Game 407: Egypt Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Original airing date: July 22, 2016
With Chacal, CptAlmost, ErikTheRed, Tank and Busboy.
Filthy uses the Enhanced User Interface V1.28 ( bit.ly/1kSN0vg ) and the NQmod version 10.0 ( / nqmod ) in his games.
-- Watch live at / filthyrobot
"I think i just kinda want to build wonders". Every Egypt player ever
watch door monster
@@MsZsc i propose we ban crabs!! Why? I don't like them.
That 4 unique lux cap though.
The apparent lack of trade able copies isn't good though
@@thepainsight Haven't watched the whole video but i'd prefer 4 unique then 4 copies. Same benefit for yourself less benefit for others.
@@henrymccoy2306 exactly
This guy could run a nation irl
I dont mean to bring politics into the comments but i'd take Filthy over the current candidates of the US
I'd take a plastic bag over the current candidates
Lmao, this comment FTW.
this guy is clearly the best candidate: i.imgur.com/eUFarvN.jpg
+Isaac Levy no harambe is the shit
That Celt settler... That was absolute nonsense.
Watching these later games is tough because I have no idea what's going on with the mod. So curious what happened to make Tradition go from pretty much the only choice to crap
(A year+ late but). To sum it up simply, tradition was left basically the same as the base game (Only change I can think of was instead of the policy for increased city combat strength, it provided a free walls), while the other starter trees all received significant buffs, in particular for culture and science generation. With the buffs I would say that tradition and liberty on their own were actually quite balanced, and it wasn't that tradition became crap, but just much more situational (As liberty was in the base game). I would say this is because liberty, though on it's own equal to tradition, worked much better as a compliment to the improved honor and piety trees/defense against opponents using the improved piety/honor trees. Some more specific points:
1) Maps were changed to add more luxuries, making it easier to settle more cities as Liberty
2) Piety was significantly buffed in terms of both culture and science generation (Like 25% science from city with grand temple), though usually "splashed" with either liberty or tradition. Though as with the base game, benefits of religion are much stronger with liberty
3) Honor became viable as an opening strategy, which inherently makes tradition less viable because tradition is quite poor for early defending. For example, even if you had great tradition lands with HG Petra Great Wall or something like that, if you say had honor Arabia or Zulu or China as a neighbor, it would be basically impossible to defend as tradition while remaining relevant to the game. So essentially, the fact that full honor was actually a viable opening strategy that could be used by your neighbors made liberty a better default opener to defend against other honor players.
4) 15% or 25% more gold from city connections was a huge buff to gold generation, which was one of the major problems with liberty
5) With the mod science victory became a lot harder, and most games were ending really at or before artillery with military pushes. As liberty is stronger for early game and military while tradition is better late game and for science, this put more emphasis on the early game, benefiting liberty.
Mod changed many times so wasn't the case with every version, but this was generally the case when liberty was much stronger than tradition.
shreckt, what a great game. its gonna be a great game i feel it:3
Really enjoying all your videos keep up the good work!
Tank, haven't seen you play him since one of your old games.
Sorry for newb question, but you settled on a luxury resource tile, does that mean that you get that resource?
I'd like to know too
If i'm not mistaken, you get the happiness for having a Luxury Resource you settled on once you discover the required tech needed to build the tile improvement associated with the Luxury Resource, not before.
For example Filthy will get 4 happiness for the Silver he settled once he discovers Mining (which is needed to build a mine, the tile improvement for Silver).
BUT when you settle on a Luxury Resource, you wont get the extra -food or hammer or gold- given by the tile improvement itself. For example, a Silver resource on a hill without a mine is 2hammer/2gold. Building a mine on it makes it 3hammer/2gold.
Settling on Silver Hill will only give 2 hammer/2gold even once Mining discovered, not 3hammer/2gold as it would be with the same tile with a mine on it.
Settling on a Silver Hill gives early production (2 tiles is nice) + early gold income (+1 gold per turn Bonus).
Plus, in this particular case, settling on the silver tile was putting the capital in a range of better tiles.
And I also forgot to mention that later on, some technologies will give bonuses to tile improvements.
In this case, discovering Chemistry gives +1hammer on all tiles with a mine on it.
So, I'm not 100% sure, but i'd say if you settle on Silver , you won't get this bonus as well. (to be confirmed ?)
Ah okay! That explains it! Thanks!
How obligated are they to be truthful when you ask if your worker is safe?
Small community. There's no obligation to be truthful, but you probably don't want a reputation as a liar.
4 luxes near cap. Nice start
Can't say that I've ever seen 4 lux start. Crazy!
Once I started with 5 luxes. But it was in single... :)
Does he still reply?
No
@@FilthyRobot respect. I’ve probably watched around 200 of these games. You a civ legend
@@FilthyRobot hahaahhahaa what the hell nice
If you see the writing, doesn't the % count the techs? If so, wouldn't you be able to deduce whether it was a free tech or hard teched?
Hey Filthy,
@ 4:30, what's the advantage of have early techs queued when you run over a free tech? Some overflow or something?
Channels where the overflow goes.
So just the science you made in the turn you picked up the ruin?
Does he play civ without expansion packs? The politics tree looked kinda different from Brave New World
He is using the NQ mod
it is in the description
nq?