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Ender
b.02-15-99
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posted January 25, 2000 16:26
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I am just wondering how many cities you have around 1 AD in an average gamethanks for your replies Ender |
crowatbitemedotcom
b.02-15-99
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posted January 25, 2000 16:32
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In my past 20 games, on average I've had 1 city at 1 AD.  |
Ender
b.02-15-99
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posted January 25, 2000 16:42
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Ok let me rephrase my question. What is the average number of cities you have at 1 AD when youre not playing OCC? |
bpayne1
b.02-15-99
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posted January 25, 2000 16:42
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If I'm playing large map I'll have around 30 cites at 1AD. I use to never stop building cites in a game. But after playing OCC I found that I can win with 40 cites, where I use to have around 150 at the end of a game. |
Steve Clark
b.02-15-99
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posted January 25, 2000 17:03
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I, like a few others, take a diffent approach - no more than 12 cities by 1AD on normal and large maps. Of course, that number goes up considerably when I start to conquer all of the other civs. |
War4ever
b.02-15-99
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posted January 25, 2000 17:18
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I Tend to have about 10- 15 cities and certainly have had twelve before around 1AD, after which as Steve Clark said it goes up significantly..... and i swear on my "honor" that it's not my fault I really am a NICE guy  ------------------
Come Get me.... the Hordes are waiting
icq 30200920
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Hunter Hutchins
b.02-15-99
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posted January 26, 2000 19:18
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Sometimes I just pick off the small civs because they dont add that many cities for me to stare at clicking "granary completed in Inmarquanstein" or something; I lose track of them and don't know what the heck they're babbling about--long sentence |
DeathEvan
b.02-15-99
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posted January 26, 2000 19:30
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Usually when playing a regular game, I go perfectionist, so I only have around 15 cities in 1 AD. But sometimes, I might have more. Depending on how many broken Alliances my :::cough::: now dead allies have made. Evan
Nope, I really haven't beaten Civ
::: Ducks the saws flying at him:::
I accidently made a mistake while typing... that 'd' key is really really close to the 'f' key :::sigh:::
[This message has been edited by DeathEvan (edited January 26, 2000).] |
Sten Sture
b.02-15-99
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posted January 26, 2000 20:00
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15-20 non-overlapping for the most part. By 1 AD I should be in Republic and have a happy wonder. If I am still in Monarchy for some reason, I will limit cities to 10.(DeathEvan - read enough of the old threads around here and you will be kicking AI butt in no time) |
jpk
b.02-15-99
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posted January 28, 2000 17:03
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I usually have about 10 to 15 cities.------------------
If you can not think of a good reason to build something other than a caravan, build a caravan!
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Trajanus
b.02-15-99
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posted January 31, 2000 15:17
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well, i'm a super-perfectionist so i usually don't have more than 6/7 cities then...but when i've finally got communism, i build a new city every 3 turns or so until i have got democracy, then everything slows down a bit,and when i have nearly all the techs i go building cities again.(btw:this a reeeelly bad strategy!i've only been able to crush every AI civ twice or so,..in deity, that is, i HAVE to go for AC!)
actually my problem is unrest, it keeps buggin' me no matter what hints and tips etc.. i get here at the strategy forum!!maybe that's why i never have scores better than 80%( not in the scenarios of course!!!)------------------
ThermiteB(that's me!) RLZ like HELL!!!!!!!!!! |
Kuma no Tsume
b.02-15-99
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posted February 03, 2000 10:37
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As an expansionist in SP: 75 to 100 cities around 1 AD. |
VetLegion
b.02-15-99
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posted February 03, 2000 16:33
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I consider my self expansionist too, however, less then 75, even on large maps. I am superstitious about overlapping. |
DaveV
b.02-15-99
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posted February 03, 2000 20:25
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KnT - I am an expansionist, too, and I've never had anywhere close to 75 cities by AD1. Can you share your secret? |
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