T39 played. As mentioned earlier, Sailing came in along with our warrior, who I named Eugene.
Research to Masonry, and production to a Lighthouse.
![[Image: civ4screenshot0001h.jpg]](http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/3328/civ4screenshot0001h.jpg)
Not sure which tiles we should be working. I can see arguments for the 1/3/0 mine, the 1/0/2 coast and the 3/0/1 farm. I have it set on the farm right now, with the idea that growth to size 5 is good, since we do have 5 improved tiles. We're at 16/28 food, so 12 to go. Working the farm gives 5fpt surplus, and working either of the 1 food tiles gives 3fpt surplus. So growth in 3 or 4 turns.
The things that we have to balance are:
a) production into our 60 hammer lighthouse
b) Commerce into the 138 beakers of Masonry
c) We probably need to slip in a worker between LH and GLH, otherwise we'll have nobody to chop things out once BW comes in.
We're looking at something like Masonry T49, BW T56, Wheel T65, though those numbers could change when Reading is founded. Current plans have the Lighthouse built on T46, and then we build a worker on T50 or so. So he'd have 7 turns where he couldn't really do anything. My thought was that the capital borders will expand on T51 (3rd ring culture), so he could go farm the rice tile, allowing a bootstrap for a 3rd city. We may even want to build a settler out of Reading at size 2?
I think that going LH -> Worker -> GLH is faster to overall GLH completion date, since it will provide 40-60 hammers in chops at least.
Plans are still going well for founding Reading, in 3 turns.
![[Image: civ4screenshot0000t.jpg]](http://img831.imageshack.us/img831/4315/civ4screenshot0000t.jpg)
Settler in the square, following the marked path. Warriors, in circles, preparing to do their duty. And our lone worker, in a triangle, following behind the settler. Plan would be farm the corn, then mine the gold, right?
The starred scout is heading to the south to investigate that landmass. From everything I can tell, it does appear that there is not a connection to the south, but we'll check it out.
Our initial warrior is off wandering to the east / southeast
![[Image: civ4screenshot0002y.jpg]](http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/8682/civ4screenshot0002y.jpg)
Still not sure what the best route is for him. Kind of want to move east for possible circumnavigation, but I'd also like to see if and where the neighbor connections are.
Research to Masonry, and production to a Lighthouse.
![[Image: civ4screenshot0001h.jpg]](http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/3328/civ4screenshot0001h.jpg)
Not sure which tiles we should be working. I can see arguments for the 1/3/0 mine, the 1/0/2 coast and the 3/0/1 farm. I have it set on the farm right now, with the idea that growth to size 5 is good, since we do have 5 improved tiles. We're at 16/28 food, so 12 to go. Working the farm gives 5fpt surplus, and working either of the 1 food tiles gives 3fpt surplus. So growth in 3 or 4 turns.
The things that we have to balance are:
a) production into our 60 hammer lighthouse
b) Commerce into the 138 beakers of Masonry
c) We probably need to slip in a worker between LH and GLH, otherwise we'll have nobody to chop things out once BW comes in.
We're looking at something like Masonry T49, BW T56, Wheel T65, though those numbers could change when Reading is founded. Current plans have the Lighthouse built on T46, and then we build a worker on T50 or so. So he'd have 7 turns where he couldn't really do anything. My thought was that the capital borders will expand on T51 (3rd ring culture), so he could go farm the rice tile, allowing a bootstrap for a 3rd city. We may even want to build a settler out of Reading at size 2?
I think that going LH -> Worker -> GLH is faster to overall GLH completion date, since it will provide 40-60 hammers in chops at least.
Plans are still going well for founding Reading, in 3 turns.
![[Image: civ4screenshot0000t.jpg]](http://img831.imageshack.us/img831/4315/civ4screenshot0000t.jpg)
Settler in the square, following the marked path. Warriors, in circles, preparing to do their duty. And our lone worker, in a triangle, following behind the settler. Plan would be farm the corn, then mine the gold, right?
The starred scout is heading to the south to investigate that landmass. From everything I can tell, it does appear that there is not a connection to the south, but we'll check it out.
Our initial warrior is off wandering to the east / southeast
![[Image: civ4screenshot0002y.jpg]](http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/8682/civ4screenshot0002y.jpg)
Still not sure what the best route is for him. Kind of want to move east for possible circumnavigation, but I'd also like to see if and where the neighbor connections are.

![[Image: civ4screenshot0011f.jpg]](http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/6383/civ4screenshot0011f.jpg)