Turn 184
Oh look, an armada.
An armada and 20 hitters.
Lewwyn has 40 units here. I'm sure that everyone is worried. Anticlimax.
This is just not going to happen, and if the galleons remain in place, I have the privateers to start wrecking everything. Obvious plan is to withdraw and we all sit around bitching because we still have to log in and play turns.
I could carry om planning to attack OH again, but what's the point? I can't do it quickly enough to matter, and I open myself up to attack from superjm. It wouldn't work, but it's still something I have to guard against, and that means more units, which means higher costs and fewer research builds. Once I reach naval supremacy through numbers (or OH does) then it's just the number of turns to win. But it's too long, and we both take each other out of the game.
Keeping an eye on the stack.
...really? 4 galleys? C'mon. Do we need more? I've moved EP over to superjm because his tech position is hilarious, and I want to see just how far behind his tech is in naval terms. I'm going to move privateers under frigates into superjms land and start killing all his boats if this carries on. It feels like overkill but why does he have a stack of galleys sitting in a city next to me? It makes no sense unless he is planning to attack. So launching a rad to raze his coastal cities (which I can do from out of the fog, but he would have a turns notice if he just moved privateers two tiles out from his cities) is not unreasonable if his move is considered to be aggressive despite it helping Gav, and consolidates his win. But that's why the game is starting to become a little farcical.
Oh look, an armada.
An armada and 20 hitters.
Lewwyn has 40 units here. I'm sure that everyone is worried. Anticlimax.
This is just not going to happen, and if the galleons remain in place, I have the privateers to start wrecking everything. Obvious plan is to withdraw and we all sit around bitching because we still have to log in and play turns.
I could carry om planning to attack OH again, but what's the point? I can't do it quickly enough to matter, and I open myself up to attack from superjm. It wouldn't work, but it's still something I have to guard against, and that means more units, which means higher costs and fewer research builds. Once I reach naval supremacy through numbers (or OH does) then it's just the number of turns to win. But it's too long, and we both take each other out of the game.
Keeping an eye on the stack.
...really? 4 galleys? C'mon. Do we need more? I've moved EP over to superjm because his tech position is hilarious, and I want to see just how far behind his tech is in naval terms. I'm going to move privateers under frigates into superjms land and start killing all his boats if this carries on. It feels like overkill but why does he have a stack of galleys sitting in a city next to me? It makes no sense unless he is planning to attack. So launching a rad to raze his coastal cities (which I can do from out of the fog, but he would have a turns notice if he just moved privateers two tiles out from his cities) is not unreasonable if his move is considered to be aggressive despite it helping Gav, and consolidates his win. But that's why the game is starting to become a little farcical.