(October 27th, 2013, 10:30)TeddyKGB Wrote: Chariot north -- cover the worker, chariot on the worker cover Stanford?
1. Yes, that seems like the best option. I'm not willing to risk < 80% odds on an attack. Also, the border pop at Cornell didn't reveal anything dangerous, right?
2. The marble looks really interesting ... too bad we won't be able to get it.
The good news is that Rome has silver nearby, so they will be getting the happiness resource anyway (unless they were planning on using the snow deer with another city... let's hope not). Also, unfortunately, it seems like 3. If you wouldn't mind, can you update me on the worker plans. Would be interested in knowing what the new worker (our seventh) will be doing. Also, we need more cottages.
4. As for MIT, since we can get another worker quickly in 2t, what do you think of just finishing the worker, then growing to size 5 on an axeman? We can even stop the axemen with 1 turn in production, switcht o a barracks, and then continue the axemen. A barracks might be a useful investment in one city if we need to eventually get a Heroic Epic unit.
5. Do we want to switch Carnegie Mellon to produce an axe, so that we can save on maintenance costs? Any ideas what to do when CM is at size 6?
6. We're in danger of slipping off the top half in score, but fortunately we'll be getting Sailing shortly...
7. IF we decide to try a Hanging Gardens route (not sure if possible, given how early Asterix got Mathematics) then Berkeley might be a candidate since it's already well-developed and has 4 forests.