I’m not going to try to take down Pulias (the city) and beat the snot out of Pulias (the man). My scout tripped over a barbarian encampment and landed in the ass-whooping. We’ll keep this up.Ĭutting back maintenance on roads and railroads is going to save some much-needed coin. Guess your beard is too tickly to kiss and make up? Fine. See that worker in nice Vedrian blü? That’s all that remains of that Pulisian settler. Two more city-states – someone to trade with, maybe get drunk at a bar with, maybe get in a fight with… we’ll see. How the hell did Pulias not get there first? Oh yeah, they’re getting slapped around by my ka-chunkadas. Looks like it doesn’t matter if my settlers are Tyre’d, they gotta keep walking. It just means that your momma gets to watch you get your ass kicked from her front porch. Or maybe it’s “ka-chunkada-chunkada-chunkada” since they’re mechanical contraptions. Since I’m about to pick a fight, I’m going to put my El Dorado-induced bankroll to work and pick up an extra land ironclad. If you can put your neighbor’s settlers to the sword before they ever found a city, you’re at a HUGE advantage – he’s down a city and it’s one less for you to conquer later. Remember, we each only start with 3 settlers, and you’re not going to build any others. See that Puliasian settler? He’s about to be a goner.

I want that water mill, because I get a production boost once I finish it in Vedria, but then here come the Privateers – the only naval unit I can build right now – to start exploring the rest of the map. This time, we’re going to poke around the area a bit, and put a few more cities down. Last time, we kicked off the scenario and got our first city in the ground. How Smoky are the Smoky Skies? Well, they’re starting to heat up ~ By Brant Guillory, GrogDude

Civ 5 water mill