Adventure 45 Results

[T-hawk]

Culture Victory

RefSteel 1560 AD - Statue of Liberty/Eiffel Tower
pocketbeetle 1595 AD - Oxford University/Pyramids
The Reverend Doctor 1790 AD - Cristo Redentor/Hagia Sophia
Jowy 1822 AD - Eiffel Tower/Sistine Chapel
Rowain 1824 AD - Eiffel Tower/Statue of Liberty
Gold Ergo Sum 1901 AD - West Point/Statue of Liberty
T-hawk 1360 AD (sponsor shadow) - Kremlin/Oxford University

Domination Victory

Profane 1876 AD - Cristo Redentor/Great Library
novice 1290 AD (shadow, finished late) - Kremlin/Globe Theatre

Space Victory

darrelljs 1770 AD - Pyramids/Great Library
regoarrarr 1795 AD - Oxford University/Great Library
Coggen 1844 AD - Great Lighthouse/Great Library
Sockboy 1902 AD - Kremlin/Globe Theatre
Morgan 1864 AD (shadow, reported late) - Hagia Sophia/Eiffel Tower

Retired games
Bobchillingworth - retired in modern age - Kremlin/Pyramids
sunrise089 - retired after 1500 AD - Heroic Epic/Globe Theatre
athlete4life10 - retired 1000 AD - Stonehenge/Cristo Redentor
wrapper - retired 1 AD - Oxford University/Heroic Epic

[pling]

I'd thought this adventure might lend itself to graphing the results - finish date against wonder choice. But now I've done it, I'm not sure it shows anything interesting

Figured I'd post it anyway, in case anyone else was interested:



Maybe I should've stuck to doing wonder combinations, not single wonders, but then there really wouldn't be many data points per combination.

(And I really wish I owned BtS, I've been lurking here again since the annoucement of Civ V but I can't play any of the adventures and I'd particularly liked the look of this one and I shan't buy it as I'm saving my game buying budget for the new civ)

[Profane]

Profane 1870 AD - Cristo Redentor/Great Library

Just wanted to correct that I actually won in 1876 AD.

... and apparently you were right that i'd still be in the running for Fastest Domination because everyone else who completed on time went for Space and Culture...