I went with freedom once. It's really good as well, actually. Anyway, with the policy tree I usually do Tradition-liberty-rationalism-commerce-order. Sometimes commerce and rationalism are switched, but I think it's good. Also, quite ironic, using commerce and order.

Which tree is rationalism again? I wanna say that's the other one with Piety.

Rationalism is the one with science. You can't have piety and rationalism at the same time.

Right. I usually go Liberty>Tradition>Commerce>Autocracy>Rationalism
But by that time the game is probably over.

Why do you go with liberty first? I don't know about you, but I want to keep my first worker busy.

I like to get my second city up fairly quickly after starting so I end up having two powerhouse cities late game.

I like to wait a little while. Happiness, you know?

Yeah, I've been having problems with happiness recently actually, and I'm not sure why. I play the same way every game lol.

If you are playing on harder difficulties, you get less base-happiness. Also, luxury resources. By the way, you can increase the number of lux. resources in the advanced menu.

Hm. Apparently I'm better than I thought lol

Yeah, but I find making resources for abundant cheating :p And about the difficulty thing, I was basing my performance solely on games on Prince. Like, my first game on Prince, as soon as I hit 150 happiness, I never dropped below. Then shit happened the next few games. It probably was luxury resources.

You got 150 happiness?! the highest I usually go is like 40. And hey, with increasing the stuff, that means that also other empires improve as well, meaning bigger armies, wars and fun.

I wonder if it stacks. Anyway, I usually go for order. The science and happiness boost are awesome.

That'd be pretty overpowered if the effects stack. I used to go for order as well until my friend introduced me to the great effects of fascism.

I went with freedom once. It's really good as well, actually. Anyway, with the policy tree I usually do Tradition-liberty-rationalism-commerce-order. Sometimes commerce and rationalism are switched, but I think it's good. Also, quite ironic, using commerce and order.

Which tree is rationalism again? I wanna say that's the other one with Piety.

Rationalism is the one with science. You can't have piety and rationalism at the same time.

Right. I usually go Liberty>Tradition>Commerce>Autocracy>Rationalism
But by that time the game is probably over.

Why do you go with liberty first? I don't know about you, but I want to keep my first worker busy.

I like to get my second city up fairly quickly after starting so I end up having two powerhouse cities late game.

I like to wait a little while. Happiness, you know?

Yeah, I've been having problems with happiness recently actually, and I'm not sure why. I play the same way every game lol.

If you are playing on harder difficulties, you get less base-happiness. Also, luxury resources. By the way, you can increase the number of lux. resources in the advanced menu.

Hm. Apparently I'm better than I thought lol

Yeah, but I find making resources for abundant cheating :p And about the difficulty thing, I was basing my performance solely on games on Prince. Like, my first game on Prince, as soon as I hit 150 happiness, I never dropped below. Then shit happened the next few games. It probably was luxury resources.

You got 150 happiness?! the highest I usually go is like 40. And hey, with increasing the stuff, that means that also other empires improve as well, meaning bigger armies, wars and fun.

Hell yeah. But I like Russia's +1 production per strategic resource and double iron, aluminium and uranium better.

Sounds nice, but Autocracy has fascism which doubles all strategic resources, so you could get that already.

I wonder if it stacks. Anyway, I usually go for order. The science and happiness boost are awesome.

That'd be pretty overpowered if the effects stack. I used to go for order as well until my friend introduced me to the great effects of fascism.

I went with freedom once. It's really good as well, actually. Anyway, with the policy tree I usually do Tradition-liberty-rationalism-commerce-order. Sometimes commerce and rationalism are switched, but I think it's good. Also, quite ironic, using commerce and order.

Which tree is rationalism again? I wanna say that's the other one with Piety.

Rationalism is the one with science. You can't have piety and rationalism at the same time.

Right. I usually go Liberty>Tradition>Commerce>Autocracy>Rationalism
But by that time the game is probably over.

Why do you go with liberty first? I don't know about you, but I want to keep my first worker busy.

I like to get my second city up fairly quickly after starting so I end up having two powerhouse cities late game.

I like to wait a little while. Happiness, you know?

