disorders!0.00%0 -
Pyramids - no doubt. They never loses their effect. If you want expanding borders, build libraries (wich you probably want to do in any circumstances
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With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion.
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Has to be pyramids. Does not become obsolete and free granaries = quick growth and more gold per turn.
Temple of Artemis or its equivalent is really only useful in scenarios where the shorter game length is a factor.Comment
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Pyramids. Never obsolete and useful for every victory condition. I suppose the ToA is also useful for every VC, but it becomes obsolete, & pretty quickly.Comment
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@ blackKat - you gotta love those libraries when playing a scientific civ!
Many times i ve had temples in production and then researched the libraries and just been able to switch, shortening the production time with 1/3.Comment
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the Pyramid is a bit cheaper to build also. I guess you could consider the Temple of A a consolidation prize for missing out on the Pyramid. But the race for the Pyramid is a tough one. If you lose it and dont have any other wonder to build (which you should) you lose out on a lot of shields that could ve been used for settlers or armies.Comment
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Not REAL armies of course, but a whole lot of swordsmen and horsemen, if one would prefer some ancient age warfare.Comment
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