Turn 313
So I heard there's a war you'd like to hear about. Here it is:
Er, what? That wasn't the one. No idea what's going on here, but hey, BGN just trashed their trade routes, so REM will take an income hit. Yay? No cities changed hands, and I didn't see any war weariness either.
The main event. Dreylin captured this puzzlingly settled island city (330 hammers for
that?). I'm guessing he's going to absolutely load the city up with rebased airships and chip Donovan to death with them.
Honestly, I'm pretty concerned that Donovan may not last long enough. We'll see. The good news is that this time we should be able to back up any poaching we do. We'll have a real army this time unlike our cardboard cutout defense last time around. You know, if Donovan lasts that long anyway.
If not, this is a pretty big bummer for us. I was really hoping Dreylin and REM would go fight over BGN's corpse while we cleaned up Donovan, but I guess not. Donovan does have Infantry, but he hasn't built many of them as far as I can tell from the graphs. He doesn't have nearly enough to survive the Khmer horde I'm afraid.
The good news of the turn! Those 800h combined with overflow + base production was enough to polish off the remaining 200 hammers and land this wonder. It's nice to have, but it'll be even better if we can unlock West Point.
Settled a new city this turn. It took me several minutes of digging through thread archives to find any suggestions. Since we have two more cities coming up, feel free to suggest away on names even if it's a repeat. Just keep in mind the 15 character limit.
I went ahead and included both the rifle and the infantry here since defending Cotton Gin doesn't feel really necessary. Let me know if there's a good reason I'm missing, and I'll revert it next turn. Realistically our defensive needs in this island region are temporarily lessened now that Dreylin is obviously busy elsewhere.
To answer the infrastructure question. Pretty barren!
Build Research makes it look pretty good.
Friends, Germans, Countrymen, lend me your beakers.