Yeah, I've been having problems with happiness recently actually, and I'm not sure why. I play the same way every game lol.

If you are playing on harder difficulties, you get less base-happiness. Also, luxury resources. By the way, you can increase the number of lux. resources in the advanced menu.

Hm. Apparently I'm better than I thought lol

Yeah, but I find making resources for abundant cheating :p And about the difficulty thing, I was basing my performance solely on games on Prince. Like, my first game on Prince, as soon as I hit 150 happiness, I never dropped below. Then shit happened the next few games. It probably was luxury resources.

You got 150 happiness?! the highest I usually go is like 40. And hey, with increasing the stuff, that means that also other empires improve as well, meaning bigger armies, wars and fun.

Wounded units deal the same damage as units with full health.

Wow. Talk about kicking some ass.

Hell yeah. But I like Russia's +1 production per strategic resource and double iron, aluminium and uranium better.

Sounds nice, but Autocracy has fascism which doubles all strategic resources, so you could get that already.

I wonder if it stacks. Anyway, I usually go for order. The science and happiness boost are awesome.

That'd be pretty overpowered if the effects stack. I used to go for order as well until my friend introduced me to the great effects of fascism.

I went with freedom once. It's really good as well, actually. Anyway, with the policy tree I usually do Tradition-liberty-rationalism-commerce-order. Sometimes commerce and rationalism are switched, but I think it's good. Also, quite ironic, using commerce and order.

Which tree is rationalism again? I wanna say that's the other one with Piety.

Rationalism is the one with science. You can't have piety and rationalism at the same time.

Right. I usually go Liberty>Tradition>Commerce>Autocracy>Rationalism
But by that time the game is probably over.

Why do you go with liberty first? I don't know about you, but I want to keep my first worker busy.

I like to get my second city up fairly quickly after starting so I end up having two powerhouse cities late game.

I like to wait a little while. Happiness, you know?

Yeah, I've been having problems with happiness recently actually, and I'm not sure why. I play the same way every game lol.

If you are playing on harder difficulties, you get less base-happiness. Also, luxury resources. By the way, you can increase the number of lux. resources in the advanced menu.

Hm. Apparently I'm better than I thought lol

Yeah, but I find making resources for abundant cheating :p And about the difficulty thing, I was basing my performance solely on games on Prince. Like, my first game on Prince, as soon as I hit 150 happiness, I never dropped below. Then shit happened the next few games. It probably was luxury resources.

You got 150 happiness?! the highest I usually go is like 40. And hey, with increasing the stuff, that means that also other empires improve as well, meaning bigger armies, wars and fun.

Heh, yeah Oda is always the one to piss other empires off. But, his unique ability, Bushido is awesome.

What does it do?

Wounded units deal the same damage as units with full health.

Wow. Talk about kicking some ass.

Hell yeah. But I like Russia's +1 production per strategic resource and double iron, aluminium and uranium better.

Sounds nice, but Autocracy has fascism which doubles all strategic resources, so you could get that already.

I wonder if it stacks. Anyway, I usually go for order. The science and happiness boost are awesome.

That'd be pretty overpowered if the effects stack. I used to go for order as well until my friend introduced me to the great effects of fascism.

I went with freedom once. It's really good as well, actually. Anyway, with the policy tree I usually do Tradition-liberty-rationalism-commerce-order. Sometimes commerce and rationalism are switched, but I think it's good. Also, quite ironic, using commerce and order.

Which tree is rationalism again? I wanna say that's the other one with Piety.

Rationalism is the one with science. You can't have piety and rationalism at the same time.

Right. I usually go Liberty>Tradition>Commerce>Autocracy>Rationalism
But by that time the game is probably over.

Why do you go with liberty first? I don't know about you, but I want to keep my first worker busy.

I like to get my second city up fairly quickly after starting so I end up having two powerhouse cities late game.

I like to wait a little while. Happiness, you know?

Yeah, I've been having problems with happiness recently actually, and I'm not sure why. I play the same way every game lol.

If you are playing on harder difficulties, you get less base-happiness. Also, luxury resources. By the way, you can increase the number of lux. resources in the advanced menu.

