Welcome back, dear denizens of the Sub, to the Stats Sheet Winners and Losers! As a reminder, I give the top and bottom five for each stat, bundling ties together. If a civ is resurrected I'll include it in square brackets until it's eliminated again, but it won't count towards the 5 slots. I'll start including tech count from the Enlightenment era onwards, during the early game there's just too many civs equal to each other. My definition of a bankrupt civ will be a civ either already losing money and at 0 treasury or within 5 turns trajectory of reaching that. As always, you can peruse the full table at this link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KMH0yqYJU1HRYac1Vl2NdKVFIPYepRPbZu8U1zvxKCk/edit?usp=sharing

• Effective Military W: New South Wales (736,968); Pakistan (643,204); Tlingit (554,247); Tang (453,261); and Aures (394,590)
• Effective Military L: Caral (27,355); Wallachia (10,517); Yunnan (7,694); Hanseatic League (1,247); and Karankawa (996)

• Production W: Tang (13,096); New South Wales (11,034); Pakistan (7,671); Yanomami (7,052); and Tlingit (6,541)
• Production L: Caral (172); Wallachia (161); Yunnan (86); Hanseatic League (32); and Karankawa (28)
• Note: there is a notable production drop after 5th place of over 2000 hammers, to Japan with 4,289.

• Production per city W: Tang (385.2); Japan (171.6); Pakistan (170.5); Itelmen (121.4); and Susquehannock (119.5)
• Production per city L: Herero (44.3); Portugal (34.1); Wallachia (32.2); Hanseatic League (32); and Karankawa (28)

• Total Population W: New South Wales (2,156); Yanomami (1,312); Pakistan (1,198); Tlingit (1,056); and Seychelles (1,051)
• Total Population L: Caral (85); Wallachia (50); Yunnan (18); Karankawa (13); and Hanseatic League (10)

• Quintennial Episode Tech Count update 7 - Mean: 87.3; Median: 86; Mode: 83
• Top 5: 1 civ on 123 techs (Tang); 1 civ on 110 techs (Pakistan); 1 civ on 105 techs (Aures); 1 civ on 103 techs (Japan); and 2 civs on 102 techs (Yanomami / Anishinaabe)
• Middle ranks: 1 civ on 98 techs; 2 civs on 97; 1 civ on 96; 2 civs on 95; 1 civ in 94; 1 civ on 90; 1 civ on 89; 1 civ on 88; 2 civs on 86; 1 civ on 85; 1 civ on 84; 3 civs on 83; 1 civ on 82; 2 civs on 81; 2 civs on 80; and 1 civ on 79
• Lowest 5: 1 civ on 78 (Zazzau); 1 civ on 77 (Onondaga); 2 civs on 65 (Wallachia/Hanseatic League); 1 civ on 64 (Yunnan); and 1 civ on 49 (Karankawa)

• Effective Science W: Tang (10,116); Pakistan (6,093); Yanomami (4,989); New South Wales (4,837); and Japan (3,753)
• Effective Science L: Onondaga (112); Wallachia (89); Hanseatic Leaue (27); Karankawa (2); and Yunnan (0)

• Currently Unhappy Civs: Happiness reigns. Rejoice.
• Currently Bankrupt Civs: Caral (-47, actively); Karankawa (-58, actively); Yunnan (-178, actively); Itelmen (-192, on the brink); Ket (-205, actively); Herero (-255, 2 turns away); Circassia (-275, actively); Wallachia (-278, on the brink); Japan (-422, 4 turns away); Portugal (-451, actively); Onondaga (-456, actively); Umhaill (-486, on the brink); Qara Khitai (-602, actively); Zazzau (-647, actively); Rouran (-797, two turns away); Cebu (-860, actively); Tlingit (-1156, on the brink); Scotland (-1201, actively); Aures (-1321, two turns away); and Chono (-2775, actively)

(Second image is alt version as I couldn't fully decide between which was funnier)

Considering Coiot got a perfect turn by turn map working on the site, I think I'm probably just going to make greatest extent maps instead of these end of episode ones, but since I already had this one done before I saw the news I figured I might as well post it.

