There are two things that can speed you up with city tiles - flash memorization and the governor. There's no way I could ever possibly tolerate that. Many players check every city every turn. Later in the game, group workers in groups of 2-4 or automate them.lost worker turns are far less of an issue by then.Д¬ity Tiles: This one is hard and it slows a lot of players down on a turn by turn basis. On most turns my worker micro is less than 10 seconds, even later into the game. Any improvement you make with any significance, know the hotkey and use it. Practice using them until you have them down. I'll get into using the governor to force auto workers to improve tiles correctly later, but early on they just waste too many turns if you leave them alone. Workers: Do not automate these until you 1) feel like you've won or 2) you've settled and improved all of your land. Small mistakes can snowball negatively, while a good opening can secure the game much sooner. Without a doubt, this is the area of the game that has the least tolerance for micromanagement errors. Here's hoping that Blazing!!! feels slow for others as well! That said, on with the guide!Д®arly game: Workers/City tiles/Exploration/Diplomacy I will try to group tips logically, and will leave room for other suggestions as well. I estimate a lot of my slowdown is adaptation to the balance alterations and that it could be much closer, however. In my experience, the game speed causes very little differentiation in time played, with the exception of marathon which adds an hour or two for me due to the sheer volume of turns. Extreme cases such as huge/below level in < 2 hours are possible, but not the norm. (immortal, as I still have to concentrate there, takes an extra 30 mins on average). Ultimately I shoot for between 2-4 hour games on epic speed for standard maps.

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