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From a discussion in the General Forum earlier, I got an idea for one of those RBD variants seen at CivFanatics. Here's the basic stuff:
Standard Map
8 Civs
All victory conditions enabled
First player 40 turns, 2nd player 20 turns, 3rd player 15 turns and everyone 10 turns thereafter.
Continents, largest amount of landmass, temperate, normal, 4 billion years old
Regent level difficulty
Now come the ideas that need to be hashed out still:
--Our civ may not be Scientific (we're morons!)
--We may only use Monarchy or Despotism (we don't read well enough to understand advanced concepts like Republic or Communism)
--Research will be at 10% or lower. When our Science Advisor recommends what to research, we take what he says, and let him go his merry way with the little money we give him.
--We can't build libraries, universities, etc. The opposing Civilization that builds the Great Library must be razed from the face of the planet. For the somewhat lesser offenses of Copernicus and Newton's, we only need raze those cities.
--Although unlikely from the setup, we lose if we get a cultural victory
So now if you're interested in this, say so. If you'd like clarification, or have other ideas to suggest to roundout this Moron variant, put them in writing
Roster:
1. Randommushroom
2. Skilord
3. Open
4. Open
Standard Map
8 Civs
All victory conditions enabled
First player 40 turns, 2nd player 20 turns, 3rd player 15 turns and everyone 10 turns thereafter.
Continents, largest amount of landmass, temperate, normal, 4 billion years old
Regent level difficulty
Now come the ideas that need to be hashed out still:
--Our civ may not be Scientific (we're morons!)
--We may only use Monarchy or Despotism (we don't read well enough to understand advanced concepts like Republic or Communism)
--Research will be at 10% or lower. When our Science Advisor recommends what to research, we take what he says, and let him go his merry way with the little money we give him.
--We can't build libraries, universities, etc. The opposing Civilization that builds the Great Library must be razed from the face of the planet. For the somewhat lesser offenses of Copernicus and Newton's, we only need raze those cities.
--Although unlikely from the setup, we lose if we get a cultural victory
So now if you're interested in this, say so. If you'd like clarification, or have other ideas to suggest to roundout this Moron variant, put them in writing
Roster:
1. Randommushroom
2. Skilord
3. Open
4. Open
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