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  • #31
    Originally posted by Nugog
    What's wrong with that?
    Cuddly is supposed to be our theme.
    He who knows others is wise.
    He who knows himself is enlightened.
    -- Lao Tsu

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    • #32
      Said who?



      I don't know why he saved my life. Maybe in those last moments he loved life more than he ever had before. Not just his life - anybody's life, my life. All he'd wanted were the same answers the rest of us want. Where did I come from? Where am I going? How long have I got? All I could do was sit there and watch him die.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by AdamTG02
        I'm not all that Aggressively-minded, personally. I like the Expansive/Imperialistic idea -- multiply like wabbits! Keep in mind that with a large enough population base, even less-promoted troops should be able to overrun the enemy.

        The Caerbannog point is well-put -- but what was that killer wabbit, our forbear, trying to do? Protect his den, of course! From those nasty trespassing knights with their coconuts and hand grenades! You'd be scared too if you were the size of a wabbit! So maybe we ought to go Protective/Imperialistic (Charlemagne) or Expansive/Protective (Mao).

        But Mao means cat! Sworn enemy of the wabbit. On the other hand, Charlemagne's "French" were the ones to eventually defeat Arthur Pendragon, with the aid of the cops. (Couldn't have been Louis's French -- wrong time period.) So how 'bout those Holy Romans! We can even change the civ name to Caerbannog so that it doesn't sound as dippy as Holy Rome.
        WOW!!! Great lateral thinking Adam!!!

        You have me convinced!!!
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        • #34
          After spending some time poking around and reading what is posted, I figured I'd add my 2 quarters (hey, inflation strikes everything).

          When I think rabbits, I think growth. Vertical, horizontal, military, economic, etc. I feel that would give us a good theme that will also be a winning strategy. I then started looking at traits that will allow us to "grow" the best. Expansive, Organized, Charismatic, and Creative I think play into this the best, especially Expansive and Organized.

          Next I made a list of leaders/civilizations that have these traits.
          Exp/Org - Mehmed/Ottomans
          Exp/Char - Washington/America
          Exp/Cre - Suryavarman/Khmer
          Org/Char - Napoleon/French
          Org/Cre - Zara Yaqob/Ethiopian
          Char/Cre - none

          Of these, I like Mehmed, Washington, and Zara the most. Mehmed offers the Hammam, which fits the growth idea well, and the Janissary, which is a decent UU. Washington's UU and UB plays real late in the game, but I do like the health/happy boost to every city, however. Zara has more early game culture output (Cre + Stele) than any other civ in the game, and the Oromo Warrior is no slouch.

          If it came down to it, I'd pick Mehmed. His traits and UU fits the growth idea extremely well, is a flexible leader, and he isn't a civ that will paint a target on our heads (i.e. Huayna, Darius, or Julius)
          Last edited by Ms_Summer; February 29, 2008, 04:49.

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          • #35
            Stalin!

            I don't know why he saved my life. Maybe in those last moments he loved life more than he ever had before. Not just his life - anybody's life, my life. All he'd wanted were the same answers the rest of us want. Where did I come from? Where am I going? How long have I got? All I could do was sit there and watch him die.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Ms_Summer
              After spending some time poking around and reading what is posted, I figured I'd add my 2 quarters (hey, inflation strikes everything).

              When I think rabbits, I think growth. Vertical, horizontal, military, economic, etc. I feel that would give us a good theme that will also be a winning strategy. I then started looking at traits that will allow us to "grow" the best. Expansive, Organized, Charismatic, and Creative I think play into this the best, especially Expansive and Organized.

              Next I made a list of leaders/civilizations that have these traits.
              Exp/Org - Mehmed/Ottomans
              Exp/Char - Washington/America
              Exp/Cre - Suryavarman/Khmer
              Org/Char - Napoleon/French
              Org/Cre - Zara Yaqob/Ethiopian
              Char/Cre - none

              Of these, I like Mehmed, Washington, and Zara the most. Mehmed offers the Hammam, which fits the growth idea well, and the Janissary, which is a decent UU. Washington's UU and UB plays real late in the game, but I do like the health/happy boost to every city, however. Zara has more early game culture output (Cre + Stele) than any other civ in the game, and the Oromo Warrior is no slouch.

              If it came down to it, I'd pick Mehmed. His traits and UU fits the growth idea extremely well, is a flexible leader, and he isn't a civ that will paint a target on our heads (i.e. Huayna, Darius, or Julius)


              Good thinking - nice arguments.

              I still vote for Stalin.

              I don't know why he saved my life. Maybe in those last moments he loved life more than he ever had before. Not just his life - anybody's life, my life. All he'd wanted were the same answers the rest of us want. Where did I come from? Where am I going? How long have I got? All I could do was sit there and watch him die.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by Nugog




                Good thinking - nice arguments.

                I still vote for Stalin.

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                • #38
                  All right Nugog, you let us play with the Holy Romans, and in return we'll do our utmost to give you the Kremlin.
                  Satisfied?
                  He who knows others is wise.
                  He who knows himself is enlightened.
                  -- Lao Tsu

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