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: : Developing military units next is advisable on densly populated maps, but I normally develop Construction first. : Another reason I do this immediately after is that if the continent appears big, I make a marauding army to pounce on unsuspecting neighbors. 3 trained horsemen attacking with complete suprise is more devestating than one can imagine. : : Don't forget mapmaking when applicable. : Yes. : : Remember that building an observatory is a huge investment, which is risky against intelligent, agressive opponents. : Another reason to make a marauding army. To strike first and preferably when I'm in the middle of building an observatory when his army is marching. : : Don't forget to build a defensive unit (most AI do forget, and they're very useful. : I don't think its worth the research. I feel that horsemen are enough. : : Going for Theology is indeed more flexible than going for Mettallurgy (or Philosophy), but less efficient on the long term. : Newton's College gives you compensation for that. : : Chivalry might not be worth the additional strength anymore (after you have explosives and tactics), and you're probably too late for the wonder, so skip it. : Yes, it does seem that Philosophy is too long so it should be okay if I switch to metallurgy. Happiness can be taken care of by cathedrals, temples and coleseum. : In any case, I do not believe I will give up going for Newton's College. I feel that it is a wonder second only to shinakansen in importance.

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