The following is a simple instruction set on how to set up a prosperous wide empire, with the following notes: Should the land be numerous and bountiful, there is no reason not to play wide. In turn you also increase your production, yielding more hammers to produce units with, and in turn an impossibly large army. However, these increases are more than overcome when you can grow those settlements to yield more than 5% of your science yield, and more. Settling an additional city increases your science costs by 5% per city, and increases your social policy costs as well. This is backwards compared to the view of many players, who see tall as the-name-of-the-game. If your only choice was to play either a wide, sprawling empire, or a tall, small, highly populous one, which would make these four "X"s easier? Although occasionally tall has its necessity and merit, the answer is, far more often than not, wide. These four things are the four "X"s of a 4X strategy game, which Civilization V is considered to be. Explore, Expand, Exploit, and Exterminate.
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