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I'll take a look once I get home, but stuff looks good. So nods from here for your domestic suggestions. I was slightly wondering whether we really want to grow Juniper much at all, but I guess it has some tiles that others can't use and we'll stagnate it at size 4-6. Making Infrared a military pump sounds good, but I think we should only bulldoze (at least at first) the cottages that Troubleshooter and Carrot can't use.
for our event/quest luck and finally getting Printing Press (PP brings us close to 50 base commerce of which 15 in our capital IIRC --> the effect should be almost +100 gpt, well maybe 85 is closer). And sure, let's burn couple further knights and finish Mardoc. Btw, these coastal cities probably need real defenders/a real defender ASAP so that BGN does not get bad ideas. He is surely committed elsewhere for now, but I think it's better that he never gets to think that opportunistic city captures/razes are an option.
Aha.. Thanks Commodore, then our assumption definitely was wrong.
I'll take a look once I get home, but stuff looks good. So nods from here for your domestic suggestions. I was slightly wondering whether we really want to grow Juniper much at all, but I guess it has some tiles that others can't use and we'll stagnate it at size 4-6. Making Infrared a military pump sounds good, but I think we should only bulldoze (at least at first) the cottages that Troubleshooter and Carrot can't use.
for our event/quest luck and finally getting Printing Press (PP brings us close to 50 base commerce of which 15 in our capital IIRC --> the effect should be almost +100 gpt, well maybe 85 is closer). And sure, let's burn couple further knights and finish Mardoc. Btw, these coastal cities probably need real defenders/a real defender ASAP so that BGN does not get bad ideas. He is surely committed elsewhere for now, but I think it's better that he never gets to think that opportunistic city captures/razes are an option.(October 28th, 2014, 13:59)Commodore Wrote: ...
Aha.. Thanks Commodore, then our assumption definitely was wrong.