We currently have contact with 12 of the 23 other civs out there.
Techs we know: Bronze Working, Masonry, Alphabet, Pottery, The Wheel, Warrior Code, Ceremonial Burial, Horseback Riding, Iron Working, Mysticism, Writing, Mathematics, Polytheism
Other techs that we know someone's discovered: Map Making, Philosophy, Code of Laws
Our treasury: 50 gold
Civs with workers available this turn: None
Civs that need Mathematics: Babylon
Civs that need Map Making: Ottomans, Iroquois, Babylon, Japan, Spain, England
Civs that need Philosophy: Iroquois, Celts, Babylon, Japan, Spain, England
Civs that Need Code of Laws: Ottomans, Iroquois, Celts, Germany, Babylon, Japan, Spain, England
Our war against the Ottomans is proceeding well, though some AIs continue to leap ahead while we bash heads: Korea has become another superpower in the diplomacy arena; it has all the known techs and gold to spare. This happened at the same time that Code of Laws appeared on the scene, so they were likely the first to discover that tech, and were able to sell it for major profit.
The Ottomans' ego has finally deflated enough to admit defeat, and they are now willing to negotiate the terms of their surrender. CiverDan has analyzed our peace treaty options; here are the best deals he saw:
Philosophy+Sinop+Antalya OR Konya
Sinop+Konya+Antalyn+Adana OR Bursa
Sinop+Aydin+Antalya OR Konya
As FAM, I'd really like to get our hands on Philosophy (we could then trade it to the Celts for Map Making, putting us only one tech behind again), but if we sign peace this turn, that means forfeitting Aydin. (If we do negotiate peace, I'd go for Phil+Sinop+Konya; Antalya is west of Ankara and would probably just culture flip back to the Ottos. Also, Konya is not on our map, so we'd get some map info out of it at the very least.) However, in addition to philosophy+a few cities or 4 cities, we have the option of continuing the war and trying to take Aydin by force. I'd advocate that approach, but that's partly because I don't have to worry about how to carry all that it (and also partly because I think we'd get one great peace deal if we did take Aydin); it would also run the risk of giving the Celts a few more turns to get Philosophy from another source. Please discuss this; it's an important choice. But don't you want to give our swords a little action?
Also, kudos to whoever thought to rename Edrine. It's really funny to read "Ankara is the biggest threat to OPD's Lunch".
Details on individual civs:
Ottomans
Attitude: Furious (He he )
Deals: None
Connected Resources (iron connectivity can no longer be seen, now that we have a source): Horses (1), Furs (1)
Gold: 2
Techs (That we don't know): Philosophy
Needed Techs (that we know): None
Iroquois
Attitude: Annoyed
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Furs (3)
Gold: 12
Techs: None
Needed Techs: None
Zulus
Attitude: Polite
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Horses (1), Silks (1)
Gold: 136
Techs: Map Making, Philosophy, Code of Laws
Needed Techs: None
Persia
Attitude: Annoyed
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Dyes (1)
Gold: 50
Techs: Map Making, Philosophy, Code of Laws
Needed Techs: None
Celts
Attitude: Polite
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Dyes (2)
Gold: 77
Techs: Map Making
Needed Techs: None
Germany
Attitude: Annoyed
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Horses (1)
Gold: 16
Techs: Map Making, Philosophy
Needed Techs: None
Babylon
Attitude: Annoyed
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Dyes (2)
Gold: 0
Techs: None
Needed Techs: Mathematics
Egypt
Attitude: Polite
Deals: They give nothing, we give 14 gpt (10)
Connected Resources: Horses (1)
Gold: 24
Techs: Map Making, Philosophy, Code of Laws
Needed Techs: None
Japan
Attitude: Annoyed
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Horses (1)
Gold: 4
Techs: None
Needed Techs: None
Spain
Attitude: Cautious
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Incense (1)
Gold: 13
Techs: None
Needed Techs: None
Korea
Attitude: Cautious
Deals: None
Connected Resources: None
Gold: 125
Techs: Map Making, Philosophy, Code of Laws
Needed Techs: None
England
Attitude: Cautious
Deals: None
Connected Resources: None
Gold: 4
Techs: None
Needed Techs: None
Techs we know: Bronze Working, Masonry, Alphabet, Pottery, The Wheel, Warrior Code, Ceremonial Burial, Horseback Riding, Iron Working, Mysticism, Writing, Mathematics, Polytheism
Other techs that we know someone's discovered: Map Making, Philosophy, Code of Laws
Our treasury: 50 gold
Civs with workers available this turn: None
Civs that need Mathematics: Babylon
Civs that need Map Making: Ottomans, Iroquois, Babylon, Japan, Spain, England
Civs that need Philosophy: Iroquois, Celts, Babylon, Japan, Spain, England
Civs that Need Code of Laws: Ottomans, Iroquois, Celts, Germany, Babylon, Japan, Spain, England
Our war against the Ottomans is proceeding well, though some AIs continue to leap ahead while we bash heads: Korea has become another superpower in the diplomacy arena; it has all the known techs and gold to spare. This happened at the same time that Code of Laws appeared on the scene, so they were likely the first to discover that tech, and were able to sell it for major profit.
