Turn 29
Top 5 Cities:
![[Image: Ga3cnbP.png]](https://i.imgur.com/Ga3cnbP.png)
Inca being hipsters again. Trying to be Size 12 "before it was cool".
Well I grow on even-numbered turns, thank you very much!
Demographics:
![[Image: 9E86pDy.png]](https://i.imgur.com/9E86pDy.png)
Population still growing fast. It should even speed up soon once I can afford the infrastructure to support larger populations.
Production and Econ are now poking into the triple digits. Technically Production isn't there yet, but, you know. Pretty close.
Don't like being #2, in city count and Production, since it means that there's another monster out there besides me.
Science:
![[Image: murbaBm.png]](https://i.imgur.com/murbaBm.png)
Here's a grand view of the status of Research as it currently stands. I can feel the pull of magnetism as the technology draws near.
The other fun thing about Magnetism is that it gets to feature my artwork! The Bigger ship isn't mine, but the smaller Caravel is.
Plans:
![[Image: 8cBBd5h.png]](https://i.imgur.com/8cBBd5h.png)
I made landfall with the settler last turn. I debated on where to settle, but decided I wanted to secure the north first.
So the settler jumps onto the river for fast movement next turn, while the longboat heads back to the mainland.
Overview:
![[Image: uMRfQu5.png]](https://i.imgur.com/uMRfQu5.png)
And here's the mainland.
Ossenbugge joins the club as the final member of the "Cities on the main island" club.
I technically could have fit a 16th, but it would have made Vectron's Glory less glorious.
VG, as my biggest city, is getting ready to build "Copernicus' Observatory", which is a Small Wonder granted by astronomy that gives +1 science per citizen.
Stacking all your "per citizen" bonuses in the largest city in your empire leads to great synergy. But also great sadness should it get destroyed. Fortunately they'll all be obsolete before that happens.
Mount Vectron and Lubeck are preparing to grow beyond the Aqueduct limit, which they are allowed to do by virtue of their river adjacency. Should I have put Hamborg next to the river too? Perhaps.
Riga will have a Settler ready for the Longboat's return (visible in upper right), and Meideborg and Duorpm will also make settlers. These will have to twiddle their thumbs for a while until I get the shipping capacity to send them out, but a settler isn't useless: It's still technically a worker, and so can do some minor roadwork and irrigation.
City Spotlight:
![[Image: ikaYz7T.png]](https://i.imgur.com/ikaYz7T.png)
Haven't shown a city screen in a while. Here's Vectron's Glory, my bestest city in the whole world.
It is personally responsible for 25% of my total production output, and 20% of my economy.
I hope it will continue to grow and prosper!
And it will. Once it gets the Observatory in here along with a nice Library, it's science output will easily be triple what it is right now.
Exploration:
![[Image: MdYoRog.png]](https://i.imgur.com/MdYoRog.png)
Icelandic exploration has located India, on Island [14], just as our cartography had predicted.
Zoe's Longboat can now return to settler-ferrying duty.
I wonder if Mumbai has a hidden inlet of ocean, or ghamath is just trying to troll us by building one tile from the coast.
Top 5 Cities:
Inca being hipsters again. Trying to be Size 12 "before it was cool".
Well I grow on even-numbered turns, thank you very much!
Demographics:
Population still growing fast. It should even speed up soon once I can afford the infrastructure to support larger populations.
Production and Econ are now poking into the triple digits. Technically Production isn't there yet, but, you know. Pretty close.
Don't like being #2, in city count and Production, since it means that there's another monster out there besides me.
Science:
Here's a grand view of the status of Research as it currently stands. I can feel the pull of magnetism as the technology draws near.
The other fun thing about Magnetism is that it gets to feature my artwork! The Bigger ship isn't mine, but the smaller Caravel is.
Plans:
I made landfall with the settler last turn. I debated on where to settle, but decided I wanted to secure the north first.
So the settler jumps onto the river for fast movement next turn, while the longboat heads back to the mainland.
Overview:
And here's the mainland.
Ossenbugge joins the club as the final member of the "Cities on the main island" club.
I technically could have fit a 16th, but it would have made Vectron's Glory less glorious.
VG, as my biggest city, is getting ready to build "Copernicus' Observatory", which is a Small Wonder granted by astronomy that gives +1 science per citizen.
Stacking all your "per citizen" bonuses in the largest city in your empire leads to great synergy. But also great sadness should it get destroyed. Fortunately they'll all be obsolete before that happens.
Mount Vectron and Lubeck are preparing to grow beyond the Aqueduct limit, which they are allowed to do by virtue of their river adjacency. Should I have put Hamborg next to the river too? Perhaps.
Riga will have a Settler ready for the Longboat's return (visible in upper right), and Meideborg and Duorpm will also make settlers. These will have to twiddle their thumbs for a while until I get the shipping capacity to send them out, but a settler isn't useless: It's still technically a worker, and so can do some minor roadwork and irrigation.
City Spotlight:
Haven't shown a city screen in a while. Here's Vectron's Glory, my bestest city in the whole world.
It is personally responsible for 25% of my total production output, and 20% of my economy.
I hope it will continue to grow and prosper!
And it will. Once it gets the Observatory in here along with a nice Library, it's science output will easily be triple what it is right now.
Exploration:
Icelandic exploration has located India, on Island [14], just as our cartography had predicted.
Zoe's Longboat can now return to settler-ferrying duty.
I wonder if Mumbai has a hidden inlet of ocean, or ghamath is just trying to troll us by building one tile from the coast.