Hm. Apparently I'm better than I thought lol

Yeah, but I find making resources for abundant cheating :p And about the difficulty thing, I was basing my performance solely on games on Prince. Like, my first game on Prince, as soon as I hit 150 happiness, I never dropped below. Then shit happened the next few games. It probably was luxury resources.

You got 150 happiness?! the highest I usually go is like 40. And hey, with increasing the stuff, that means that also other empires improve as well, meaning bigger armies, wars and fun.

You know who is a really cool guy? Kamehameha. He's usually the only one not a digbag to me.

Have you played a long enough game for him to make nukes?

Yeah, man. If I would have 100 gold every time a civ declared friendship with me, and asked for half my money or a luxury resource the very next turn, I could buy and maintain 400 units late game. However, I wonder if you can also ask stuff from them when you're friends? Like with the demand option.

Basically every game. Yeah. You know, most of the time I really want to be a nice guy. Trading, gaining culture and science, having a small army, if any at all. Then, they say that it was foolish of me to trust them- and they get their arses kicked. One thing leads to another, and before I even know it, world domination.

YES. He does whatever I ask of him, and I do whatever he asks of me.

Heh, no. He's usually first on my list because he's always been so easy for me to take over.

You know who is a really cool guy? Kamehameha. He's usually the only one not a digbag to me.

I know Gandhi is actually pretty submissive to me when we're friends, but again. It's probably just me.

Have you played a long enough game for him to make nukes?

Dude, tell me about it. I always end up having the "famed economy" and whenever someone needs some help I would hook them up.
Then they try and blitzkrieg me. It's like, bro, I just gave you half of my treasury.

Yeah, man. If I would have 100 gold every time a civ declared friendship with me, and asked for half my money or a luxury resource the very next turn, I could buy and maintain 400 units late game. However, I wonder if you can also ask stuff from them when you're friends? Like with the demand option.

I usually rush for the great library, and go for stonehenge if I can make it. But Macchu Pichu, if possible and all the happiness wonders are mine. If not, all my neighbouring empires feel my wrath.

They usually feel my wrath anyways. Sooner or later they act like a bitch to me, or random denounce, and I tell em (metaphorically, since I can't really) "Aw bitch you dun goofed."

And then I win.

Basically every game. Yeah. You know, most of the time I really want to be a nice guy. Trading, gaining culture and science, having a small army, if any at all. Then, they say that it was foolish of me to trust them- and they get their arses kicked. One thing leads to another, and before I even know it, world domination.

YES. He does whatever I ask of him, and I do whatever he asks of me.

Heh, no. He's usually first on my list because he's always been so easy for me to take over.

You know who is a really cool guy? Kamehameha. He's usually the only one not a digbag to me.

I know Gandhi is actually pretty submissive to me when we're friends, but again. It's probably just me.

Have you played a long enough game for him to make nukes?

Dude, tell me about it. I always end up having the "famed economy" and whenever someone needs some help I would hook them up.
Then they try and blitzkrieg me. It's like, bro, I just gave you half of my treasury.

Yeah, man. If I would have 100 gold every time a civ declared friendship with me, and asked for half my money or a luxury resource the very next turn, I could buy and maintain 400 units late game. However, I wonder if you can also ask stuff from them when you're friends? Like with the demand option.

And how fast are you with wonder-building?

Eh. There are some wonders that I have to make sure I get (like the Great Lighthouse when I'm Elizabeth) but a lot of the time, I forget to build some so I get beat out on a couple.

I usually rush for the great library, and go for stonehenge if I can make it. But Macchu Pichu, if possible and all the happiness wonders are mine. If not, all my neighbouring empires feel my wrath.

They usually feel my wrath anyways. Sooner or later they act like a bitch to me, or random denounce, and I tell em (metaphorically, since I can't really) "Aw bitch you dun goofed."

And then I win.

Basically every game. Yeah. You know, most of the time I really want to be a nice guy. Trading, gaining culture and science, having a small army, if any at all. Then, they say that it was foolish of me to trust them- and they get their arses kicked. One thing leads to another, and before I even know it, world domination.

YES. He does whatever I ask of him, and I do whatever he asks of me.

