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tniem
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Hope College
Apr 2000 time: 00:15
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By building major wonders that fufil your civs attribute you can start a golden age. That means there is a peaceful way of having your golden age.
This is huge news.
To quote Dan:
quote: If the attributes of the Wonders you've completed match your Civ's strengths, you will trigger a Golden Age. For example, the Chinese are "Militaristic" and "Industrious". If they build The Art of War and Hoover Dam, this satisfies both strengths and a Golden Age would begin. A far better tact for the Chinese would be to build the Great Wall, which satisfies both strengths at once and would immediately trigger a Chinese Golden Age upon completion |
Either we asked and Firaxis listened or they knew all along that only a militaristic golden age just wasn't right. Either way I am happy to see the change.
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tniem
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Hope College
Apr 2000 time: 00:15
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quote: Originally posted by Kyller
Not sure if its a movie or an animation or a still picture... |
I am pretty sure they have said no wonder movies. They simply interupt the world they are trying to create. Besides it says "Sir we have completed The Oracle in Rome.
So I would have to say it is just a still image.
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Edward
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Hurray for the peaceful Golden age trigger!
Will the game remember whether or not we've already had a Golden Age? Can you get two Golden Ages for your civilization in a single game, one by unique unit victory and another by building the appropriate great wonder(s)? If I win a battle with my Chinese "rider" and have 20 turns of Golden Age, can I subsequently (or previously) also gain a second 20 turns of Golden Age in the same game by building the Great Wall?
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