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It can be found in the usual area.
www.kendter.com/epic19-1.htm
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Hmm....report seems to be down right now.
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Lee,
Nice writeup, but the screenshots all have the left edges cut off. It's not a huge deal, but we can't see the depths of crashed economy you managed to get yourself into  .
When exactly did you decide to go culture? With your relentless focus on expansion I thought you were going domination, then space as it became clear you weren't declaring on Asoka.
Finally, how the heck did Louie get a settler all the way near the Aztec lands? Do you have a pic of when that city was founded? Rough with the colony DOW error.
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sunrise089 Wrote:Hmm....report seems to be down right now. It is back up. First time my webhost ever had problems. Of course it was on reporting day 
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timmy827 Wrote:Nice write up, but the screenshots all have the left edges cut off. Something had to give to keep the pictures below 800.
timmy827 Wrote:When exactly did you decide to go culture? The decision wasn't made until late. I can't recall the exact time, but it wasn't decided until well into the AD time frame. The decision was made on the fastest way to finish in real time. Space required a lot more turns, and more empire management. With all cities on wealth after the slider went up I could stop reviewing city status. I was able to pretty much just click through the last block of turns.
timmy827 Wrote:Finally, how the heck did Louie get a settler all the way near the Aztec lands? I'm not sure which city you are talking about. I had India shove two cities in the middle of my empire, but I don't recall a French city.
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Hi,
LKendter Wrote:Something had to give to keep the pictures below 800. I really appreciate the intent, as I don't like having to scroll to see the pictures. However, better than cropping them all the same way and thus removing potentially interesting information, maybe resizing would be a better option. Irfanview, for example, can do this pretty well (use the slowest, but best resize filter).
-Kylearan
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LKendter Wrote:I'm not sure which city you are talking about. I had India shove two cities in the middle of my empire, but I don't recall a French city.
My mistake. In your report, after the colony creation you said something like "Tenochtitlan is x% American"; I didn't realize that the colony bug does this too. I thought that a French city was putting cultural pressure on Teno, and some blue water on the minimap looked like an American border to me 
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Kylearan Wrote:Hi,
I really appreciate the intent, as I don't like having to scroll to see the pictures. However, better than cropping them all the same way and thus removing potentially interesting information, maybe resizing would be a better option. Irfanview, for example, can do this pretty well (use the slowest, but best resize filter).
-Kylearan Perhaps I'm simply trying to alter the resolution too much, but I use Irfanview to resize my SG screenshots from 1920x1200 to 960x600, which I assume would work well. Unless I've missed a setting for better quality, I'm happy with the ease-of-use and no-cost of Irfanview, but the screenshots often have details that are hard to make out.
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You popped a lot of great people, far more than I did. I had only three by 1250 AD, and scrambled all-out to get three more for a third Golden Age by 1500 AD. Were those concentrated in the National Epic city, or did you have a lot of cities running specialists instead of cottages?
The Monty rush was interesting - I probably would have done the same thing with an ultra-early Iron Working - but it didn't seem to catch you up by 10 AD. When did you get to Pottery and start cottaging? I had at least fifteen each villages and hamlets by 10 AD.
On the topic of screenshots, I think 1024 pixels wide is fine. You have to have 1024x768 resolution to play Civ 4 in the first place anyway. That said, smaller shots with pertinent information are always welcome. I usually paste the image twice into Paint Shop Pro, crop one of them to the area I want, then select and copy important info areas (economy, date, scores, map) from the full size image into the cropped image.
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