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  • #61
    The Fortress of Rhondda

    Center of the Storm, 1200 BC
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    "...your Caravel has killed a Spanish Man-o-War."

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    • #62
      North Maya (suggested names welcome) 1200bc
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      • #63
        We've come up in the world...
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        • #64
          But let's not get *too* cocky...

          ...besides, who ELSE would have a higher military rank than we would??
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          • #65
            just a note to let you all know that i won't be able to do my turn if it comes around. I'm away from 10/8 to 22/8, so will have to pass to the next guy. Sorry(well not that sorry - sun and sand are a nice thing ). And good luck with the MP.Oh and the GoodMod tourney too!!
            Jeez! It's busy round here!
            'The very basis of the liberal idea – the belief of individual freedom is what causes the chaos' - William Kristol, son of the founder of neo-conservitivism, talking about neo-con ideology and its agenda for you.info here. prove me wrong.

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            • #66
              Hey guys,
              I'm currently having the worst ISP problems I've ever had. I've called my ISP helpdesk a dozen times and they keep saying my cables or my PCs are broken while I keep telling them 5 sets of cables and 2 PCs can't all break down at exactly the same time, especially not since they work fine when I test them. So we're kind of in a deadlock there; I can only hope the problem will be resolved before Christmas...

              Anyway, this combined with the fact that my exams start tomorrow (and because of that I don't work or go to uni or some other place where they might have Internet) means that I have pretty much zero time or means to access Apolyton. However, I did receive a savegame from Hermann for Succession Game V just before my connection went down (yes, that was almost a week ago), which also reminded me I still had a game open for Succession Game VI Anyway, in between studying I managed to finish both games and I'm borrowing the neighbour's PC for a few minutes so I'm attaching the savegames here (no Internet, no email...). No elaborate stories this time, the above should explain why not

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              1200 BC
              reformed Cork to remove Celtic Faith
              created lots of farms and pastures around Cotz and Tonina and also some around Hextantin and Tikal
              changed several build queues to ranged units, particularly the ones with Pezheterois (I don't like government-specific units)
              attacked Mongol Hypapists outside Bokhara with Chichen Fingers

              1190 BC
              attacked Mongol Archer between Bokhara and Hextantin/Rhonndha with Chichen Fingers
              army in Celtic territory, (re?)named Jaguar Warriors, attacks Celtic Hypaspists
              riots in 3 Celtic cities, entertainers put to work throughout empire
              pasture built near Rhymney
              Hypaspists in Rhonndha built, now Mounted Archer

              1180 BC
              cease fire from Apolyton > accepted
              more riots in Celtic cities, more entertainers used
              100 Gold given to Apolyton & Byzantine
              started Granary in Rhymney, after completing Hypaspits
              Javalin Cavarly done in Hextapulis, now building Mounted Archer
              pasture created near Cork

              1170 BC
              exchanged maps with Apolyton, reveiled a lot of terrain in Nubia
              Mounted Archer finished in Tintagel, now building Chariot
              Barbarian Mounted Archer spotted outside Tikal, destroyed by nearby army
              Inca founded city just outside Huari, Huari Army moving in for the kill
              took Armargh, the revolted former-Celtic city, whose inhabitants called themselves Macedonians. Macedonians defeated, 3 Maya Warriors of the Jaguar Warriors army killed. City starts building Hypaspits
              recon shows Caerphilly is *very* heavily defended, planned attack on town cancelled, armies moving to Kells
              roads constructed to connect Armargh to other Celtic cities

              1160 BC
              Mongols ambush Javalin and, at the cost of a Hoplite, destroy it
              Hypaspits outside Kells attacked by Celtic Mounted Archer, defeats it.
              Armargh reformed (was already converted to Celtic fate before capture)
              Inca city of Pachacamac, near Huari, destroyed. Army of 6 Inca units parked just outside it
              Cork builds Chariot, now building Hypaspits
              Archer built in Huari, now building more Archers
              Latifundias & Farms built near Tikal, Hextantin, Palenque
              Kabah Kabna finished Ziggurat, now building Granary

