[spoilers] Borsche Finds Out Going Worker First Is Pretty Good

[Borsche]

why are there so many hills

[goataku]

hill if i know

[Borsche]

uhhhhhhhhhhhh is this supposed to be highland

[Borsche]

did someone pick celts. this is a sick map for celts.

[Borsche]

oh jesus christ thank god no one picked celts. some fucking 2 mover swords that ignore hill defense and have 50% withdraw wouldve broken this map

[Borsche]

I'm just checking the map out some more and I think Windmills might be really good... The real difficulty of the map isn't product, it's being able to work all of those tiles, but sticking in Serfdom and Replacable Parts gets you a windmill that kinda replicates a grassland mine, with a 2F3H1C tile, which is a lot better than a city at 6/7F surplus unable to work half the hill tiles. I might have to casually think about this some more.

[Borsche]

First settler out. Worker -> Warrior -> Worker -> Settler. Had a devil of a time trying to figure out where to send this guy. Directly east of my capital is kinda food poor, and I unfortunately did not explore the south as well as I meant to. So I figure just grab the copper and then go for the horses with the next settler once I have that a little more explored. Third settler will probably go by the double sheep/silver.

[Borsche]

C3 is coastal so that might be the best choice to get all them lighthouse powered lake tiles.

[Borsche]

I wonder how 2 movers will be on this map, there really aren't a lot of forking tiles and it seems hard to maneuver...

[Borsche]

this map is retarded