October 29th, 2013, 15:58
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DO IT. PYFT wars are the most justified of all conflicts.
October 29th, 2013, 20:10
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(October 29th, 2013, 15:58)spacetyrantxenu Wrote: DO IT. PYFT wars are the most justified of all conflicts.
Did I forget to give you brewery recommendations?
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October 29th, 2013, 20:53
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Too much death to Bacchus, not enough death to Commodore.
That being said, I too would be interested in some beserker shenanigans.
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Turn 105
A little paintshop work shows how close we are to circumnavigating:
The boats are way farther north/south of each other than that, but that's how far they are east to west of each other. Hopefully within 5 turns we'll be the proud owner of 4-move galleys.
Notice how close we are to Currency? I did a little computing and found out that we only needed to get to 136 raw beakers. So I hired a scientist at Valiants and had our workers connect Bills to the empire so we'd get the extra commerce next turn:
We can split them up for chopping next turn.
And congratulations to dtay, for taking top spot on the scoreboard. I'm guessing he's also the one who built SoZ; maybe he can be a rival to mackoti long-term. There's always hope...
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October 29th, 2013, 21:21
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(October 29th, 2013, 20:10)pindicator Wrote: (October 29th, 2013, 15:58)spacetyrantxenu Wrote: DO IT. PYFT wars are the most justified of all conflicts.
Did I forget to give you brewery recommendations?
the Pelican pub and brewery near pacific city is all I have, along with the sights recommendations.
October 29th, 2013, 22:17
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There's a lot of great spots worth mentioning, but these are the ones that have stuck with me
Oregon Coast:
+ Ft George in Astoria
+ Pelican in Pacific City
+ Rogue in Newport; they also have a brewpub in Portland
Portland:
+ Deschuttes - huge brewpub in the Pearl. If you're lucky they'll have the Abyss on tap when you visit, but it usually comes closer to Christmas.
+ H.U.B. - Hopworks Urban Brewing
+ Alameda Brewing - This one gets overlooked far too often. It's been around a while and I think people keep trying the new brewpubs and forget how great this one is when they put together their "best-of" lists. Also, the burgers here are solid and the wings are great.
+ Cascade Brewing - Sour Beers!
+ Hair of the Dog Brewing - more like barley wines than beer, most their stuff is over 10% ABV. But so very tasty.
+ Breakside Brewing
Columbia River Gorge:
+ Full Sail in Hood River
+ Double Mountain in Hood River
+ Everybody's Brewing in White Salmon (on the Washington side of the river)
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October 30th, 2013, 10:15
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Wow, what a list! I'd need a week to get all of that in. Xenu, time to play a brewery variant of Pub Golf.
October 30th, 2013, 13:01
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By no means was that an exhaustive list
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October 30th, 2013, 15:27
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Took a look around in-game. I have a proposal for Timbers:
I know we talked about getting a settler out of here since the tiles to grow onto are generally a lot less appealing compared to other spots. How about here when we hit size 3, we whip the archer, overflow into a settler, and chop that forest into the settler. The overflow + chop + 8fhpt should be enough for a 6-8T settler or so. That'll let us continue to go vertical in the cities that have nice tiles to grow onto and the happy to help us afford it. Thoughts?
October 30th, 2013, 20:43
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Turn 106
I like the plan to whip Timbers, scooter. I put a sign for us to whip the city on t108. I almost whipped it this turn, because we'd have enough to grow to size 2 next turn, but it doesn't speed up the settler any and we gain more marble-tile turns by waiting.
Getting closer...
And thank goodness; I'll be ready to start trading maps after we get the prize
We got Currency last turn and our GNP shot up. I think our max last turn was 137; this turn we get max beakers at 167. At break-even teching we're #2 in demo GNP. The plan for now is to build up some cash until that great scientist pops, then settle an academy -- in the capital? or at Tigers? -- and then turn on max tax to burn through to Code of Laws.
In the core we're chopping a settler out at Red Wings, whipping and chopping one at Timbers, and maybe chopping one in Bulldogs? Are we doing 3 settlers or just 2? We have enough spots for 3
Demos:
Commodore tops GNP and Food after landing Hanging Gardens. Good play by him. I mean, Death to him
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