Turn 223
Mack accepted peace, finished Pentagon and, declare-peaced scooter. We are blockading Ichabod, no blockade gold though, (but maybe we could demand something for peace in couple of turns?):
Domestically there isn't much happening, diplo is a different thing. We once again would like to have OBs, if we don't, in 10 turns we will be alarmed..
As speculated, let's see what comes out of this attack-dtay thing..
If Commodore would come in with force and we have enforced peace with mack during the most crucial turns, this might be an opening for climbing one position in the scoreboard. 24/25 turns is a bit too long time though and many things can go wrong here.
I haven't ended turn, because I can't make up my mind about OR vs Theocracy:
OR brings us ~60 hammers per turn, but costs us around 25 gold per turn. Theocracy would mean ~10 extra promos during the next 5 turns and of course a bunch of units will be born closer to next level (7 XP cavalries being the most typical example). Of those 10 units that reach a promo about half are ships, some 4/6 XP frigates and one caravel (which could be an useful sentry caravel if mack does not open borders) and few 3/5 XP rifles.
I dunno, those hammers are not achieving anything too dramatical, they speed up Ironworks by a turn, which is something and those promos are nice, but not really game-breaking either :P With enforced peace with mack there is no reason to be too worried about losing the ability to switch civics for 5 turns so that's not a big factor here.
Mack accepted peace, finished Pentagon and, declare-peaced scooter. We are blockading Ichabod, no blockade gold though, (but maybe we could demand something for peace in couple of turns?):
Domestically there isn't much happening, diplo is a different thing. We once again would like to have OBs, if we don't, in 10 turns we will be alarmed..
As speculated, let's see what comes out of this attack-dtay thing..
If Commodore would come in with force and we have enforced peace with mack during the most crucial turns, this might be an opening for climbing one position in the scoreboard. 24/25 turns is a bit too long time though and many things can go wrong here.I haven't ended turn, because I can't make up my mind about OR vs Theocracy:
OR brings us ~60 hammers per turn, but costs us around 25 gold per turn. Theocracy would mean ~10 extra promos during the next 5 turns and of course a bunch of units will be born closer to next level (7 XP cavalries being the most typical example). Of those 10 units that reach a promo about half are ships, some 4/6 XP frigates and one caravel (which could be an useful sentry caravel if mack does not open borders) and few 3/5 XP rifles.
I dunno, those hammers are not achieving anything too dramatical, they speed up Ironworks by a turn, which is something and those promos are nice, but not really game-breaking either :P With enforced peace with mack there is no reason to be too worried about losing the ability to switch civics for 5 turns so that's not a big factor here.