Heh, no. He's usually first on my list because he's always been so easy for me to take over.

You know who is a really cool guy? Kamehameha. He's usually the only one not a digbag to me.

I know Gandhi is actually pretty submissive to me when we're friends, but again. It's probably just me.

Have you played a long enough game for him to make nukes?

Dude, tell me about it. I always end up having the "famed economy" and whenever someone needs some help I would hook them up.
Then they try and blitzkrieg me. It's like, bro, I just gave you half of my treasury.

Yeah, man. If I would have 100 gold every time a civ declared friendship with me, and asked for half my money or a luxury resource the very next turn, I could buy and maintain 400 units late game. However, I wonder if you can also ask stuff from them when you're friends? Like with the demand option.

the only hot girl in there is selena gomez but im betting she does nothing sexy

i knew it based on the trailer. i figured she leaved early or was killed. sad to hear it confirmed though

Depends on it. What map type do you play? For me, archipelago is the easiest. I play on king, and no difficulty. However, continents on prince are a lot harder for me. I'm bad with early warfare.

I like to play on Earth maps, but I mostly play Prince on continents. Or small continents, just to make sure I get my own continent.

And how fast are you with wonder-building?

Eh. There are some wonders that I have to make sure I get (like the Great Lighthouse when I'm Elizabeth) but a lot of the time, I forget to build some so I get beat out on a couple.

I usually rush for the great library, and go for stonehenge if I can make it. But Macchu Pichu, if possible and all the happiness wonders are mine. If not, all my neighbouring empires feel my wrath.

They usually feel my wrath anyways. Sooner or later they act like a bitch to me, or random denounce, and I tell em (metaphorically, since I can't really) "Aw bitch you dun goofed."

And then I win.

Basically every game. Yeah. You know, most of the time I really want to be a nice guy. Trading, gaining culture and science, having a small army, if any at all. Then, they say that it was foolish of me to trust them- and they get their arses kicked. One thing leads to another, and before I even know it, world domination.

YES. He does whatever I ask of him, and I do whatever he asks of me.

Heh, no. He's usually first on my list because he's always been so easy for me to take over.

You know who is a really cool guy? Kamehameha. He's usually the only one not a digbag to me.

I know Gandhi is actually pretty submissive to me when we're friends, but again. It's probably just me.

Have you played a long enough game for him to make nukes?

Dude, tell me about it. I always end up having the "famed economy" and whenever someone needs some help I would hook them up.
Then they try and blitzkrieg me. It's like, bro, I just gave you half of my treasury.

Yeah, man. If I would have 100 gold every time a civ declared friendship with me, and asked for half my money or a luxury resource the very next turn, I could buy and maintain 400 units late game. However, I wonder if you can also ask stuff from them when you're friends? Like with the demand option.

You like to play multiplayer? By the way, with single player, what difficulty do you play?

I usually play multi with friends (my bro, his friends, my friends, etc.). And on average, I play about a Prince or so. It fits me perfectly. I am currently on a path of playing every difficulty from easiest to hardest. Where do you think I'll start finding difficulty?

Depends on it. What map type do you play? For me, archipelago is the easiest. I play on king, and no difficulty. However, continents on prince are a lot harder for me. I'm bad with early warfare.

I like to play on Earth maps, but I mostly play Prince on continents. Or small continents, just to make sure I get my own continent.

And how fast are you with wonder-building?

Eh. There are some wonders that I have to make sure I get (like the Great Lighthouse when I'm Elizabeth) but a lot of the time, I forget to build some so I get beat out on a couple.

I usually rush for the great library, and go for stonehenge if I can make it. But Macchu Pichu, if possible and all the happiness wonders are mine. If not, all my neighbouring empires feel my wrath.

They usually feel my wrath anyways. Sooner or later they act like a bitch to me, or random denounce, and I tell em (metaphorically, since I can't really) "Aw bitch you dun goofed."

And then I win.

Basically every game. Yeah. You know, most of the time I really want to be a nice guy. Trading, gaining culture and science, having a small army, if any at all. Then, they say that it was foolish of me to trust them- and they get their arses kicked. One thing leads to another, and before I even know it, world domination.

