Babylonian Sucession Game - Join & Play or Just Read

[Jonny]

Here's another attempt by me to start a new succession game. I think I'll let 4-6 people play, but absolutely no more than 8.

We'll play the Babylonians.

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World Size
Total Number of Civs
Barbarian Level
Land Mass & Water Coverage
Climate
Age
Temperature
Game Level

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[Journier]

gasp gurgle.... religious civ FINALLY

alright

standard world size
probably 10 civ's
2nd barbarian level "or higher"
like probably large land mass little water...

medium climate
5 million

medium temperature

monarch or higher

[Rotten999]

Why not?

Default settings.

Monarch or higher? Monarch would be fine, I suppose. Turning the game into a bitter uphill battle might make it less fun, at least for pitiful "Regent" sissies like me.

[civman2000]

just read ...I'm busy enough running the story contest and in the civver succession game...

ps: are succession games becoming a fad or something...everyone seems to be starting one! (on the other hand the civver one will end soon and i'm not sure about the french one, it might be near the end too)

[civman2000]

Originally posted by Rotten999
pitiful "Regent" sissies

No such thing, regent is the best level to play at if you don't want it to be too hard IMHO.

[Jonny]

Good, we've got three people. It looks like we're going to play on Monarch.

Originally posted by civman2000
ps: are succession games becoming a fad or something...everyone seems to be starting one! (on the other hand the civver one will end soon and i'm not sure about the french one, it might be near the end too)

[brag] Of course everyone is starting one. I created the original Civ3 Sucession Game! (See my sig?) [/brag]

[Journier]

succession games have been big since civ 2 :/

they are just more important in civ 3 since there isnt any multiplayer and doubt there will be any for another 4 months atliest

[Jonny]

I say that we go ahead and get started, if everyone is ready.

But it's still not too late to join! However, if you join after we start, you will (obviously) not be able to give your prefrences for game settings.

[Rotten999]

Sure, I'm ready.

I'd expect the slots to fill as we get something going and the other games wind down.

Should our goal be cultural victory? We've got the best civ. for it.

[Journier]

i hope we dont get more then 8 people...

6 is a good number :/

[Jonny]

OK, we'll start.

The order of play is:
1. Jonny
2. Journier
3. Rotten999

The settings are going to be what Journier said, but only 8 civs. I don't know how to get more than 8 on a standard map.

A couple of important things:

• You get 20 turns per round!
• When you're done with your turn, post it here! It must be in .zip format or it won't fit!
• You must have 1.17 and a zip/unzip program!

I'll post my turn ASAP!

[Jonny]

Hammurabi stood on the bank of the river, in front of his people. After years of a nomadic life, he decided it was time to settle down.

"My People," he announced, "this is where we shall settle."

And in that year, 4000 BC, the city of Babylon was built. It was on a river - Now named The River of Babel - and on a coast. It was surrounded by grasslands, with jungles - with gems - a little while away. A unit of Babylon workers started improving the land around Babylon. (I put him on automatic.)

Babylon's people began banding together a warrior unit and scientists began working on a Warrior Code. (I increased the science rate to 90% here.)

Everything was good.

In 3750, the 1st Warrior unit was built, and sent to explore.

Life was still good.

In 3500, the 2nd Warrior unit was built, and was assigned to protect Babylon. Babylon begins working on a settler.

Life, of course, still happy. The warrior was still exploring and finding more jungle, but finding some gems too!

In 3000, the settler was built. The scientists discovered Warrior code, and began work on Masonry.

Oh, BTW, I think I forgot to assign Babylon a new build order. We should probably build a Spearman.

[dnassman]

I have one requests on behalf of the people following this thread. Like a lot of SG's out there the problem, for people who are trying to follow the game and not play, is that we have no idea of what the map looks like or what is going on. We don't want to have to download the zip file and in my case have to take it home and look at it, we want to see the map at the end of your turn paste at the end of your post. It will be much easier to follow for readers otherwise I find it very hard to folow a game that I can't see what is going on.

Hopefully this plea will be heard.

[Journier]

ill play turn either tonight or... tommorow evening

[Jonny]

Originally posted by dnassman
I have one requests on behalf of the people following this thread. Like a lot of SG's out there the problem, for people who are trying to follow the game and not play, is that we have no idea of what the map looks like or what is going on. We don't want to have to download the zip file and in my case have to take it home and look at it, we want to see the map at the end of your turn paste at the end of your post. It will be much easier to follow for readers otherwise I find it very hard to folow a game that I can't see what is going on.

Hopefully this plea will be heard.

I can do that.

Here's our starting continent (what we've explored of it):