Conflicts in Civ scores

Ben Kenobi · December 10, 2002, 23:20

Okay- here are my scores as promised. Mock them, spit on them, but here they are:

Format:

Rank/Scenario/CIV score/nation played/date won, notes

01. Croscres: 6768 Arabs (all cities taken)

02. Apocalyp: 5363 Kamikazes (all cities taken)

03. Discover: 4266 Dutch (all cities taken)

04. WW79: 4180 Soviets Dec 1981.

05. GreatWar: 4000 Central Powers May 1916.

06. Eastwind: 3620 Japanese Nov 1943.

07. Kesh: 3460 Novindans 616 AD.

08. Mongol: 3420 Mongols 229 AD.

09. WWII: 3400 Germans Apr 1944.

10. Gulfwar: 3360 Israelis Jun 1993.

11. Crusades: 3040 Seljuk Turks 1126 AD.

12. Napoleon: 3000 French Mar 1802.

13. Jihad: 2980 Arabs 668 AD.

14. Alexandr: 2600 Mac. Greeks May 330 BC.

15. Alien: 2440 Europeans 2077 AD.

16. Atolon: 2440 UltraRiches 460 AD.

17. Rome: 2420 Romans 161 BC.

18. Brit1011: 2400 Saxons Nov 1070.

19. Zeus: 2300 CowArds 1680 AD.

20. CivilWar: 1590 Union

21. Independ: 1340 British

22. Rebel: 1280 Spanish (all cities taken)

La Fayette · December 17, 2002, 19:20

obiwan,

Many of your results unfortunately cannot be compared to those obtained under friendly competition here at Apolyton, either because you chose a different civ or because you don't give your date of victory (we never play for high score in that kind of games).

Some of the results which can be compared are very good (if you played your games at deity level without caravan rehoming), namely:

Alexandre: May 330 is excellent with the Macedonian Greeks (record by DrFell: sept 331)
Napoleon: March 1802 is excellent with the French (record by La Fayette: March 1804)
Jihad: 668AD is excellent with the Arabs (record by samson: 662AD)
Alien: 2077 is good with the Europeans (record by XinYu: 2013)
Rome: 161BC is poor with the Romans (record by DrFell: 238BC)

I am currently playing 'Bestonet' scenarios. I shall choose the same civs as those you chose, in order to be able to compare.

La Fayette · December 19, 2002, 18:02

Just finished 'Brit 1011' as the Saxons: victory in october 1067.

Ben Kenobi · December 20, 2002, 08:07

La Fayette:

These scores assume a 'win' as conquering all cities in the scenario. I like seeing the guillotine end sequence, rather than just taking all the objectives. For the non-objective scenarios, I assumed high scores went for points rather than a quick world conquest.

Yeah, I need to improve the Roman score. Might do so over the holidays.