You need to play friendly for most of the game. That is a very important part of their UA. It will aid in income, but the finisher allows them to get the +2 Happiness per resource even when you trade your last copy away, so you can get +8 Happiness from a Resource so long as you can find Trading Partners. However, their UA provides players an excellent opportunity to avoid Happiness woes that prevent growth no matter what map type you play them on.Ĭommerce is a must-have Tree for the Dutch. The Dutch are an above-average Civ when played on Archipelago, decent on Continents - assuming you use their excellent Unique Unit and can get some Iron to make Frigates to accompany the Sea Beggars. The Dutch Sea Beggar starts with Supply and Coastal Raider II Upgrades The Dutch Polder initially provides +3 Food to Flood Plains and Marsh Tiles For Warmongers, he's an easy target but will have well-fortified Cities. Unfortunately, the AI doesn't seem to take his UA into account and won't trade away his last copy of a Luxury easily, even though he should. William is a wonderful neighbor to have, as he's likely to be friendly and have a smaller Military than most Civs. Playing Against The William AI - Their Tendencies (XML Info and Flavors) Warmonger Save Marshes until Guilds, then get as many of these up as possible throughout your Empire. Gives +1 Production/+2 Gold after Economics, making those tiles incredibly useful. Gives +3 Food but may only be constructed on Marsh and Flood Plains. This gives it two more Promotions than the regular Privateer. This provides the Dutch a Massive Happiness boost.Ĭomes with Coastal Raider II (+20% CS vs Cities, steal 66% of Damage done in Gold) and Supply, allowing them to heal outside your borders at a rate of +15/turn. Keep 2 Happiness when your last copy of each Luxury Resource is traded away.
Civ 5 Dutch Civilization Civ Bonuses, AI Info, Strategies, Unique Units and Buildings Updated for Gods and Kings and Brave New World DLCs
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