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Civ III Conquest V: Mesoamerica
Civilization: Maya
Leader: K’ak’-Uti’-Witz’-K’awiil
Victory conditions:
I initially planned for a cultural victory, but I didn't manage to achieve it within the time limit and won by points. This surprised me somewhat (or rather, events unfolded contrary to my expectations); while Culture reached the required 7000, the capital did not reach 2000 in time, despite the fact that I built as many as four great wonders there (I managed to build them earlier than my rivals due to technological advantages).
Brief overview: As can be seen from the time spent, this scenario was completed quite quickly, largely because I hardly fought at all. There were only two conflicts; the first one I started myself by attacking the Olmecs' single city. I planned to use the territories they claimed myself, so I couldn't allow them to expand. The second occurred closer to the end of the game when militarized Incas attacked me. I could not compete with them in this area, but I still managed to stop their invasion (although I lost one city at first).
Overall, I enjoyed this scenario; it was pleasant and relaxing, and also atmospheric, plus I was very pleased with the opportunity to avoid a military approach to victory.
Result: ✓
Enjoyment: ★★★★★
Difficulty: ★★★★★
Summary: power, top 5 cities and demographics
Civilization: Maya
Leader: K’ak’-Uti’-Witz’-K’awiil
Victory conditions:
I initially planned for a cultural victory, but I didn't manage to achieve it within the time limit and won by points. This surprised me somewhat (or rather, events unfolded contrary to my expectations); while Culture reached the required 7000, the capital did not reach 2000 in time, despite the fact that I built as many as four great wonders there (I managed to build them earlier than my rivals due to technological advantages).
Brief overview: As can be seen from the time spent, this scenario was completed quite quickly, largely because I hardly fought at all. There were only two conflicts; the first one I started myself by attacking the Olmecs' single city. I planned to use the territories they claimed myself, so I couldn't allow them to expand. The second occurred closer to the end of the game when militarized Incas attacked me. I could not compete with them in this area, but I still managed to stop their invasion (although I lost one city at first).
Overall, I enjoyed this scenario; it was pleasant and relaxing, and also atmospheric, plus I was very pleased with the opportunity to avoid a military approach to victory.
Result: ✓
Enjoyment: ★★★★★
Difficulty: ★★★★★
Summary: power, top 5 cities and demographics