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The pentagon does not have what looks like a garden in the middle.
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Khoon Ki Pyasi Dayan (1988)
Nov 2000
time: 05:12
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From the totally fake interview with Jeff Morris, complied off the fact boxes in PC Gameplay:
GSUK: Wonders were one of our favourite parts of Civ II - will they be as vital as they were in the first two games?
Wonders of the World are as important as ever. We have all the Civ II ones, a couple of new ones, some that are old and function in new ways and a brand new set that we call "small wonders". While you can only construct one of each Wonder of the World, small wonders can be built by every civilisation, such as the Strategic Defence Initiative, Apollo programme and Manhattan Project.
GSUK: So can you give us a taster of how some of these new wonders will work?
The Great Canal is one of the new Wonders in the game. When you build that, you can choose a place on the map and connect two oceans, so it's like the Panama Canal. You can charge a fee for using it. We also have the Great Wall, which is an old Wonder, but now you can choose a section of your border and you get a wall that is really hard for someone to get through. We have another great Wonder, the Internet, but we're not sure exactly how that's going to function. We know it's got something to do with education, it will create a smart populace, but apart from that we're stumped.
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17-05-2001 09:56
Anyway, If I remember it correctly there was 27 Wonders in Civ-2 - 9 more to add. By the way; I think its a good thing to keep the old Civ-2 ones, in Civ-3 as well. They should be tweaked, trimmed and adjusted - both by themselves, and (then appropriate) their appearance in the tech-tree.
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