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  • Non-challenge game - Troll vs. Bird

    A game where I am going to teach Troll every dirty trick I know of.

    Who knows, I might learn something too .

    The players ARE indeed allowed to open every turn to see and comment any moves made by the other player.

    Standard challenge settings except mapsize, difficulty and ruins (Troll better learn this too). We have not yet discussed about wonders.

    Map size: Gigantic -- Randomized
    Difficulty: Deity
    Barbarians: Ruins Only
    Ruins: Allowed
    Wonders: Wonders Allowed or not?????
    Earth World
    Bloodlust Off
    Pollution On
    Number of Civilizations: 4
    (2 Human Players, 2 Computer Players)
    Map:
    Wet/Dry 50%
    Warm/Cold 50%
    Ocean/Land 50%
    Island/Continent 50%
    Uniform/Diverse 50%
    Few/Many Goods 50%
    One Settler (default)
    100 Gold (default)

    Turn 0 to Troll.
    First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.

    Gandhi

  • #2
    Ok

    I now see the setting...

    Ok what do i need to learn about ruins?


    so its off to the races!

    ok looking forward turn 1 sent to you Max

    In the meantime..I learn my new Hyung.....


    Peace

    Grandpa Troll
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    Hi, I'm RAH and I'm a Benaholic.-rah

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Troll
      Ok

      I now see the setting...

      Ok what do i need to learn about ruins?
      Primary:
      Don't hesitate to investigate them UNTIL turn 19 - worst thing you can find is a "long nose".

      From turn 20 and to turn 350, you might release babarians from ruins, so be very careful before you go in. Those babarian(s) will surely go for one of your nearest cities, so be sure to have a fortified defender there.

      Secondly:
      Lonely wandering babarian warriors/phalanx should be considered as possible workers. Make some slavers and place them in cities, where a babarian attack is most likely. Let the babarians come to you, do not go hunting unless you have an army with nothing better to do.
      Last edited by TheBirdMan; December 15, 2003, 01:17.
      First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.

      Gandhi

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      • #4
        Originally posted by TheBirdMan


        Primary:
        Don't hesitate to investigate them UNTIL turn 19 - worst thing you can find is a "long nose".

        From turn 20 and to turn 350, you might release babarians from ruins, so be very careful before you go in. Those babarian(s) will surely go for one of your nearest cities, so be sure to have a fortified defender there.

        Secondly:
        Lonely wandering babarian warriors/phalanx should be considered as possible workers. Make some slavers and place them in cities, where a babarian attack is most likely. Let the babarians come to you, do not go hunting unless you have an army with nothing better to do.


        Dont attack angry barbarians..understood!

        Peace

        Grandpa Troll
        Attached Files
        Hi, I'm RAH and I'm a Benaholic.-rah

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        • #5
          He looks like Uncle Hans.....

          Else, nothing special to do the next few turns.
          First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.

          Gandhi

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