Civ 1 Quiz
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Judge_Deadd
No, I'm not back
Good. Youre the winner!
addiv
Hero of our time
is that your question? if so, I don't know the answer 
To forestall spam and to get the quiz going again, here's another question:
What are the three purposes of an Aqueduct?
What are the three purposes of an Aqueduct?
Yes it prevents fire.
Yes it lets you grow your cities beyond size 10.
But what else?
Clue: It's got something to do with Shakespeare's Theatre.
Yes it lets you grow your cities beyond size 10.
But what else?
Clue: It's got something to do with Shakespeare's Theatre.
pdescobar
Moo, baby. Moo.
According to my trusty Rome on 640K a Day, it also prevents plague.
Correct pdescobar!
Plague can be prevented by building an aqueduct.
It can also be prevented by discovering Medicine.
(You need Medicine to build Shakespeare's Theatre.)
I'm surprised that took so long - nearly 10 days!
pdescobar - have a go at asking a question.
Plague can be prevented by building an aqueduct.
It can also be prevented by discovering Medicine.
(You need Medicine to build Shakespeare's Theatre.)
I'm surprised that took so long - nearly 10 days!
pdescobar - have a go at asking a question.
pdescobar
Moo, baby. Moo.
OK, while we're on the subject of disasters...
What is the one type of disaster which cannot be prevented, and what makes a city susceptible to it?
What is the one type of disaster which cannot be prevented, and what makes a city susceptible to it?
Ukas
Pthooey of Tomainia
Nuclear explosion & nuke plant?
pdescobar
Moo, baby. Moo.
Barbs aren't technically a disasterOriginally posted by Ville
Barbarian Hordes?
I'm talking about things like fire and plague.I hadn't considered this, but no -- Fusion Power eliminates the possibility of a meltdown.
stwils
Emperor
Earthquake! And if you build next to Hills you are susceptible to it.
Is that right?
stwils
Is that right?
stwils
pdescobar
Moo, baby. Moo.
Well done stwils! 
You're up
You're up stwils
Emperor
OK.
What is the difference between a fortified unit and a sentried unit?
What is the difference in the way each is reactivated?
And in particular, is there a difference in the way one boards a transport ship? If so, what?
stwils
What is the difference between a fortified unit and a sentried unit?
What is the difference in the way each is reactivated?
And in particular, is there a difference in the way one boards a transport ship? If so, what?
stwils
GenghisK
...
Not that hard
Fortified unit will never wake up when foreign unit slips on a squared next to it. Plus a sentry unit in a city will automaticall board a ship, which can be extremely annoying!
(so many time my armors in sentry mode left my cities grrr.
Finally sentry units don't gain the +50% defence bonus. OTOH both can play the turn when they're reactivated (you don't have to wait for the next turn)
Fortified unit will never wake up when foreign unit slips on a squared next to it. Plus a sentry unit in a city will automaticall board a ship, which can be extremely annoying!
(so many time my armors in sentry mode left my cities grrr.Finally sentry units don't gain the +50% defence bonus. OTOH both can play the turn when they're reactivated (you don't have to wait for the next turn)
stwils
Emperor
Great answer!
Now it's your turn.
stwils
Now it's your turn.
stwils
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