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Boris Godunov is offline Boris Godunov
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Aug 2001
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This may be inconsequential to many Civers, and might be impossible to implement, but I thought that they should expand the number of eras in Civ3 and their effect on the civs. This could make choosing a particular civ even more vital.

I think there should be more eras:

Ancient
Classical
Medieval
Renaissance
Industrial
Modern
Nano (or some future thing).

In addition, different civs get a science boost in different eras:

Ancient: Egypt, Babylon, Aztec, Zulu
Classical: Greece, Rome, India
Medieval: Persia, China
Renaissance: France, England
Industrial: Germany, Russia
Modern: America, Japan
Nano: Everyone equal

This could also be coupled by tech penalties on other civs (like European ones during the middle ages). This could be a way fo simulating the rise and fall, ebb and flow of societies.

Just an idea...

The Viceroy is offline The Viceroy
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Renaissance: France, England


Err didn't the industrial revolution start in England ???

I think Era's do add to the interest of the game .. But I think the graphics should be updated per advance .. not per era .. that would be nice! ..

Boris Godunov is offline Boris Godunov
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Err didn't the industrial revolution start in England ???

I think Era's do add to the interest of the game .. But I think the graphics should be updated per advance .. not per era .. that would be nice! ..


Yeah...but couldn't think of another Civ that should be Renaissance, and don't think France should get it all alone (Italy is out even though that is where the Renaissance began!)

Jethro83 is offline Jethro83
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Here's what I think.

Ancient
Classical
Middle-Ages
Imperial Age
Industrial
Modern
Near Future (Digital maybe)
Distant Future (Nano maybe)

Boris Godunov is offline Boris Godunov
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Here's what I think.

Ancient
Classical
Middle-Ages
Imperial Age
Industrial
Modern
Near Future (Digital maybe)
Distant Future (Nano maybe)


Hmm...sounds rather...Empire Earthy...lol

Dom Pedro II is offline Dom Pedro II
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No, Imperial Age!

The Enlightenment or Age of Reason... encompasses the baroque, absolutism, the scientific revolution, the philosophes, and the French Revolution/Napoleonic era.

The Age of Imperialism is actually from 1870 to 1914, and that's the Industrial Age, so dump it. If Imperial Age refers to that era of the 1500s, 1600s, and 1700s, this whole era is encompassed in the Enlightenment and the Renaissance.

Boris Godunov is offline Boris Godunov
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Yeah, I view the Imperial Age as a sub-age of the Industrial age. Of course, we could just break the era's down into sub ages, too! Go crazy!

Jethro83 is offline Jethro83
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No, Imperial Age!

The Enlightenment or Age of Reason... encompasses the baroque, absolutism, the scientific revolution, the philosophes, and the French Revolution/Napoleonic era.

The Age of Imperialism is actually from 1870 to 1914, and that's the Industrial Age, so dump it. If Imperial Age refers to that era of the 1500s, 1600s, and 1700s, this whole era is encompassed in the Enlightenment and the Renaissance.


Hmmm... you're right. Renaissance should be in instead of Imperial Age.


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Hmm...sounds rather...Empire Earthy...lol


I know, but I kinda like the Empire Earth system of epochs (excepting of course the lack of an Iron Age).

LaRusso is offline LaRusso
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nah, no more eras, no more bonuses

LaRusso is offline LaRusso
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anyway, tech whoring would eat up those advantages LOL

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