You're pressing "next turn" over and over. We all know that endgame has always been a weakness of the Civ games.
diplo again" =/ It took awhile to get the willpower not to take the easy win. I kept playing thinking "ok, I'll get the tech victory just this once so I can say I did it," then I'd realize I could build the UN and I'd say "ok, fine. Tech all the way to nanotech instead of globalization, build several units rather than a single building (the units cannot be rushed if I'm not mistaken), then move them to your capital, all while fighting off a massive, annoying, immersion-breaking dogpile (if immersion breakage doesn't bother you, fine, but the rest of the point still stands). Option 1: Diplo- tech to globalization, build one building (which can be engineer-rushed), throw money at CS's one turn before the vote so AI can't react, win. The reason it took me so long to get the tech win was precisely because there was never a time when the diplo victory wasn't much easier and faster. If you're going to be fighting either way, you may as well do it the easy way and actually get something from it.Īs for the builder options, the main problem, really, is that the diplo victory is broken beyond comprehension. You can deal with the other civs on your terms rather than having to beat back a dogpile. If you enjoy fighting, you're clearly better off going for domination. Why this is completely stupid: I don't see how this can ever be an attractive victory condition, whether you're a warmonger or a builder. Eventually I build the parts and launch my ship, game won. I kept asking for peace but they kept insisting it was not an option, despite the fact that they were either doing nothing or losing (I burned an Arabian city and destroyed anything that even pretended to be a navy from all other civs). nearby Arabia was the only civ to try anything with me, and Rome and India tried attacking some of my CS allies but failed. Chain DoW's now from everyone but Egypt and Mongolia (I had the foresight to ask Mongolia for a defensive pact before crap got real, so they never DoW'd me even though they were hostile and reminding me of that fact constantly). Everyone is now hostile except Arabia, who is still guarded. After her denouncement, they all roll in. She now considers me a warmonger all of a sudden. Russia surprises me by immediately going from friendly to hostile and denouncing me. Aside from Arabia, no one considers me a warmonger. Egypt did not give a crap either way and never did. Rome was indifferent for a long time, but came to love me as well. Mongolia, Siam, Russia, and India in particular seemed to love me. Arabia was guarded because of my "warmongering" and the fact that we were close, so he coveted my land. From there I colonized peacefully while maintaining a good navy. He DoW'd on me early as expected, and I was ready. Setting the stage: Alexander started on the same island as me, and him being Alex I had to remove him from the game. Settings: Elizabeth, standard time, large map, tiny islands, prince. You may want to skip down to there if you think you'll get tl dr syndrome. First is an explanation of the game simply for background so you know where I'm coming from, next is my analysis of the tech victory and why I don't understand why anyone would ever go for it after the first time. Edge computing for IoT and Deep Techs – the newer and the jazzier entrants in Hi-Tech – are only pushing the boundary further by applying the best analytics has to offer.2 When you buy a consumer appliance would you wait for the appliance to break down or would you prefer enrolling to a service for a few extra bucks that tells you the health of your appliance? The answer lies with the data.I finally got my first tech victory. Data Science, Advanced Analytics and AI are playing a pivotal role in predicting and prescribing what customers need faster than ever to create unprecedented agility for businesses. In the heart of it, is the willingness to change and lot and lots of data to back up the decisions. Adobe's, now famous pivot to EaaS by moving the entire product line to creative cloud, which seemed like a mercurial decision then, has established itself as a winning model. The situation is such that companies are moving towards 'Everything-as-a-Service' (EaaS) with a zeal, specifically in the B2B space as a continuous revenue-generating business model. The business models have evolved along the way to embrace platform thinking with a steady migration of value from products and devices to service platforms. As one of the largest sectors to generate and harness the power of data, the companies have grown tremendously in the past years.
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