YES. He does whatever I ask of him, and I do whatever he asks of me.

Heh, no. He's usually first on my list because he's always been so easy for me to take over.

You know who is a really cool guy? Kamehameha. He's usually the only one not a digbag to me.

I know Gandhi is actually pretty submissive to me when we're friends, but again. It's probably just me.

Have you played a long enough game for him to make nukes?

Dude, tell me about it. I always end up having the "famed economy" and whenever someone needs some help I would hook them up.
Then they try and blitzkrieg me. It's like, bro, I just gave you half of my treasury.

Yeah, man. If I would have 100 gold every time a civ declared friendship with me, and asked for half my money or a luxury resource the very next turn, I could buy and maintain 400 units late game. However, I wonder if you can also ask stuff from them when you're friends? Like with the demand option.

Yes, and yes. I usually start very tall, and mid-game I just conquer the people that annoy me the most. I've got like 4 original cities, and the rest like 20 is all conquered.

That's how I play. In fact, my current game with my bro, I have only 2 original cities (French) and 6 conquered.
like

wat

You like to play multiplayer? By the way, with single player, what difficulty do you play?

I usually play multi with friends (my bro, his friends, my friends, etc.). And on average, I play about a Prince or so. It fits me perfectly. I am currently on a path of playing every difficulty from easiest to hardest. Where do you think I'll start finding difficulty?

Depends on it. What map type do you play? For me, archipelago is the easiest. I play on king, and no difficulty. However, continents on prince are a lot harder for me. I'm bad with early warfare.

I like to play on Earth maps, but I mostly play Prince on continents. Or small continents, just to make sure I get my own continent.

And how fast are you with wonder-building?

Eh. There are some wonders that I have to make sure I get (like the Great Lighthouse when I'm Elizabeth) but a lot of the time, I forget to build some so I get beat out on a couple.

I usually rush for the great library, and go for stonehenge if I can make it. But Macchu Pichu, if possible and all the happiness wonders are mine. If not, all my neighbouring empires feel my wrath.

They usually feel my wrath anyways. Sooner or later they act like a bitch to me, or random denounce, and I tell em (metaphorically, since I can't really) "Aw bitch you dun goofed."

And then I win.

Basically every game. Yeah. You know, most of the time I really want to be a nice guy. Trading, gaining culture and science, having a small army, if any at all. Then, they say that it was foolish of me to trust them- and they get their arses kicked. One thing leads to another, and before I even know it, world domination.

YES. He does whatever I ask of him, and I do whatever he asks of me.

Heh, no. He's usually first on my list because he's always been so easy for me to take over.

You know who is a really cool guy? Kamehameha. He's usually the only one not a digbag to me.

I know Gandhi is actually pretty submissive to me when we're friends, but again. It's probably just me.

Have you played a long enough game for him to make nukes?

Dude, tell me about it. I always end up having the "famed economy" and whenever someone needs some help I would hook them up.
Then they try and blitzkrieg me. It's like, bro, I just gave you half of my treasury.

Yeah, man. If I would have 100 gold every time a civ declared friendship with me, and asked for half my money or a luxury resource the very next turn, I could buy and maintain 400 units late game. However, I wonder if you can also ask stuff from them when you're friends? Like with the demand option.

I'd say undefeated in football and elite eight in basketball is overall better on the year

Maybe, but at least we don't cheat.

Buckeyes aren't my #1 team, but I'd cheer them on to the National Champs if my noles don't get there(and it isn't our best squad in years, entire d-line gone, new qb, and a ton of coaching changes)

To be honest, I'm not sure I'd cheer on the Bucks if they made it to Nat. Championship.

It's like:
Big 10 vs. the team I've hated with my entire body my whole entire life.

In that case, for me it would be Florida or Miami, I'd go with the opposition, unless its Alabama. Anyone, just anyone needs to beat Alabama sometime.

A&M was my hero this year.

A&M lessens my hatred for the SEC a little

You know, for a fan of that team down South, you're not all bad.

I respect Michigan. No reason to hate them. Me living in Florida, I don't have any big beef with the Big 10. I have decent opinions of Michigan and Wisconsin. I like Ohio State because they offered me a scholarship.

