Oh, the Schadenfreude.
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June 19th, 2013, 21:21
(This post was last modified: June 19th, 2013, 21:23 by NobleHelium.)
I actually thought Kuro was going to win with the worst GLH build ever since nobody else was going for it really, which would have been pathetically bad, now it's just abysmal.
Whipping the wonder on t63 would have meant that he gets it on t63, not on t64.
Civilization IV: 21 (Bismarck of Mali), 29 (Mao Zedong of Babylon), 38 (Isabella of China), 45 (Victoria of Sumeria), PB12 (Darius of Sumeria), 56 (Hammurabi of Sumeria), PB16 (Bismarck of Mali), 78 (Augustus of Byzantium), PB56 (Willem of China)
Hearthstone: ArenaDrafts Profile No longer playing Hearthstone. 
Well, it's important to distinguish between TX and EoTX, especially once you start playing around with PBEM games.
I'm glad Retep won that race. It'd stick in my craw if bad play wasn't punished and good play didn't earn anything. That and his land is rather crappy so he really needs that thing. Plus, every time I see that iceball copper city I start giggling because it's like spotting a clown in the middle of the street trying to be as inconspicuous as possible.
I just assume tX means eotX if it's something that finishes eot. Is that not universal? I guess I may have misunderstood many things I have read in many threads ...
June 19th, 2013, 21:42
(This post was last modified: June 19th, 2013, 21:43 by NobleHelium.)
Yes, I am still trying to convert everyone over to the idea that building something tX means eotX. Most people think of it as building the item tX+1 because that's when the unit is usable/wonder movie comes up/tech window pops up in single player.
Civilization IV: 21 (Bismarck of Mali), 29 (Mao Zedong of Babylon), 38 (Isabella of China), 45 (Victoria of Sumeria), PB12 (Darius of Sumeria), 56 (Hammurabi of Sumeria), PB16 (Bismarck of Mali), 78 (Augustus of Byzantium), PB56 (Willem of China)
Hearthstone: ArenaDrafts Profile No longer playing Hearthstone.
(June 19th, 2013, 21:34)Nicolae Carpathia Wrote: Well, it's important to distinguish between TX and EoTX, especially once you start playing around with PBEM games. Actually I think it's pretty obvious how the game works in a PBEM. You make choices, and then production happens: that's a turn. It's pitbosses that give players confused ideas over when production happens. |
