Intersite Game - Turn Discussion Thread

[novice]

Yeah I was asking mostly because I wondered how awkwardly it would fit into our dotmap. Although if it has some infra and pop, razing it shouldn't be done lightly.

[kjn]

I don't think WPC can promote at all because we're still playing the same turn.

They can if they had unused promos. Eg, if they had a unit at 4 XP with no used promos, after a defensive battle the unit can pick up 2. But I think all their units had used promos already.

[NobleHelium]

Yes, that's the point.

[Ruff_Hi]

+1 for a recorded video that we can view later. It doesn't need to be a live stream for me.

Can I also suggest for the next live stream that we break the turn into 3 distinct parts ...
1) enemy engagement
2) war related unit movement (workers, reinforcements, etc)
3) city review

... with a healthy pause between the parts so that the viewers / typers can catch up, change gear, etc.

[Shoot the Moon]

Do we know what the borders are like in Wittenberge? I tried to look back through turn reports but couldn't find anything where its defense percent was shown. If it is less than third ring borders, we could also move the knights like this blue line:



Obviously sets us up to hit Wismar a turn earlier without the river crossing and also forks Willhemlshaven, which should be lightly defended, at the same time. Obviously depends on the borders of Wittenberge (which isn't pictured there but is NW-NW-W of Willhelmshaven) as its borders might cover the tile W-NW-NW of Wismar. If they don't though I think that route is superior.

[Ceiliazul]

Wilhelmshaven has 3rd ring borders, which eliminates that route. Good try though!

Photo evidence below from Sulla's turn post.

[NobleHelium]

Hmm? We would be hitting Wismar on the same turn on both routes. We will be in range of Wismar without the river penalty the turn after next if we can execute the white route. The entire route only takes one turn's worth of movement once we've roaded the desert hill.

[Shoot the Moon]

Wilhelmshaven has 3rd ring borders, which eliminates that route. Good try though!

Photo evidence below from Sulla's turn post.

Where's the evidence in that photo exactly?

[spacetyrantxenu]

The city under the interface has three tiles of Incan culture to the east, looks like third ring to me.

[Shoot the Moon]

Aw ok I was only looking at the one to the NW there that one also covers the tile though. Still might be worth considering however--fork in the same number of turns.