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Well it looks like we have 2 options, whip quickly for 2 population or build up to 59 Hammers and whip for 1, I favor the first option, we will have sufficient population and will regenerate very rapidly with our Rice/Floodplains workers. We wont be able to work the mine for a bit but it still accelerates us in the longterm. We should take Slavery as soon as the Settler is done and get the Forge whipped the following turn.
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If I understand this correctly (which I'm not at all sure I doOriginally posted by binTravkin
Looking at this I have only one question, why don't we have slavery and are not using this already!?!
) this slavery exploit is only useful if you have a hammer boosting civic or building. So we won't get any additional advantage before we have a forge.
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Yeah, that should be goodWell it looks like we have 2 options, whip quickly for 2 population or build up to 59 Hammers and whip for 1, I favor the first option, we will have sufficient population and will regenerate very rapidly with our Rice/Floodplains workers. We wont be able to work the mine for a bit but it still accelerates us in the longterm. We should take Slavery as soon as the Settler is done and get the Forge whipped the following turn.
I doubt we will be able to save 10 turns but we can certainly whip forge and Colossus, for which we have production bonuses.
You're right, I didn't really think about requirement of positive build factor at first.If I understand this correctly (which I'm not at all sure I do ) this slavery exploit is only useful if you have a hammer boosting civic or building. So we won't get any additional advantage before we have a forge.
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