Yes, that's right - attack the tech leaders.
We have high hopes for being the leaders in tech, but unfortunately, it looks as though these hopes will not become a reality until late in the industrial age.
In addition to building additional libraries, universities, marketplaces and banks thus improving our research capabilities we must also damage those of others in order to achieve our goals!!
Our possibilities are many. To put it straight, we need to attack Greece, Germany, England and Rome by any order and minimize their ability to research on their own (but not necessarily annex them, especially in Rome's case).
We can attack Greece, Germany or England (preferably England first, since they're the weakest, it seems) by land using our cavalries and blitz through their territory, taking a lot of river land and reducing their research capabilities by 30% to 40% in just 5 turns.
We can attack Rome by sea (or by land if we sign a RoP with Russia, but that's somewhat risky) and shave off the part of their territory that is adjacent to the Iroquois or Babylonian territory and then gift it to the Iroquois or the Babylonians. That territory will not do much good in our hands due to corruption and waste, but the Iroquois and Babylonians will be able to make good use of it, including holding off the foul Romans.
Discuss!
We have high hopes for being the leaders in tech, but unfortunately, it looks as though these hopes will not become a reality until late in the industrial age.
In addition to building additional libraries, universities, marketplaces and banks thus improving our research capabilities we must also damage those of others in order to achieve our goals!!
Our possibilities are many. To put it straight, we need to attack Greece, Germany, England and Rome by any order and minimize their ability to research on their own (but not necessarily annex them, especially in Rome's case).
We can attack Greece, Germany or England (preferably England first, since they're the weakest, it seems) by land using our cavalries and blitz through their territory, taking a lot of river land and reducing their research capabilities by 30% to 40% in just 5 turns.
We can attack Rome by sea (or by land if we sign a RoP with Russia, but that's somewhat risky) and shave off the part of their territory that is adjacent to the Iroquois or Babylonian territory and then gift it to the Iroquois or the Babylonians. That territory will not do much good in our hands due to corruption and waste, but the Iroquois and Babylonians will be able to make good use of it, including holding off the foul Romans.
Discuss!
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