View Full Version : Way to tell which AI city is capital?
gremlins0 Jul 17, 2008, 02:26 PM Is there a way to tell which Ai city is the capital of the civ? Like a flag on the city or something? Or is the capital name always locked to the civ, such as washington always being the capital for US? I am trying to win by domination and hate having to take every city until I guess at which one the capital is. Thanks.
KAZUY4 Jul 17, 2008, 02:57 PM Learn the names of each civilization capital, there are always the same.
Washington
Madrid
etc..
Usually people learned that at school :D
vinstafresh Jul 17, 2008, 03:08 PM You can't rebuild your palace somewhere else, like you can in other Civ games, so if you memorize the capitals, you're fine.
MagnumCT Jul 17, 2008, 03:20 PM Make sure, specifically with the Aztecs, because there's a city that has an extremely similar name.
gremlins0 Jul 17, 2008, 03:51 PM I think I found another way. It appears as though if you look at the city, there is a tall squarish building with an eagle on it for a capital. But good to know the capital is also the correct city thanks.
dexters Jul 17, 2008, 04:26 PM If you capture an enemy capital , do they get a replacement palance in another city ala Civ3/4? I know only the original capitals count for domination but I assume the game will assign a new capital if the original one is taken?
TooTrickyFoU07 Jul 17, 2008, 06:40 PM Nope. No replacement capital. You can even go so far to use a Great Artist to convert their last city.
someguy486 Jul 17, 2008, 11:11 PM At the beggining of the game you can just look to see which city has a palace. It will be the most unique looking building. Other than that just remeber the names.
eireksten Jul 18, 2008, 05:16 AM Nope. No replacement capital. You can even go so far to use a Great Artist to convert their last city.
Or just simply culture-flip them in the regular way.
bamf226 Jul 18, 2008, 09:46 AM Or just simply culture-flip them in the regular way.
What's the regular way to culture flip?
goofyballer Jul 18, 2008, 04:19 PM Americans - Washington
Arabs - Tripoli
Aztecs - Tenochtitlan
Chinese - Beijing
Egyptians - Thebes
English - London
French - Paris
Germans - Berlin
Greeks - Athens
Indians - Delhi
Japanese - Kyoto
Mongolians - Karakorum
Spanish - Madrid
Romans - Rome
Russians - Moscow
Zulus - Zimbabwe
Smidlee Jul 18, 2008, 11:39 PM If you look closely you can see a spinning gold emblem (fist,eagle,etc.) on top of the palace buildings.
Peachrocks Jul 19, 2008, 10:53 AM I was caught out by this, I kept thinking Mecca was the Arabian captial like it is in civ 4. Took me a two games against them to work out that it was actually Tripoli, I kept wondering why I was the defenders were getting a defence bonus in Tripoli but I figured it out when I was told that I only needed 3 more palaces to win. Now I just know them all, but that spinning gold symbol would have helped before...
bonafide11 Jul 19, 2008, 01:57 PM What's the regular way to culture flip?
I'm curious what the irregular way to culture flip is...
kensington888 Jul 20, 2008, 09:31 AM am i wrong on this?is the capital the city that has a star round the number at the city name on the map.the rest of the citys have a circle round it.
jayeffaar Jul 21, 2008, 09:04 PM am i wrong on this?is the capital the city that has a star round the number at the city name on the map.the rest of the citys have a circle round it.
I think you're thinking of Civ IV. No circles or stars in Rev.
jayeffaar Jul 21, 2008, 09:05 PM If you look closely you can see a spinning gold emblem (fist,eagle,etc.) on top of the palace buildings.
Or more to the point, you can see a palace building. The other cities don't have anything like that in them.
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