              1150 BC
              Horse Armor discovered, Oligarchy started (wanted to go for Composite Bow and eventually Siege Weapons but we need more money or we won't be able to upgrade all our Slingers/Archers to Composite Archers; Tribunal Empire is a second long term goal so Oligarchy is needed anyway)
              all Javalin Cavalry units upgraded to Horsemen (total cost: 6500 Gold, about 1000 Gold left in treasury)
              Pacal almost finished Spartan Philosophy: reduced PW to 0, maxed out production, added Aristotle's Lyceum to build queue of Jaina, put Scientist in Jaina to work in the fields (), put 1 Laborer to work to max out production in Jaina
              area between Bokhara, Karakorum, Hextantin and Rhonndha being filled up with size 2 and 3 stacks of Mongol units (11 stack sighted but it remains in the defensive - for now), several units designated to start clearing are now busy mopping up the area: 2 units cleaned up this turn
              Uxmal builds Mounted Archer, starts another
              Celtic units fortified in uninhabitable hill/forest/mountain lands north-west of Carmargh cleaned up by Jaguar Warriors

              1140 BC
              Nubians almost done with Spartan Philosophy as well
              armies in Mongol border area merged into 1 big size 8 army, our units also merging into a large army, with another army from Apolyton border area moving in
              Rhonnda builds Mounted Archer, now building Hypaspits
              Hextantin finishes Archer, building another one
              Cotz builds Archer, now building Horseman
              Toltec builds Mounted Archer, building another one
              Celtic Hoplite approaching Armargh defeated by size 5 army of Jaguar Reserves; army of 8 spotted in the area but another 2 10+ armies of mine moving in, plus size 8 Jaguar Warriors that cleaned up mountains/forest around Armargh
              Gave Byzanines and Apolytoners 100 Gold, proposed Cease-Fire to Incans but is was rejected: we need to prevent war in the Apolyton/Inca border area, we're already stretching our limits in our war against the Celts & Mongols, which has a huge and impossible to defend frontline

              1130 BC
              Pacal completed Spartan Philosophy, Jaina switched to Aristotle's Lyceum without loosing production points; PW/Work Hour/Rations/Wages normalized
              Palengue builds Mounted Archer, now building Horseman
              Tintagel builds Chariot, now building Hypaspits

              1120 BC
              Two stacks attack Kells and take it; total loss: 18 units, many of which are technologically inferior though (explains the high number and also shows it's not that big a loss)
              several Mounted Archers show up in Maya-occupied Gaul; all but one defeated by local defenders and passer-bies (passer-by?)
              Huari & Tikal build Archers, start Horsemen
              Cork builds Hypaspits, builds another one
              Celts accepted a Cease-Fire, we can now strenghten our weakened frontlines and focus our offensive campaigns on the Mongols (and Caerphilly, we need Caerphilly (and Bokhara) to unite the two halfs of our road network - judging from my last recon, it'll take 2.5 high-tech armies)

              1110 BC
              Force 1 Earthquake near Hextantin
              Hypaspits built in Rhonnda, more underway
              Rhymney builds Granary, starts Mounted Archer
              Farm build near Armargh
              last Barbarian unit in Gallia Nostra defeated

              1100 BC
              Hextapulis builds Mounted Archer, starts Horseman
              Celtic stack of 7 approaches Kells (defended by 7); 100 Gold give to Celts to hope they won't violate the Cease-Fire quite yet, we need more time to strenghten our lines
              Barbarian Archer and 2 Mongol stacks (size 7 and 8) spotted in area around Rhonnda, 40 odd Mayan units also in the region and lining up for attacks, on what/who these attacks will be aimed on is up to my successor(s)
              Entertainers throughout empire fired, more Laborers in Chichen
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              • #67
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                • #68
                  ranking
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                  • #69
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                    • #70
                      Well done, Locutus! May your battles with your ISP go as well!

                      <<1150 BC
                      Horse Armor discovered, Oligarchy started (wanted to go for Composite Bow and eventually Siege Weapons but we need more money or we won't be able to upgrade all our Slingers/Archers to Composite Archers; >>

                      Actually, that one is not a problem because Archers don't upgrade to Composite Archers. They both eventually upgrade to Crossbow.

                      That would be "passers-by" -- simple language, English.

