Okay, after I tried but failed to logged in, Asterix logged out so thankfully I can log in. 
I didn't move or change anything deferring things up to you. I also forgot to check event log or civics, so could you check on those? I'm wondering if Yuufo ever switched back to Representation.
Just to clarify, next turn is our plan to research 100% and get Polytheism, followed by Monotheism, Priesthood, then Monarchy? Do we want a double OR/HR revolt?
It was pretty nice to log in and see our cities be quite large (relatively) due to the extra happiness. We do need more badly, and hopefully if Rome attacks elsewhere, we can use the military we've been making to stash into cities for that purpose.
Some comments:
1. We still need more cottages (especially by Stanford and Princeton, so hopefully workers are on it).
2. We can afford a 13th city soon, but we may want to see what Rome does? If we attack Rome, we might consider the 13th city to claim a second silver (i.e. south of Illinois) and then use that city for marble, and possibly chop a wonder. Otherwise, I'd like to place another city east of Princeton.
3. Where should the Hindu missionary go? Stanford, MIT, and CM are the only reasonable options to me. Which city needs the happiness boost the most?
4. When will Berkeley be back to working Scientists? And CM, for that matter?
5. I think we just need a few more workers (2/3 more?) and we might be set for the rest of the game.
6. I would be interested in seeing the scouting region on this area:
We also got a message from Asterix:
Just curious as to how they knew our diplo was like that. Anyway, I would be interested in this deal but I really hope we can seek other forms of happiness.
For what it's worth, I generally agree with all the worker moves and improvements you've done. Caltech on a lighthouse seems a bit silly, but I guess if we're always working that lake we'd want that, but it raises the question as to whether we could have founded a better city.
I didn't move or change anything deferring things up to you. I also forgot to check event log or civics, so could you check on those? I'm wondering if Yuufo ever switched back to Representation.Just to clarify, next turn is our plan to research 100% and get Polytheism, followed by Monotheism, Priesthood, then Monarchy? Do we want a double OR/HR revolt?
It was pretty nice to log in and see our cities be quite large (relatively) due to the extra happiness. We do need more badly, and hopefully if Rome attacks elsewhere, we can use the military we've been making to stash into cities for that purpose.
Some comments:
1. We still need more cottages (especially by Stanford and Princeton, so hopefully workers are on it).
2. We can afford a 13th city soon, but we may want to see what Rome does? If we attack Rome, we might consider the 13th city to claim a second silver (i.e. south of Illinois) and then use that city for marble, and possibly chop a wonder. Otherwise, I'd like to place another city east of Princeton.
3. Where should the Hindu missionary go? Stanford, MIT, and CM are the only reasonable options to me. Which city needs the happiness boost the most?
4. When will Berkeley be back to working Scientists? And CM, for that matter?
5. I think we just need a few more workers (2/3 more?) and we might be set for the rest of the game.
6. I would be interested in seeing the scouting region on this area:
![[Image: Civ4ScreenShot0419_zpsedfad456.jpg]](http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag43/DanielRealmsBeyond/RB%20Pitboss%2014/Civ4ScreenShot0419_zpsedfad456.jpg)
We also got a message from Asterix:
Quote:Do you want to trade Stone for Spices starting from turn T114 (when your trade with Suttocrats expires)?
Just curious as to how they knew our diplo was like that. Anyway, I would be interested in this deal but I really hope we can seek other forms of happiness.
For what it's worth, I generally agree with all the worker moves and improvements you've done. Caltech on a lighthouse seems a bit silly, but I guess if we're always working that lake we'd want that, but it raises the question as to whether we could have founded a better city.