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- 2023-12-29 Played with same members, same faction and divine beast combination
This time, knowing in advance that the population would be the winning point and that the divine beast would be Pegasus, I thought about the strategy in that case.
- Pegasus’s special ability is “to place workers only once a year, even if there are others in the same district.”
- I decided to consolidate my building in the same district to reduce the possibility of “I can’t take action because people have taken it.
Era 1 1st year
- Temple construction → Pegasus summoning 2nd year
- Public Hall Construction
- When I tried to use the “Poseidon’s Order” morale restoration here, it was pointed out to me that I couldn’t use it because it was a Period 2 action.
Era 2
- In this era, increasing the population is a top priority.
- Everyone understands the benefits of increasing the population and increasing the number of actions, and the gap is not widening…
- Often play mistakes in deciding what resources to take after resources are available from morale.
- “Can I change it so it doesn’t affect other people’s play?” “Can’t I just change it after seeing where the new enemy appears?” Yes, indeed.
- Harassment of a red player constructing a building in front of an enemy in a plot where my buildings are densely packed.
- A tsunami would be too hard indeed.
- We managed to defend by putting Pegasus on top of it.
- Six in three years to Era 3.
Era 3
- 1st year
- The amount of resources was enough to increase the number of people, but the red player’s “Reserved land: players other than yourself will not be able to place” skill stopped the public hall, and it was not possible to increase the number of people.
- The family’s special architectural “monument” was built, but was ruined when it was stopped on the reservation to do a study on how to utilize it.
- Year 2: “Isn’t this the end of the year?”
- scoring behavior
- T1: More people in the Auditorium (+2 victory points)
- Research: Anthropology (2 victory points from morale)
- Research: Medicine (Morale +2)
- T2: Temple
- Dedicate wood 7 to benefit 20.
- Benefit -15 and +25 victory points
- T3: Pegasus
- Resource Collection Lumber +10
- T4: Temple
- Dedicate wood 8 to benefit 13.
- Appropriate research
- 5+2+2 victory points for achieving 7 studies
- T5: Pegasus
- Placing people at the waterwheel
- resource acquisition
- T6: Water wheel
- Two times you get 6 resources in one action.
- Convert all resources 15 in deposits to 10 win advantages
- T7: Benefit +2 in worship, make it 15 (double bonus at end, effect of +23 final victory points)
The top player was the yellow x minotaur player, about 10 enemy destroyed? Was the bonus for
- Did the number of buildings of the red players who were competing with the green players for the top position not increase because everyone did not destroy many enemies and a tsunami was generated so that the red players did not receive much of a clan bonus when calculating the final score?
- I’m +14 points because my family bonus is population.
- We talked about the disadvantage of not having +1 morale recovery at the top, so maybe there is an advantage to having something that adds up in the form of a bonus at the end of the day.
funny talk
- If you did the “morale 1 → victory point 2” study, wouldn’t you rather have a higher victory point if you didn’t use up all your actions?
- I guess it is better for society not to work than to be unhappy with inefficient labor as civilization develops, so let’s all be NEETs with AI taking our jobs (…)
- We’ll use “national glory” to restore the morale of the workers in the same block.
- Oh, people who were exhausted by black labor are now smiling …, it’s worthwhile exploitation (…)
Next time, play both the clan and the divine beast differently this time.
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