4 years late for the comment, but better late than never. I was thinking of contested borders with Siam and how they should be punished in a way. Direct war is too straightforward and take a lot of time and hammers, it's a big commitment. Instead, what if you could buy or hire mercenaries to raid cities for you? They would harass and pillage on your command and the other civ player would never know who it is. To make things better, those units would look like barbarians and probably you could control them as a player or they would just be regular barbarians with orders to specifically harass the other player.
A start like this... Its almost a posterchild for post tradition nerf liberty bias. With that cap, tradition would have struggled to put out 5 city's that quickly, whilst producing a religion and great library. National college will be quick, paper makers with tithe will rock in the gold departement. But the real reason i think you went for liberty was the land around your cap, and the realization of your enemies. Both england and arabia have very strong medieval ranged units, and your best defense is strong production. Everything will go to shit in medieval anyhow, might as well gear up for that from the start.
higher Pop takes longer to flip Religion, once its converted it generates pressure on its sorrounding cities. he has tithes which gains him Gold for Followers (i think ist +1g per 4 Followers). his immediate neighbors didnt have Religion so its also likely he'll convert them
whoa filthy is vicious. Banning a player for being scared and confused is brutal EDIT: I didn't know that the group was called "No Quitters" at the time of my initial viewing. Ban makes perfect sense given that he broke the golden rule.
Fun fact: Kailash is in China, Taoism is a Chinese religion and Pagodas are a Chinese style religious building. this is ultimate China religion
Even the landscape looks like china with the mountainous plains land with rivers. Too bad he didn't get the great wall though.
@@Improbablyyourboss Also has a lot of silk as China
Close. Kailash is in Tibet I'm pretty sure. Which is under Chinese occupation but you know...
lmao! 10:35
is this one of ur quotes? i think it should be... ''oh they're at war, that'S cute''
lmfao
even the way you casually said...perfect
4 years late for the comment, but better late than never.
I was thinking of contested borders with Siam and how they should be punished in a way. Direct war is too straightforward and take a lot of time and hammers, it's a big commitment.
Instead, what if you could buy or hire mercenaries to raid cities for you? They would harass and pillage on your command and the other civ player would never know who it is. To make things better, those units would look like barbarians and probably you could control them as a player or they would just be regular barbarians with orders to specifically harass the other player.
Latest civ 6 update has something similar to what ur thinking
I love watching your videos
@arthur thiele I'd need a timestamp, this is over 100 games ago ;p
A start like this... Its almost a posterchild for post tradition nerf liberty bias. With that cap, tradition would have struggled to put out 5 city's that quickly, whilst producing a religion and great library. National college will be quick, paper makers with tithe will rock in the gold departement. But the real reason i think you went for liberty was the land around your cap, and the realization of your enemies. Both england and arabia have very strong medieval ranged units, and your best defense is strong production. Everything will go to shit in medieval anyhow, might as well gear up for that from the start.
RIP quitter
Why did you delay enhancing with your prophet? Couldn't see a reason
+Arthur Thiele This is an old comment but the mausoleum gives you gold when expending a great person.
Not-tro-darm
Still not how you say it
What is the reason for avoiding growth?
To make the cities flip faster to his religion ^^
higher Pop takes longer to flip Religion, once its converted it generates pressure on its sorrounding cities. he has tithes which gains him Gold for Followers (i think ist +1g per 4 Followers).
his immediate neighbors didnt have Religion so its also likely he'll convert them
actually just realized he explains it
16:44
No love for my comment? :(
@@PerfectAlibi1 I got you six years later ♥
whoa filthy is vicious. Banning a player for being scared and confused is brutal
EDIT: I didn't know that the group was called "No Quitters" at the time of my initial viewing. Ban makes perfect sense given that he broke the golden rule.
The name of the group is literally 'No Quitters'
when in the video did it happen?
@@mi4johns yep and he quit, litterally one rule bro, he broke it. ban him
@@kuhmuh2357 at the end
@@mi4johns Yeah I found that out later, so now it makes more sense.