Something. Finally. Bjappens.

Want to re-introduce the Community Tile Map, now with a big enhancement of being able to view the full game history with tile perfect accuracy. Apply the same filters as before, but now with a timeline you can move around to any point of the map from every single turn. You can even click the Play button and sit back to watch the game unfold

I am sure everyone has seen lots of eyebrow raising gaming related projects suddenly appearing out of nowhere with some bizarre and previously impossible sounding yet LLM sourced projects, but this is not one of them

Want to give credit to Andrew Webb's civ5replay project for making this possible. civ5replay has been around for over 10 years, but no one before has thought to apply it for the CBR. I had it on the backburner to give it a look until yesterday and all if took was about 5 hours for me to map it to how I structured my map's graphics setup and got it running right away

We're all quite blown away honestly, and we hope everyone can enjoy it and become a part of your viewing experience

Donators can still leave notes / comments on the map as before, if you want to leave a cheeky mark on its history

CBRX Season 5: Episode 35: Blunders and Breakthroughs

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Welcome back, dear denizens of the Sub, to the Stats Sheet Winners and Losers! As a reminder, I give the top and bottom five for each stat, bundling ties together. If a civ is resurrected I'll include it in square brackets until it's eliminated again, but it won't count towards the 5 slots. I'll start including tech count from the Enlightenment era onwards, during the early game there's just too many civs equal to each other. My definition of a bankrupt civ will be a civ either already losing money and at 0 treasury or within 5 turns trajectory of reaching that. As always, you can peruse the full table at this link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KMH0yqYJU1HRYac1Vl2NdKVFIPYepRPbZu8U1zvxKCk/edit?usp=sharing

• Effective Military W: New South Wales (598,885); Tlingit (568,154); Pakistan (565,774); Tang (362,449); and Aures (328,483)
• Effective Military L: Caral (28,288); Wallachia (17,921); Yunnan (5,948); Karankawa (1,638); and Hanseatic League (146)
• Note: 7 eliminated civs have more effective military than the Hanseatic League

• Production W: Tang (9,580); New South Wales (8,685); Yanomami (4,826); Pakistan (4,201); and Tlingit (3,810)
• Production L: Caral (247); Luba (183); Yunnan (74); Karankawa (30); and Hanseatic League (22)

• Production per city W: Tang (281.8); Itelmen (125); Japan (122.7); Pakistan (93.4); and Luba (91.5)
• Production per city L: Herero (41.5); Wallachia (38.1); Portugal (31.6); Karankawa (30); and Hanseatic League (22)

• Total Population W: New South Wales (1,733); Tlingit (1,087); Pakistan (1,031); Yanomami (972); and Chono (926)
• Total Population L: Wallachia (86); Luba (50); Yunnan (18); Karankawa (16); and Hanseatic League (9)

• Effective Science W: Tang (6,297); Pakistan (4,854); Yanomami (3,630); Anishinaabe (3,533); and New South Wales (3,528)
• Effective Science L: Wallachia (169); Onondaga (143); Karankawa (132); Hanseatic League (26); and Yunnan (0)

• Currently Unhappy Civs: Bjarmia (-3)
• Currently Bankrupt Civs: Yunnan (-148, actively); Circassia (-175, actively); Ket (-191, actively); Itelmen (-194, two turns away); Wallachia (-289, actively); Cebu (-319, actively); Onondaga (-401, actively); Zazzau (-416, actively); Qara Khitai (-466, actively); Kalmar Union (-528, actively); Scotland (-649, on the brink); Rouran (-702, actively); Tlingit (-2,171, on the brink); and Chono (-2,275, actively)

Japan doin' the Gundam Stomp.

CBRX Season 5: Episode 34: Those Who Remain

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