Save sent on finally, here is what I had prepared I think 2 days ago:
Well, he moved his army one tile east. Probably a trap. Well, here's a screenie showing it
You can see what I have in my city as well. Guess what happened?
And now it looks like this:
I am sure SleepingMoogles other troops are near and I will probably lose all of my Knights but I simply do not care
anymore. I won't wait till TT has Jannisaries or let him EP-bomb me (well, he did that and I did back to him now)
so they can see into all my cities and track my forces. I also won't let SleepingMoogle simply wait it out till
he can upgrade his forces because he easily can research faster then I can.
Ok, that above is a lie. There is no well-thought-out reason for this attack. I know that he has set up a trap or at
least I am pretty sure. I am simply tired of this war because my civ is right now pretty one-dimensional. What I
mean with that? Well, look:
Can you spot what my mainland-cities are building? All of them? Since several turns now... Yes, I should get more
pikes, I know, then those 2 mover-stacks would be pretty irrelevant. Well, anyway.
Here is a picture of the demos after clicking end turn:
As you can see, I am pretty much in everything 3rd, except for land area. Shows me that I should have let TT
do whatever he thinks and simply expand like a madman. I poured so many hammers in forces right now, I could
have easily build 6-8 new cities + workers + work boats without that war. But this is hopefully more interesting
for the lurkers
What else do we have? Yeah, killed units and lost units
![[Image: 820adkilledunitsw.jpg]](http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/1600/820adkilledunitsw.jpg)
So, lost forces this war (the lost axes are from the Dazed war):
10 HA - 330 hammers
6 Galleys - 198 hammers
3 Triremes - 99 hammers
1 Warrior - 10 hammers
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Total - 637 hammers
Land - 340 hammers
Naval - 297 hammers
Killed forces (again only this war):
9 Axes - 207 hammers
9 Catas - 297 hammers
7 Worker - 280 hammers
6 Spears - 138 hammers
4 Maces - 184 hammers
3 Triremes - 99 hammers
3 HA - 99 hammers
2 Holkan - 46 hammers
2 Archer - 32 hammers
2 Galley - 66 hammers
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Total - 1448 hammers
Land - 1283 hammers
Naval - 165 hammers
1448 - 647 total hammers - ratio of 2.24 to 1 (so they invested 2.24 hammers for every one I invested)
1283 - 340 land hammers - ratio of 3.77 to 1
165 - 297 naval hammers - ratio of 0.55 to 1
So, I guess I am winning the land war pretty clearly (and had I not thought he does not have Engineering I would
even have a better ratio) and I am losing the naval war (but those are simply the 4 galleys I lost more because he
had triremes when I did not + him being able to 3move on water with those triremes).