The Ottomans' ego has finally deflated enough to admit defeat, and they are now willing to negotiate the terms of their surrender. CiverDan has analyzed our peace treaty options; here are the best deals he saw:
Philosophy+Sinop+Antalya OR Konya
Sinop+Konya+Antalyn+Adana OR Bursa
Sinop+Aydin+Antalya OR Konya
As FAM, I'd really like to get our hands on Philosophy (we could then trade it to the Celts for Map Making, putting us only one tech behind again), but if we sign peace this turn, that means forfeitting Aydin. (If we do negotiate peace, I'd go for Phil+Sinop+Konya; Antalya is west of Ankara and would probably just culture flip back to the Ottos. Also, Konya is not on our map, so we'd get some map info out of it at the very least.) However, in addition to philosophy+a few cities or 4 cities, we have the option of continuing the war and trying to take Aydin by force. I'd advocate that approach, but that's partly because I don't have to worry about how to carry all that it (and also partly because I think we'd get one great peace deal if we did take Aydin); it would also run the risk of giving the Celts a few more turns to get Philosophy from another source. Please discuss this; it's an important choice. But don't you want to give our swords a little action?
Also, kudos to whoever thought to rename Edrine. It's really funny to read "Ankara is the biggest threat to OPD's Lunch".
Details on individual civs:
Ottomans
Attitude: Furious (He he )
Deals: None
Connected Resources (iron connectivity can no longer be seen, now that we have a source): Horses (1), Furs (1)
Gold: 2
Techs (That we don't know): Philosophy
Needed Techs (that we know): None
Iroquois
Attitude: Annoyed
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Furs (3)
Gold: 12
Techs: None
Needed Techs: None
Zulus
Attitude: Polite
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Horses (1), Silks (1)
Gold: 136
Techs: Map Making, Philosophy, Code of Laws
Needed Techs: None
Persia
Attitude: Annoyed
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Dyes (1)
Gold: 50
Techs: Map Making, Philosophy, Code of Laws
Needed Techs: None
Celts
Attitude: Polite
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Dyes (2)
Gold: 77
Techs: Map Making
Needed Techs: None
Germany
Attitude: Annoyed
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Horses (1)
Gold: 16
Techs: Map Making, Philosophy
Needed Techs: None
Babylon
Attitude: Annoyed
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Dyes (2)
Gold: 0
Techs: None
Needed Techs: Mathematics
Egypt
Attitude: Polite
Deals: They give nothing, we give 14 gpt (10)
Connected Resources: Horses (1)
Gold: 24
Techs: Map Making, Philosophy, Code of Laws
Needed Techs: None
Japan
Attitude: Annoyed
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Horses (1)
Gold: 4
Techs: None
Needed Techs: None
Spain
Attitude: Cautious
Deals: None
Connected Resources: Incense (1)
Gold: 13
Techs: None
Needed Techs: None
Korea
Attitude: Cautious
Deals: None
Connected Resources: None
Gold: 125
Techs: Map Making, Philosophy, Code of Laws
Needed Techs: None
England
Attitude: Cautious
Deals: None
Connected Resources: None
Gold: 4
Techs: None
Needed Techs: None
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