Late-era game

[Tarkeel]

Is there any interest in trying out a later-era start? I have enough on my plate with two active games, but I'll volunteer to make the map for it if there's interest.

For reference, here's the in-game changes to the various starts (in addition to having all previous tech)
Classical: 1 settler, 1 scout, 1 worker, 1 archer; Cities have no free buildings
Medieval: 2 settler, 1 explorer, 1 worker, 2 archer; Cities have free granary & lighthouse
Renaissance: 2 settler, 1 explorer, 1 worker, 2 longbow; Cites start at 2 and have free granary, lighthouse, aqueduct & forge
Industrial: 3 settler, 2 explorer, 2 worker, 3 rifles; Cites start at 3 and have free granary, lighthouse, aqueduct, forge, harbor & market
Modern: 3 settler, 2 explorer, 2 worker, 3 marines; Cites start at 4 and have free granary, lighthouse, aqueduct, forge, harbor, market, library, courthouse & jail
Future: 3 settler, 2 explorer, 3 worker, 3 mech inf; Cites start at 5 and have free granary, lighthouse, aqueduct, forge, harbor, market, library, courthouse, jail & factory; world map revealed due to Satellites

[Charriu]

CtH also implemented a late addition from Krill for late-era starts regarding the fair distribution of religion and missionaries.

[Krill]

I would strongly suggest playing a modern era game on a semi random map, simply as a demonstration would be the wisest way forward.

Later era games are incredibly brutal though, if you aren't planning a war you can bebcertain someone is planning one against you.

[superdeath]

Classical/medieval is probably the farthest i would go. Gets too weird after that.

[BING_XI_LAO]

I'm very interested.