I finally got to play the turn after the server sort got overloaded by my disconnects. China and T3 are pretty much the same. Ottomans and T4 are much the same as well. Have to wait for both of them to play turns to see what happens there. T4
might be able to take a city before we win. Dunno. But they have no chance to reach Istanbul by T191. T3 will get 2 attacks and flail in vain. I wonder how many units we'll be able to kill in the defense.
T1 killed off all the units in front of the city, though my awesome mace guy survived! Yay! I stuck him back in the city with 8 janisary reinforcements. Speaker also bombarded the culture defense to 0%. I got AIed.

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What this does mean is I have currently 36 units in Leeroy and Speaker has 16 units that can kill. I will at the very least be able to hold the city through two attacks (T190 and T191). That means that T1 will not be able to take any more of my cities before our win date. I could have attacked out, but I felt like having Leeroy still standing at the end was more worth it. I attached the GG to an HA and upgraded it to a curi. It'll reach the city next turn. The supercool mace is in the city at present but if he survives next turn I'll send him away so that he survives to the end.
The three cities:
Milkshake:
Has reached enough culture + 4 GAs for legendary. Nothing more to do except pop them for culture.
Istanbul:
Needs to have 11,600 culture + 5 GAs and will reach that end of next turn 190. So it will be ready a turn early.
Beijing:
Needs to have 16,960 + 3 GAs. In two more turns (EOT191) it will go over 17,000. This turn Vincent Van Gogh was born in Beijing, bringin the total to 3 GAs in the city.
All 3 cities have enough GAs now and we're simply waiting 2 more turns for Beijing and Istanbul to reach their final culture quotas.
The only thing that is in any doubt is whether T4 will be able to capture a city on T191.
“The wind went mute and the trees in the forest stood still. It was time for the last tale.”