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    In my last game, the Spanish were Democrats, I was Fundy, so they bribed my cities. I got the SoL and switched to Communism. About 30 turns I built nothing else than spies.
    The Spanish had about 20 big cities up to size 25 before.
    After my "Spanish Raid" the had 20 size-1 cities.
    They switched to Fundy - I switched to Demo - my cities built caravans and freights - I bought a whole empire for a little money. It lasted only some turns to bring them up to their former size, cause I let them celebrate - a really BIG party.
    the spy war, that's my thing! I love vet spies!
    There are no silly questions - only silly answers
    <a href="http://www.sethos.gmxhome.de">Strategy Guide</a>

  • #2
    So do we all - especially LaFayette!
    Espionage helps of course ...

    SG[1]
    "Our words are backed by empty wine bottles! - SG(2)
    "One of our Scouse Gits is missing." - -Jrabbit

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    • #3
      My second favorite unit! What a bargain, too, at only 30 shields!

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      • #4
        takes the fun out of the game doesn't it?
        The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits

        Hydey the no-limits man.

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        • #5
          No, it doesnt.
          If you capture a city, a lot of city improvements get lost, but not if you bribe it.
          Those size 1 city were very cheap - but they had already temples, aqueducts, sewer system, market places and so on.
          With Mike's and Bach's and CfC and a lux rate of 40 % it takes only a few turns to bring them up to their former size.
          And the spy war is more "human".
          It's the "Microsoft Strategy":
          If you can't fight an enemy - buy him.
          There are no silly questions - only silly answers
          <a href="http://www.sethos.gmxhome.de">Strategy Guide</a>

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          • #6
            Originally posted by ramses II.

            It's the "Microsoft Strategy":
            If you can't fight an enemy - buy him.
            The Microsoft Strategy" would be to make an inferior city with the same name, THEN buy the city, delete all the Science infrastructure (no researching bug fixes), then run massive food caravan routes to suck the life out of it while making the home empire fat. Then give it a few name upgrades (Zimbabwe v3.2) and jack the price up...

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Elephant


              The Microsoft Strategy" would be to make an inferior city with the same name, THEN buy the city, delete all the Science infrastructure (no researching bug fixes), then run massive food caravan routes to suck the life out of it while making the home empire fat. Then give it a few name upgrades (Zimbabwe v3.2) and jack the price up...
              Cynic

              SG[1]
              "Our words are backed by empty wine bottles! - SG(2)
              "One of our Scouse Gits is missing." - -Jrabbit

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              • #8
                A suggestion: use this strategy at the attached file

                zz_a1911.zip
                post from Rufus T. Firefly 25-10-2001 22:56

                Format ToT.

                from the invasion planet Earth Thread.



                try to bribe 200 enemy cities

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                • #9
                  Cynicism is rarely misplaced, SG1.

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