Civilization 5 - Walk like an Egyptian - Earth / True Start Location - Part 4

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[@SergeiAndropov]

Quill: I wonder where this is. Everyone: That's literally the exact location of Benghazi. Quill: It must be Alexandria.

[@XiaoYueMao]

no, he said he did Alexandria because he likes the thought of having an Alexandria better

[@joshuariefman1984]

The EU4 player in my brain was dying then.

[@fakjbf3129]

Alexandria is roughly where the wheat is, whereas the city you founded is pretty much exactly where Benghazi is.

[@somsnosa.]

Alexandria would more to the right wouldn't it?

[@goldosprey]

Alexandria is closer to the mouth of the Nile

[@Frahamen]

"Alexandria" is precisely were Benghazi is IRL.

[@goldosprey]

Frahamen Correct. IRL Alexandria is closer to the mouth of the Nile. One of the ancient Wonders is the Library, which sank into the sea

[@Ayeshteni]

City is basically Benghazi. Alexandria is where (at the time) his worker was, at the mouth of the River Nile.

[@sawyerawr5783]

If the city by Lake Victoria isn't named Entebbe the salt will be real (Entebbe is actually on the shore of lake victoria)

[@asmrrenaissance2704]

I can tell this will be a great series

[@RumHammm]

That city you named Alexandria, is practically located where the ancient city of Kyrene/Cyrene was. Think it was a Greek colony. Just some useless info.

[@hallelujahimabum]

yeah, you're right. I think it was also a Roman city after the Greeks called Cyrenaica. important port city.

[@carlisthedrummer]

Haha Dat Petra Joke timing was dangerously good hhahah! 06:13

[@Loalrikowki]

10:33 Quill describes the core tenets of Calvinism.

[@gavinlottering]

... A well-known aquatic landmark. lol

[@richu2379]

love the vid man are you still doing the rome playthrough

[@maldoran9150]

that one was done I think. Didn't work out with that difficult start.

[@milton1969able]

he was using vox/cbp and after not really knowing how it works atm plus the 22 civ huge map, he got battered by the AI, thats why he's switched back to more of a vanilla game

[@alexfietta]

I think the third city is more Cyrene!

[@jasmineharmon1034]

"Your basically over it."

[@Nebuhalanezar]

City could have been Cyrenaica

[@AvecadoHD]

What mods his he using?

[@georgepapaioannou3924]

Got the same question.

[@Snowy123]

Community Balance Patch + Another True Earth Start.

[@stabod]

He isn't using the Community Balance Patch in this time. :P

[@MercuryManProduction]

He isn't using the community balance patch anymore, and thats not what the map is called.

[@MercuryManProduction]

He is using the Enhanced User Interface, and the map is called Yet Not Another Earth Map Pack.

[@yegorbaranovski4513]

Wat happened with Egypt?

[@VitorEmanuelOliver]

You should call that city Cyrene

[@Frahamen]

Or Benghazi... Or that's more where the citrus is?

[@VitorEmanuelOliver]

Idk, I just know that Cyrene stands on the western part of that peninsula, if I you can call that a peninsula

[@Frahamen]

Vitor Emanuel Oliveira googled it, and technicaly, Cyrene would be more in the citrus, Benghazi where Quill's city is now.

[@VitorEmanuelOliver]

yeah

[@kennytheprinny3012]

Tobruk

[@Usmodlover]

Alexandria would be on the wheat worked by Suez. Benghazi is far more accurate of a name for "Alexandria".

[@dkz8394]

FOR THE LOVE OF ALL SAINTS WHERE I DOWNLOAD THIS MAP?

[@Chino_Shorts]

Steam Workshop

[@MuppetLord1]

Whats the name of the map?

[@G33smeagz]

Yet Not Another Earth Map

[@Turambar88]

Petra would've been so much stronger than Hanging Gardens.

[@flamingbull3438]

When your city literally has one hammer...

[@wiccanXexodus]

Now John Henry was a mighty man, yes sir. He was born a slave in the 1840's but was freed after the war. He went to work as a steel-driver for the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, don't ya know. And John Henry was the strongest, the most powerful man working the rails. John Henry, he would spend his day's drilling holes by hitting thick steel spikes into rocks with his faithful shaker crouching close to the hole, turning the drill after each mighty blow. There was no one who could match him, though many tried.

[@flamingbull3438]

John Henry had two hammers though...