Of course that leaves a hole in the religious game plan. This start totally demanded Mining first, not the usual Pottery. And a mountain for the observatory later.Ī culture ruin hit on turn 7, so we're on our way. Plus I get to found the city on gems for extra cash and the fastest possible luxury sale. And of course the real star here is TRIPLE SALT. But there's enough to bootstrap the Folklore to religion. Somewhat less poldertastic or Petrariffic as some of my other efforts.
Lesson learned, so let's try again.Īfter I'm-not-going-to-tell-you-how-much map rerolling and restarting, this came up. But I made one major mistake: conquered a city-state (because it was an incredibly juicy target, sporting ten floodplains for polders), which led to the AIs hating my warmongering ass all game thus insufficient hauls of luxury sales and research agreements. The previous game also finished on exactly turn 182. This report is of my second try at Dutch science. A science game will go directly for Economics via Sci Theory. Playing for culture, I had to run to Archaeology asap in the renaissance era, delaying Economics for the maxed Polders for quite some time. The good old orange Dutch, also kings of culture.Īnd this plan gets to fix the one spot I hated in my previous Dutch game. Is there a civ that can do better for food than Babylon or Korea? Of course there is, along with an early game happy ability, and even extra late game hammers and gold. I know why this happened: running max scientists all the time really depletes the upper end of food production. The one weak spot in the Babylon tall game plan was cities not really growing enough to be properly tall, reaching only sizes 15 to 18. I recorded 182-turn science wins with both Korea and Babylon, but still saw more room for optimizing, mostly around production of Great Scientists and the endgame spaceship parts.īut I'm rather sick of Korea by now, and the one Babylon game already went close to perfectly. Yeah, you people know that whenever I say maybe about another game, it's going to happen.
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