No longer so rank, nor quite such a newbie.

Well the "waiting game" blew up in my face when I hit a huge recession and my economy went into free fall. Had to start over.

But when I did, applying the lessons I'd learned made a big difference. This time, all the major aliens were scrunched up with me in the top center; I simply colonized *around* them. I hadn't even colonized more than two thirds of the gigantic map before I won a cultural victory. This took two gaming sessions in under 24 hours. I don't think anyone would want me to submit to the metaverse seeing as it was a Cakewalk game. But thanks to everyone for their help.

Currently I'm working on a totally evil conquer the universe muhahahaha game. Question; does an evil alignment in any way hurt morale?
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I don't think anyone would want me to submit to the metaverse seeing as it was a Cakewalk game.
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Why would anyone mind? It's your score and you should submit it if you want it on record. It's probably worth a couple thousand points even though it's Calkwalk.

Question; does an evil alignment in any way hurt morale?
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There isn't any direct relationship between alignment and morale. In fact, you can probably improve morale by picking some evil colonization choice.
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No shame in starting off on cakewalk. None at all. A lot of player records show a steady progression from a low level to a higher level where the player eventually tapers off at, or even eases back down a notch or two after that peak into a sweet spot of preferred difficulty. Show us what you got.
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My first game was a Cakewalk. Hell, I had to learn how to play the game (manual...I don't need no stinkin' manual!), and it took hours to play (actually days)! You played it, you deserve credit for it.

:)
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I have a couple of very low scoring Cakewalks. I also have a very high scoring one. There is nothing wrong with submitting any game, be it easy or hard.