And you know what? Good for you. I despise OSU, but I respect them.

best college sports team ever

What was Michigan ranked in football this year?

no idea i dont watch college sports

Was a joke. they were unranked

still greatest ever

You're my new bestfriend.

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fuck you

hue...

fuck a electrical socket faggot.

i'll fuckin wreck you m6

fuk u faggitdo u even lift? i'll reck u kid.

bitch im bluer than you. come at me bro

What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch? I’ll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I’ve been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda, and I have over 300 confirmed kills. I am trained in gorilla warfare and I’m the top sniper in the entire US armed forces. You are nothing to me but just another target. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of spies across the USA and your IP is being traced right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You’re fucking dead, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can kill you in over seven hundred ways, and that’s just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in unarmed combat, but I have access to the entire arsenal of the United States Marine Corps and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable ass off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution your little “clever” comment was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have held your fucking tongue. But you couldn’t, you didn’t, and now you’re paying the price, you goddamn idiot. I will shit fury all over you and you will drown in it. You’re fucking dead, kiddo.

good for you

i fucked your mom to make you

Dad? I KNEW IT, I KNEW IT, I KNEW YOU STILL CARED ABOUT ME AND THAT I WOULD FIND YOU ONE DAY.

So... Do you prefer tall or wide empires?

Tall as in less cities, but a lot stronger? And wide as in the opposite? If so, a moderation between the two.

Yes, and yes. I usually start very tall, and mid-game I just conquer the people that annoy me the most. I've got like 4 original cities, and the rest like 20 is all conquered.

That's how I play. In fact, my current game with my bro, I have only 2 original cities (French) and 6 conquered.
like

wat

You like to play multiplayer? By the way, with single player, what difficulty do you play?

I usually play multi with friends (my bro, his friends, my friends, etc.). And on average, I play about a Prince or so. It fits me perfectly. I am currently on a path of playing every difficulty from easiest to hardest. Where do you think I'll start finding difficulty?

Depends on it. What map type do you play? For me, archipelago is the easiest. I play on king, and no difficulty. However, continents on prince are a lot harder for me. I'm bad with early warfare.

I like to play on Earth maps, but I mostly play Prince on continents. Or small continents, just to make sure I get my own continent.

And how fast are you with wonder-building?

Eh. There are some wonders that I have to make sure I get (like the Great Lighthouse when I'm Elizabeth) but a lot of the time, I forget to build some so I get beat out on a couple.

I usually rush for the great library, and go for stonehenge if I can make it. But Macchu Pichu, if possible and all the happiness wonders are mine. If not, all my neighbouring empires feel my wrath.

They usually feel my wrath anyways. Sooner or later they act like a bitch to me, or random denounce, and I tell em (metaphorically, since I can't really) "Aw bitch you dun goofed."

And then I win.

Basically every game. Yeah. You know, most of the time I really want to be a nice guy. Trading, gaining culture and science, having a small army, if any at all. Then, they say that it was foolish of me to trust them- and they get their arses kicked. One thing leads to another, and before I even know it, world domination.

YES. He does whatever I ask of him, and I do whatever he asks of me.

Heh, no. He's usually first on my list because he's always been so easy for me to take over.

You know who is a really cool guy? Kamehameha. He's usually the only one not a digbag to me.

I know Gandhi is actually pretty submissive to me when we're friends, but again. It's probably just me.

Have you played a long enough game for him to make nukes?

Dude, tell me about it. I always end up having the "famed economy" and whenever someone needs some help I would hook them up.
Then they try and blitzkrieg me. It's like, bro, I just gave you half of my treasury.

Yeah, man. If I would have 100 gold every time a civ declared friendship with me, and asked for half my money or a luxury resource the very next turn, I could buy and maintain 400 units late game. However, I wonder if you can also ask stuff from them when you're friends? Like with the demand option.

Somewhat, although the only people that would battle me with DS play all suck so it doesn't matter if I EV train or not against them.

You could use pokemonshowdown.com and just battle online like that.

Yeah I do. It's just not the same feel, ya know?

Somewhat, although the only people that would battle me with DS play all suck so it doesn't matter if I EV train or not against them.