Save File Magic 3: Suede Techs Literally 2000% Faster Than You
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- This isn't clickbait, in 30 turns or so I increased this player's science output from 5gpt to 100 gpt. Here I take a very low commerce island start and turn things around, putting the player on the path to victory.
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Video idea: tech tree overview, which techs to go for in which situations, which to let the ai take, etc
Great idea. Also with suggestions for various map types and victory conditions (like Map Maping is crucial on Archipelago).
I guess you're the Spirit of The Law of Civ 3
I've been compared to Filthy Robot before, Spirit of the Law is a new comparison hahah
@@suedeciviii7142 Spirit of the Law with insight on game mechanics or T90official with critics of gameplay. you do a bit of both
@@suedeciviii7142 Yeah, very much the FRobot of Civ 3 - though SotL is somewhat accurate as well. Imho more when it comes to the voice than your actual content. :D
@@domeplsffs Yeah they are much bigger/more established channels and have better editing than I do.
@@suedeciviii7142 you are going to make civ2 or civ4 vids?
Weird flex but ok
Idea for a video, you could give us a brief tour of like your top 10-20 save files
Glad to see people playing Civ 3 still. Ever play huge maps like the earth one?
Not for youtube hahah. Too much of a time commitment
your videos are great. It has improved my civ 3 skills tremendously. I look forward to more of your content.
Me too mate.
Is Navigation even considered useless on an Archipelago? Magellan's Voyage gives +1 movement to all naval units and is never obsoleted. I guess its the optional tech cost on top that makes it too expensive to go for?
So we get a rep loss when we raze a city, right? Do we still get that rep hit if we cap a small city and auto raze it?
+2000% means x21 btw.
As a mind note: +100% means x2
Wish you had a little game sound/music to listen to 😄
Hi there, can you tell me if its there a way to prevent from losing up a town i just conquered due to government fall?
uhh, you mean it's culture flipping? Assimilate a cultural majority, usually through starving it. Or raze the city. Or just leave the city empty and retake if it flips.
Is this mine?? I feel like I had a game just like this
maybe?
It is :(
Could you record in 1080p? It’s hard to see some stuff.
You have really good taste in music. I noticed the mars argo heart and went on a nice rabbit hole listening to ur stuff. You're dope.
@@AnarchoCatBoyEthan haha yeah her music is awesome
I thought commercial civs just have reduced corruption. 2 workers per city for a regular civ and 1.5 for an industrious is what I remember as the guidelines on civfanatics. Also, irrigation is possible everywhere with the discovery of Electricity.
Commercial civs get +2 commerce per turn in the city center at size 7. I did a test a while back and discovered that, in many cases, that was actually a bigger deal than the (modest) reduction in corruption they get.
25:19 when someome complains about tresspassing like that does it matter if you apologize or just say goodbye?
If you tell them that you're gonna go away, but then declare war on them within the next 20 turns, they will hate you a bit more.
@@l.k.9059 oh thank you. :) I had no idea. So theres no penalty in just straight up saying goodbye? Doesn't make sense to me because it should make a difference especially if what you said is true
@@l.k.9059 a different topic but after finding some poor civilizatiom that is still on ancient era when im reaching industrial era that has spawned on a small island, they actually sometimes try to demand something from me and its very weird and funny
@@eetuthereindeer6671 Actually I don't know if there's a penalty in not apologizing lol
@@eetuthereindeer6671 yeah that can happen lmao because they always have a million outdated shitty units but they mainly look at the quantity and not quality of troops so they think they're superior hahah
I'm confused about the balance between capturing land and avoiding corruption. On a continent map, don't you want to capture all of the land?
You do yes. There's no balance. More land is good almost without exception. Just the cities you capture will become increasingly useless.
@@suedeciviii7142 so don't build or grow them? if there is no commerce, no tax revenue, thus buildings will be a white elephant?
@@jojohehe3251 Yes and no. For example, in republic you get unit support out of them for being size 7. And courthouses reduce corruption.
Hey suede, every time I switch to republic it seems to crash my economy despite the commerce bonus. It doesn’t normally seem to be unit support causing the issue, what else would it be?
Lots of people posted plausible reasons. I'd have to see the save file, send it to suedeciviii@gmail.com.
Unless you're turning up the luxury slider when you switch, it doesn't make sense though. Honestly from experience, I'd say, are you absolutely sure unit support isn't the issue? Remember, in republic, you pay 2 gold per turn per unit over the cap. So even being, say, 10 units over the cap, can be quite costly if you don't have much income.
I started with CIv 1 when I was 10 years old. Together with my 3 yrs older brother we grinded the sh it out of civ 1,2 and 3. So many things and issues are just so logical and plainly simple for me, because I got taught by my older brother as a child. XD
Damn, increasing the tech output by 200% on the first turn
Remember when the slider system got abolished in Civs 5 and 6? Yeah, I do NOT miss that crap system a single bit.
I was talking abou small islands in a live video chat with someone. I said i once saw a country spawn on an island so small that they could ony fit their capital in it and he didn't seem to believe me. Well again i found a map like that! I got the huge map with 15 other civilizations on pangea with 80% water and Sumeria spawned on an island that they completely had inside their borders when the capital borders grew!
Lol the descripton says "Civilization V"
When you swapped the tax collectors to work tiles, the income went from -1 to -2? what's going on there?
The tile itself generates commerce. This is why specialists suck so much.
@@suedeciviii7142 At 0:53 the total income is -1, but after you changed the two tax collectors to work the tiles (the coast tiles, which both generate 2 commerce each - the same amount as the tax collectors would, no?), but the income went down to -2 per turn?
@@jyrgenruut Think about it hard. Puzzle for you. Spoilers below if you want the answer.
Answer: Science slider is at 20%. Tax collector goes directly into the treasury, while yields drawn from tiles are filtered through the different sliders. Even though it costs me one gold, it earns me one science.
@@suedeciviii7142 Ohhh... I totally have encountered this on my own while playing, actually, haha... Not sure why it didn't click lol.
Good stuff!
That’s not a deer it’s a caribou
Nooo it’s a dikdik
I bet you’ve probably done this somewhere but I would love to hear you explain Forbidden Palace
I don't remember in which video he explained it, but I'll try to sum up what I remember from it. Forbidden Palace acts as a normal Palace only for the city in which you build it (i.e. removing all corruption). It does not reduce corruption in other cities based on their distance to the Forbidden Palace city, meaning cities directly adjacent to it will not get a large reduction in corruption. However, it does provide a small, equal reduction in corruption for all cities (or at least ones on the same continent, can't remember which).
@@onedementedcow3119 thanks! I ended up seeing the Suede video on it and that about sums it up. It's a shame there's no proximity bonus for it, maybe that was added in Civ IV or later? either that or its an urban legend xD
@@bressingham6 I know! I always assumed it had one when I played back in the day.
@@onedementedcow3119 it might be mentioned like that in the manual because I remember/assumed the same thing
@@bressingham6 sorry for necroing. In case you didn't get an answer to this, the FP used to work like you described in the base game and in PTW. They changed it for Conquest to the way it still works now.
Hmmm, first. Never been able to say that before
knock yourself out. there is plenty of that for everybody.