[spoilers] novice & moon shoot the world

[Boldly Going Nowhere]

ahem, Rambo is not an archer.

FALSE
An archer is one who engages in archery:

Com beat me to it...



It was all I could do not to make a Rambo meme out of that.

[pindicator]

That's because all superheroes are American!

Well we did invent the genre -- rather, immigrants to this country -- although there's nothing stopping you from creating a Brazillian superhero of your own .

[Bigger]

Why no love for the Avengers? Hawkeye, man.

Thanks for the tip.

Superheroes is really an American thing. In Norway, comics means Donald Duck (and Lucky Luke, RIP).*

*Unrelated: I have no idea what the correct subject-verb agreement in those two sentences is...

"superheroes are really an American thing. In Norway, comics mean Donald Duck"

ahem, Rambo is not an archer.

FALSE
An archer is one who engages in archery:

ok . He's not a famous archer, though, which is the theme. He's a famous soldier, mostly known for the machine gun, that happenned to use a bow once in the 4th or 5th sequel.

[novice]

ok . He's not a famous archer, though, which is the theme. He's a famous soldier, mostly known for the machine gun, that happenned to use a bow once in the 4th or 5th sequel.

I dunno... Is Bill Clinton a famous saxophonist?

[novice]

Clearly we need a new WW game.

[Ichabod]

That's because all superheroes are American!

Well we did invent the genre -- rather, immigrants to this country -- although there's nothing stopping you from creating a Brazillian superhero of your own .

Nah, I just said that to post that awesome Watchmen page. Not all superheroes are american. Deadpool, for example, is Canadian. Look at where that got him:



(Yes, only said that to post the image. I first thought Deadpool would be Russian, but the fact that he's Canadian is also funny).

As per Brazilian heroes, there's always Blanka!





Sorry for the spam, Novice.

P.S.: Look at what I have found: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJPtDMPZv-c

Holy!

[Shoot the Moon]

Loaded up your save. Thoughts:

Why the wealth builds? Most seem to not be for overflow purposes.

Other than that, I'd say keep expanding, especially in the north.

Remind me, what exactly is the plan for Hodur? What are you planning to do with all the extra riverside tiles? It looks like it wouldn't actually be a terrible hybrid city if we cottage the rest--would still have enough food to work all the mines and the riverside cottages.

I'm surprised mackoti has given us such a nice fork opportunity on his two front cities. We might just have to take advantage of that at some point I think.

Have you thought about potentially going after music after calendar? Planting a city 1N of our old one that got razed and bombing it might not be an entirely terrible option. That or we could also either save it for a GA eventually (maybe for an eventual OR/HR/Bureau/Buddhism revolution? Trigger the GA prior to finishing bureau to the OR/HR/buddhism first and then bureau on the way out?) or if we ever want to go to war with say knights have it around for that.

Finally, getting either a galley or workboat out to meet the other two civs might be worth it for known tech bonus purposes seeing as we are behind.

[Bigger]

ok . He's not a famous archer, though, which is the theme. He's a famous soldier, mostly known for the machine gun, that happenned to use a bow once in the 4th or 5th sequel.

I dunno... Is Bill Clinton a famous saxophonist?

No.

[novice]

Loaded up your save. Thoughts:

Why the wealth builds? Most seem to not be for overflow purposes.

Other than that, I'd say keep expanding, especially in the north.

Remind me, what exactly is the plan for Hodur? What are you planning to do with all the extra riverside tiles? It looks like it wouldn't actually be a terrible hybrid city if we cottage the rest--would still have enough food to work all the mines and the riverside cottages.

I'm surprised mackoti has given us such a nice fork opportunity on his two front cities. We might just have to take advantage of that at some point I think.

Have you thought about potentially going after music after calendar? Planting a city 1N of our old one that got razed and bombing it might not be an entirely terrible option. That or we could also either save it for a GA eventually (maybe for an eventual OR/HR/Bureau/Buddhism revolution? Trigger the GA prior to finishing bureau to the OR/HR/buddhism first and then bureau on the way out?) or if we ever want to go to war with say knights have it around for that.

Finally, getting either a galley or workboat out to meet the other two civs might be worth it for known tech bonus purposes seeing as we are behind.

Wealth builds were to get Calendar next turn, so we can get started on plantations.

Further expansion is in order, but it's a bit slowed down right now because we want to grow our cities, and because our breakeven point is 30% atm. I will build a 3-turn settler in Hödur at size 6 for a second island city, then keep growing Hödur onto all its good tiles.

With Cupid an easy source of GPP, I'm less inclined to spend beakers on Music, since it's a non-essential tech. But we can save gold after calendar, then possibly grab archery and monotheism for a potential 1-turning of music.

[Qgqqqqq]

If I'm not too late for the derailment ( ),

Superheroes is really an American thing. In Norway, comics means Donald Duck (and Lucky Luke, RIP).*

*Unrelated: I have no idea what the correct subject-verb agreement in those two sentences is...

"superheroes are really an American thing. In Norway, comics mean Donald Duck.

While I agree on the "are" id say one could definitely say "comics means" as opposed to "comics mean" -you're sayingthat when one thinks of comics one thinks Donald Duck.

And yes I miss WW.