Re: Not another trade route
I think you build a structured all round civ better. However if i can build mikes, and pyramids...... why not...saves building granarires and cathedrals which dont' really excite me
However i agree that caravans are key to the game. Right after expansion, its caravan pumping time.... and this goes on for quite awhile.
Its not viable to build military units and go to war, not unless you have a tech window....and the easiest way to get that is to have those caravans delivered ASAP
gets a bit repetitive if you ask me.
If you build great wall, the best thing you can do is connect your cities with roads and crank the economy. Double production greatly sppeeds the game up....sometimes too quickly from my opinion.
I wish more games were x1x1 deity just to fully appreciate the true "value" of civ. Then the GW really has some value...back on topic
Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
Markusf and I played a couple of games with no wonders - its okay provided you don't mind building caras all the time.
I tend to agree with the view though that Wonders tend to distract and unbalance games. You can do quite well without them and in the end build a stronger civ.
Markusf and I played a couple of games with no wonders - its okay provided you don't mind building caras all the time.
I tend to agree with the view though that Wonders tend to distract and unbalance games. You can do quite well without them and in the end build a stronger civ.

However i agree that caravans are key to the game. Right after expansion, its caravan pumping time.... and this goes on for quite awhile.
Its not viable to build military units and go to war, not unless you have a tech window....and the easiest way to get that is to have those caravans delivered ASAP

If you build great wall, the best thing you can do is connect your cities with roads and crank the economy. Double production greatly sppeeds the game up....sometimes too quickly from my opinion.
I wish more games were x1x1 deity just to fully appreciate the true "value" of civ. Then the GW really has some value...back on topic

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