                      I rather like pezheteroi because I spend a long time in that particular government, and they're cheap, but of course they *do* eventually go away, and they don't upgrade. I feel the same way about janissaries, and I tend to spend a REALLY long time in Caliphate. Then again, one problem with pezheteroi is that they are primarily a defensive unit...

                      So, with CoT on the beach, who is taking the game next? Hexagonian?
                      "...your Caravel has killed a Spanish Man-o-War."

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                      • #71
                        Originally posted by Hermann the Lombard
                        Well done, Locutus! May your battles with your ISP go as well!
                        Well, they did, sort of... See that other SG thread...

                        Actually, that one is not a problem because Archers don't upgrade to Composite Archers. They both eventually upgrade to Crossbow.
                        D'oh! Are you sure? Or do Slingers upgrade or something? I seem to recal having upgraded things to Composite Archers in the past... Oh well, I guess I was mistaken...

                        That would be "passers-by" -- simple language, English.


                        I rather like pezheteroi because I spend a long time in that particular government, and they're cheap, but of course they *do* eventually go away, and they don't upgrade. I feel the same way about janissaries, and I tend to spend a REALLY long time in Caliphate. Then again, one problem with pezheteroi is that they are primarily a defensive unit...
                        Hmm, I hate government specific units: I never disband any unit unless it's at least 2 ages behind on tech (and even then I only do it with some of them and only in cities where I desperately need production). But of course, opinions differ so it will be interesting to see how many Pezhetrois will be walking around when I get the game back again

                        So, with CoT on the beach, who is taking the game next? Hexagonian?
                        I guess that would be yservel...
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                        • #72
                          Originally posted by Locutus

                          D'oh! Are you sure? Or do Slingers upgrade or something? I seem to recal having upgraded things to Composite Archers in the past... Oh well, I guess I was mistaken...
                          Slingers upgrade to Archer, Archers upgrade to Crossbow...unless we edit...

                          opinions differ so it will be interesting to see how many Pezhetrois will be walking around when I get the game back again
                          Actually, I don't stay *that* long in Republic, so building pezheteroi doesn't make much sense unless a city is under the hammer and needs cheap defense Right Now. Tribunal Empire lasts a while, and Caliphate lasts a LONG while...but what government path do the rest of you want?
                          "...your Caravel has killed a Spanish Man-o-War."

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                          • #73
                            From the mouth of hexagonian...

                            Slingers upgrade to Archers
                            Archers/Composites upgrade to Crossbow.

                            I generally go
                            Dynasty
                            City State
                            Republic
                            Tribunal Empire
                            Caliphate
                            (1.3 version)

                            In 1.32, I tried to make the other governments more viable, but I've been too busy to play and give them a try

                            Someone in our game keeps beelining us to Dictatorship - could be interesting. Praetorians are more durable.

                            BTW, I was using a lot of Janissaries (Caliphate) in my last game - something about not having any Slavemasters left...
                            Yes, let's be optimistic until we have reason to be otherwise...No, let's be pessimistic until we are forced to do otherwise...Maybe, let's be balanced until we are convinced to do otherwise. -- DrSpike, Skanky Burns, Shogun Gunner
                            ...aisdhieort...dticcok...

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                            • #74
                              Originally posted by Locutus
                              I guess that would be yservel...
                              Hmmm... In all my recent PC problems I seem to have lost yservel's email address. Could someone either give me yservel's email address or mail yservel a heads-up that he should check this thread? For all I know he might not visit here as often as some of us do and not have spotted the savegame yet...
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                              • #75
                                I can mail him in a few mins, +if no answer i guess it's my go next then.

                                Ok i got a reply, his computer is playing up so i'm clear to play - one small problem: I really won't be able to do much till Sunday 31st(and it might be later) - if this is too late, or if someone has already started the turn then let me know and i'll forfit this one.
                                Last edited by child of Thor; August 29, 2002, 04:22.
                                'The very basis of the liberal idea – the belief of individual freedom is what causes the chaos' - William Kristol, son of the founder of neo-conservitivism, talking about neo-con ideology and its agenda for you.info here. prove me wrong.

                                Bush's Republican=Neo-con for all intent and purpose. be afraid.

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