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Civ 1 Quiz
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Hey, I didn't remembered that one... 
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You are playing at King level.
You have just discovered a new civilization advance.
It cost you 60 lightbulbs to achieve it.
How many lightbulbs will the next advance cost you?
You have just discovered a new civilization advance.
It cost you 60 lightbulbs to achieve it.
How many lightbulbs will the next advance cost you?
Correct. And welcome wroth. 
For those of you who don't understand the answer, check out this difficulty level chart, though be sure to switch on your pop-up zapper first.
Everytime you discover an advance, it takes you longer to discover the next one. The difference between the two times is the number of extra lightbulbs you need. At King level this is twelve extra lightbulbs. In the quiz question, the last took 60 so the next will take 72.
wroth - if you would like to set the next question you are welcome to. If you'd like to pass on the opportunity then let us know and I'll set another.
For those of you who don't understand the answer, check out this difficulty level chart, though be sure to switch on your pop-up zapper first.
Everytime you discover an advance, it takes you longer to discover the next one. The difference between the two times is the number of extra lightbulbs you need. At King level this is twelve extra lightbulbs. In the quiz question, the last took 60 so the next will take 72.
wroth - if you would like to set the next question you are welcome to. If you'd like to pass on the opportunity then let us know and I'll set another.
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Vassalising Spain
50?
Kemal
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Perphaps on chieftain it doesn't. But from my experience with the game it does indeed vary:
Mongols: 700 (or even more..)
Babylonians: -700
Seriously, I think it might be 0, perhaps they thought that war would be too dangerous for newbies, so they added a standard great wall effect on chieftain.
Mongols: 700 (or even more..)
Babylonians: -700
Seriously, I think it might be 0, perhaps they thought that war would be too dangerous for newbies, so they added a standard great wall effect on chieftain.
Kemal
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Next question (I hope I remember this correct, I can't check it right now) :
In civ1, there is a wonder of which the civilopedia states that its effects will disappear ones you've researched a certain tech, when in fact its effects do not disappear at all when you've researched that tech. What wonder, and what tech am I talking about?
In civ1, there is a wonder of which the civilopedia states that its effects will disappear ones you've researched a certain tech, when in fact its effects do not disappear at all when you've researched that tech. What wonder, and what tech am I talking about?
Portuguese
Vassalising Spain
Wonder: Pyramids
Tech: Communism
Right?
Tech: Communism
Right?
Vitterand1944
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Hey is the answer Copericus's observatory,
not by automobile?
not by automobile?
In Civ1, MC doubles the effect of the cathedrals. (not in civ2)
I think cathedrals usually turn 4 unhappy people to happy.
With MC built, cathedrals turn 8 unhappy to happy.
One Great wonder if you want to develop great cities...
I think cathedrals usually turn 4 unhappy people to happy.
With MC built, cathedrals turn 8 unhappy to happy.
One Great wonder if you want to develop great cities...
We seem to have lost momentum on our quiz.
Anyone like to set a new question?
Or shall I do it?
Anyone like to set a new question?
Or shall I do it?
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