Rise and Rule - Egypt (SP)

[Ginger_Ale]

Emperor
Rise and Rule Mod, v1.00
Egypt (Ind. and Agr.)
Pangea, Standard Map, 70% water, 8 opponents, all the regular settings

I started out, and the tech tree is...HUGE! [eek] It's going by pretty quick though, I'm suprised. Pretty fun mod. :D

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[Ginger_Ale]

The...err...tech tree ... pretty self-explanitory



http://www.civ3duelzone.com/forum/uploaded/Ginger_Ale/200410813626_techs.JPG
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[digger760]

It looks like you need to research dynastacsim before you can build another settler..am i right?

[Ginger_Ale]

No. [:p]

Dynastacism brings cheaper settlers - right now, *normal,non-agricultural* civs can build a settler that's 30 shields and takes 3 population, or 60 shields and 2 population (I build the latter). Agricultural civs cut the shield costs of those in half.

Dynastacism brings a new "set" of settlers - cheaper, I think. - I'll go check in the editor and edit it in here.


Edit: Settlers with non tech prerequisite are either (shields/pop) 60/1 or 30/2. Dynasticism brings 60/2 or 30/3 - probably to show the slowing of growth right around the Middle Ages.

[digger760]

I think I would build settlers 30/3 before 60/2 as surely the city wold recover quicker than it could collect another 30 sheilds.

[Pastorius]

doesnt that mean that agri civ outexpands everyone else?

that sounds complex. However, I really like that it becomes much clearer that production is about tradeoffs, that you should produce according to yer comparative advantage, and that you should maximize output given the limitation placed upon you by the available terrain for your city.

Those hardy pioneers, are they like the colonization pioneers somehow?

[Ginger_Ale]

Sort of...DyP is too complex for me... :)