LongTurn Game 7 for Freeciv-web

[AndreasR]

LongTurn game 7 has been started!

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This game is set in the future on the planet Tharn. This is a very hostile world with mostly desert!
(Thanks to JTN for link!)

300 human players! Techlevel 100. Temperature 100. Wetness 0. Gold 1000!
All settings for this game

You play one turn every day, the turn timeout is 23 hours.

More info on LongTurn games on the wiki.

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Screenshot of a typical map:


Image of the overview map:

[Zelrond]

This game was my worst start evah. i dont know if its only me or for everyone but i believe im screwed

[cazfi]

This game was my worst start evah. i dont know if its only me or for everyone but i believe im screwed

From the original post's "Screenshot of a typical map" it seems that map generation parameters are not set to make world very welcoming.

[Caedo]

I'm wondering, just out of curiosity: I was skimming the repo, and this game's settings are the only place where I could find a reference to the ruleset "multiplayer2". What's up with that?

[Corbeau]

Actually, this map would be far more interesting if Engineers and terraforming were available immediately, Alpha Centauri style.

[AndreasR]

I'm wondering, just out of curiosity: I was skimming the repo, and this game's settings are the only place where I could find a reference to the ruleset "multiplayer2". What's up with that?

The ruleset had to be modified to generate the terrain in mostly desert. Otherwise identical to the multiplayer ruleset. This game is running the multiplayer ruleset now.

[AndreasR]

Actually, this map would be far more interesting if Engineers and terraforming were available immediately, Alpha Centauri style.

It is available immediately. The game has techlevel 100.

[Corbeau]

Oh, ok then. So a no-research game.

[AndreasR]

Actually, this map would be far more interesting ...

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[Corbeau]

I think you need a friend to tell you how you make yourself appear in public.

I appreciate all the hard work, the dedication and, a lot of time, patience, but Andreas, sometimes you are a PR disaster.