Things to Do During a Boring Endgame

[Immortal Wombat]

1. Attempt to get every tile in every cities radius improved using the optimum improvement available. This becomes more challenging if you are haven't reached the genetic ages yet, and so every now and again you have to start all over again. You may wish to put the farms down last, or your cities will grow while you go round the earth, and you'll need more turns. Attempt to do this in 30 turns. Allow for at least 50k per city. It doesn't count unless you have more than 100 cities.

2. Rush-Buy in every one of your cities all at once! You should have enough gold by now, but it doesn't count unless you have more than 100 cities.

3. Make a queue of Wonders - 5 should be enough if you can time it right... Load the queue into 6 (or more) cities at once in such a way as to get all the wonders to finish on the same turn.
The first city builds one, all the rest reload the queue, reallocate production, and the second city builds one. Then the rest of them reload the queue, reallocate the production, and the third one builds one. Then the rest of them reload the queue etc. etc.
NB: Save your game beforehand, I think it was this that caused my run-out of virtual memory and a CTD.

4. Disable Peter's surrender script, and see how many civilisations you can knock down to one city and no units. Then attempt to cajole them into giving up their last city for some feeble amount of gold.


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[EPW]

[child of Thor]

.....ensure total world peace, by placeing stacks of 12 uber units around all other nations cities(the few you have left them to live in in their technological backwardsness).

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[Immortal Wombat]

Originally posted by child of Thor
.....ensure total world peace, by placeing stacks of 12 uber units around all other nations cities(the few you have left them to live in in their technological backwardsness).

Oh yeah, a friend of mine did that once in Civ2. And then of course they can't harvest resources from those tiles either.

[Maquiladora]

Place a ring of forts around your land all with 12 Fusion Tanks in and pillage all your own roads/rail and build a perfect spiderweb of undersea tunnels and maglevs so it looks pretty

[Solver]

Nothing beats leaving one poor civ with 2-3 cities alive, putting Fusion Tanks all around it, and using your Lawyers and whatever other units you have on em .

[J Bytheway]

... Build sufficient cities and improvements so that all tiles except those in opponent city radii are within your borders (Or slightly easier - don't worry about the sea tiles).

[Immortal Wombat]

Oh, I forgot the best one... Attempt to get a city with the lowest happiness possible without it revolting.

[Maquiladora]

-22 what happens then do they start commiting suicide.

Another you just reminded me of but not necessarily end game, but certainly when you get bored, try winning a game using governers in all your cities from the start and never alter anything like tile imps, specialists or build queues, see how it feels to be the AI.

[Tamerlin]

Originally posted by Maquiladora
...and maglevs so it looks pretty

Certainly one of the most important and entertaining thing I like to do in a CtP2 endgame.

[epeterson]

You guys have WAY too much time on your hands!

[Gazablanca]

Use nukes to kill some of the enemies' units and not cities(quite funny using on longboats,laywers and clerics.......)

[OnePresent]

Through a dominant military and generous diplomacy completely switch all the cities of one civ with those of another.

[Immortal Wombat]

[Thamior]

Originally posted by OnePresent
Through a dominant military and generous diplomacy completely switch all the cities of one civ with those of another.

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Good idea XD