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Heresy! This is Crow country boy! Go somewhere else with that raven nonsense
Heresy! This is Crow country boy! Go somewhere else with that raven nonsense
They are both corvidaeHeresy! This is Crow country boy! Go somewhere else with that raven nonsense
Wikipedia said:There is no consistent distinction between "crows" and "ravens", and these appellations have been assigned to different species chiefly on the basis of their size, crows generally being smaller than ravens.
'improvements'?Hey, does anyone know what improvements we've built in Valleyhome so far?
Yeah, things like the temple, aqueduct, library, and soon to be Palace.
Aqueduct, walls, library, palace. Temple is in Sacred Forest.Yeah, things like the temple, aqueduct, library, and soon to be Palace.
Yeah, things like the temple, aqueduct, library, and soon to be Palace.
Also the sewer system part of the Garden wonder.
Do we have alot of terrace farms in Valleyhome?
Sure, because we would definitely not need to do a Main Support Subordinate or War Mission after this if we put the West Trading Post downThe North Trade Post is the far bigger sink in costs and actions however,
He said there was a possibility of weather damage, not a guarantee.He specifically said "if it doesn't die to weather damage in 3 turns". Considering Trade Posts start with 2 Econ, it could die in turn 1 since Weather damage goes up to 3 from what we know, so two Main Supports(one in the same turn as the founding) sending 4 Econ would ensure it does not die...but it eats up Econ AND the Red Banner, which gives us nothing to contest the Trelli when they start raiding.
None of which would pay out until 3 turns in at least while it gets set up. That the Northern Trade Post gives good materials is uncontested. That it would give us the material in a timespan that matters to this issue is. If they take the Western Trade Post spot we basically don't have any option left but to beat them at sea in an offensive war.
No, it was clear that the Trellis was looking to attack defenseless boats, not raids. Which is why we need better boats.Did we read the same post? Its pretty clear to me that the Trelli plan on raiding our shipping no matter what we do. What we are choosing is how to prepare for said raids.
I suppose that one nation attacking another doesn't count as war if the other doesn't fight back, but that seems like a silly distinction.
oh hell yes. it was the birthplace (around here at least) of the technique
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The difference between the two is that our towns are all already walled, having had to do so because of preexisting threats (Nomads in the Westshore, Bandits in Hatvalley)@Sivantic when they say raids they really mean piracy, essentially. i.e. naval battles.
AQUEEEEEEE!Lower Valleyhome needs aqueeeee stone pen need aque we need aque
yaThe difference between the two is that our towns are all already walled, having had to do so because of preexisting threats (Nomads in the Westshore, Bandits in Hatvalley)
The second we are beginning to remedy by building more boats. Having a Northern Trade Post to send us better boat constructing materials would go aways to helping that.
If we had 100% light walls, more medium walls, and 100% watchtowers I'd be a lot more confident in our ability to hold them off. Fortunatly, right now we are only talking about them raiding (ie interdicting) our shipping. If they do get uncontested naval superiority, then yes I'd expect extensive raiding of our towns and villages.The difference between the two is that our towns are all already walled, having had to do so because of preexisting threats (Nomads in the Westshore, Bandits in Hatvalley)
The second we are beginning to remedy by building more boats. Having a Northern Trade Post to send us better boat constructing materials would go aways to helping that.
...Except that is not how pirates work. Pirates don't work in an armada, they are opportunistic lone raiders.If we had 100% light walls, more medium walls, and 100% watchtowers I'd be a lot more confident in our ability to hold them off. Fortunatly, right now we are only talking about them raiding (ie interdicting) our shipping. If they do get uncontested naval superiority, then yes I'd expect extensive raiding of our towns and villages.
If one combatant has one hundred boats in a single group, and the other has five hundred boats split among twenty groups unable to communicate with each other, the first combatant wins.
We need our boats for commerce and communication with our provinces and subordinates. They only need to use their boats for raiding. They have the initiative, and just the mere threat of their forces will immensely increase the strain on our nation (what use to take only one boat will now take many).
More and better boats help, but they are not enough. It will still ocassionally be profitable, and it will still weaken their rival, so it will be done. The only way to prevent the raiding from ocurring is to make sure that they have much more to lose than they have to gain.
I am moderately against the Northern Trade Post. That's just opening up another warfront, whereas the Western Trelli one is just starting a war that's gonna be coming to us either way, we're just starting it before the other side is ready. (or ensuring that it doesn't happen at all)People who have voted, please consider voting
[X][Exp] Found Far Northern Trade Post
to defeat trade post near Trelli options.
I am moderately against the Northern Trade Post. That's just opening up another warfront, whereas the Western Trelli one is just starting a war that's gonna be coming to us either way, we're just starting it before the other side is ready. (or ensuring that it doesn't happen at all)
Also, if things do go badly (which isn't guaranteed, I give a ~50% of Trelli not starting a war) then we'll have to spam More Boats a bunch. Which is fine, Boats are a very useful way to generate the LTE needed to keep the Baby Boom going while also generating both innovation rolls and is net positive in normal stats.
Also it'd be a defensive war. And you know what that means? Stability gain!