Togas: I don't think we'll gain much if we lower the price which France will charge for Feudalism. Currently they will sell it to us for 345 gold. After almost two hours of running experiments, using data from the .bic file regarding the cost of techs and careful calculations I have reached the conclusion that France will pay 320 gold, give or take 10 gold, for Monarchy (which we'll get after we execute your plan). So effectively the difference between paying 345 gold to France now and paying, say, 270-250 gold to France in a turn or two would be that we'll save 25 gold.
Now, I'm not sure if 25 gold is really worth all the risk involved but you've already made your mind and there's no point arguing now when the turns are about to be played.
OPD: I don't see why you think the French are stronger than us. Our army was stronger than theirs before we declared war (according to the foreign advisor) and now they're left with 11 towns, most of which are unconnected to iron nor to each other and out of which only 2 have 2 population. Our civ has 16 towns, several barracks and many workers. I don't see how you can regard the French as stronger.
Now, I'm not sure if 25 gold is really worth all the risk involved but you've already made your mind and there's no point arguing now when the turns are about to be played.
OPD: I don't see why you think the French are stronger than us. Our army was stronger than theirs before we declared war (according to the foreign advisor) and now they're left with 11 towns, most of which are unconnected to iron nor to each other and out of which only 2 have 2 population. Our civ has 16 towns, several barracks and many workers. I don't see how you can regard the French as stronger.
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