Rise of Civilizations Part 2 [Concluded]

**Motep** · 06-15-2007, 20:18

Hey! the only thing I have in this game is a bag of skittles!

My Nation shall be fictional, The Kender Empire. The Capital shall be KenderMoore, which shall be in northern Corsica.

**Orb** · 06-15-2007, 20:27

I'm in full agreement with CR taking over. I like the city/castle changes. I'm OK with him continuing as a player, and I also like the FOW/city limitations notion.

**Crazed Rabbit** · 06-15-2007, 20:35

Well, so far I will add Motep to Corsica, perhaps replacing Caius (in the economic spreadsheet), but he will be one turn behind the rest of us.

He will, however, have 8500 gold to start with.

If the rest of you guys are okay with me running this, please send a copy of your orders you sent to Caius to me.

You don't need to send a copy if you: did nothing or only built (and did not upgrade) cities.

But I think most people upgraded cities or raised troops.

Let's see - I should only need a spreadsheet or two more to keep track of army strengths and locations.

Crazed Rabbit

**Motep** · 06-15-2007, 20:42

My turn has been sent.

**CountArach** · 06-15-2007, 22:46

I trust you CR. Just make sure you do your turn before anyone send theirs in to you.

**Crazed Rabbit** · 06-16-2007, 00:07

Ya, I'm going to decide what to do before I view your turns (For resending in the first turn PMs, it won't be a problem). The problem is I'll still know what you did the turn before, but I'll try to do my best to not let extra knowledge influence my actions.

To help, please put 'Question' or something in non-order PMs.

EDIT: More clarifications - each fleet (costs 500, upkeep 55 or 110 a turn) can carry 2000 men, or 1000 cav.

Castle costs - 1000 gold for each level. I'm thinking perhaps it should cost a bit more. Ideas?

Crazed Rabbit

**Crazed Rabbit** · 06-16-2007, 00:53

Double post - Sorry.

But I've got a question for all you guys-

Right now I'm thinking training new soldiers means you can't move those soldiers around the turn they're hired- that is, you couldn't hire them and move them 100km, but you could move them next turn. Like a training time.

Or, we could treat soldiers more like mercenaries, where you can hire them and move them the whole 200km the same turn.

Which way do you guys want to go?

Crazed Rabbit