Civ Quiz I

[DroopyTofu]

No. I think Medi is Buddha, and i'm pretty shure Poly is some Greek, or Hindu gods

 

[BakingTheArt]

Yeah, I thought so. Is Sid Meier included in the leaders?

 

[ParadigmShifter]

Liz is in the Hereditary Rule civic icon but that's not the same as the monarchy tech icon.

 

[DanF5771]

My money is on CoL with Hammi on the Stele.

 

[Ramesses]

I think it's Military Tradition. And with the American flag in the background and the modern-looking uniform... Is that guy supposed to be a young Franklin Roosevelt?

 

[Onionsoilder]

It's Robotics! After all, the leaders are all really computers!

 

[Bob the Barbari]

As for Polytheism it could be Darius or Cyrus if not for the fact that most sculptures show only their profile, or maybe Alexander in the back, though I can't imagine how could he ended behind anyone.
Man it was so obvious - Washington and Currency.

 

[Ramesses]

Man it was so obvious - Washington and Currency.

AAAAAAAAGH.

 

[Bob the Barbari]

Okay, an easy one: name all UU's that repleace different units in Civ 4 than in Civ 3.
Assuming I was right.

Edit: The guy whose name was changed to a formation, the one who lost a word, and the one who is not from a Civ that can create him are in.

 

[ParadigmShifter]

I thought dollars had a picture of Mickey Mouse on them

 

[DroopyTofu]

Bob the Barbari, your up

 

[Onionsoilder]

Bob the Barbari, your up

He already asked one... I have no clue though, so I'm not even going to try and answer...

 

[RandomPerson]

Samurai replace Macemen, Phalanx replace Axemen, but that last one I don't understand what you're trying to say. Wait! It's... Jaguars? Did they replace Warriors before, and now Swordsmen?

 

[UWHabs]

Forgot that Samurai replaced a knight back in Civ3. So, that'd be:
Samurai (now Maceman, was Knight)
Jaguar [warrior] (now swordsman, was warrior)
Immortal (was swordsman(?), now chariot)

If you count Phalanx/hoplite, that'd be your name-changed-to-a-formation one. I really don't know what you mean about the one from a civ who cannot create him means.

 

[Bob the Barbari]

There are 7 of those units if I recall correctly (that repleace diffrent units in Civ 3 and 4). The ones I mentioned had their names changed a little. As for the one not from a Civ that can create him I can add that there were two UU's that fall into this category in Civ 3 and there is one such in Civ 4.

I'm asking about all 7, and those 3 were mentioned in case someone has some doubts. Although maybe I have accually created doubts by doing so.

 

[alhimik]

Okay, an easy one: name all UU's that repleace different units in Civ 4 than in Civ 3.
Assuming I was right.

Edit: The guy whose name was changed to a formation, the one who lost a word, and the one who is not from a Civ that can create him are in.

Hwacha - used to be cannon, now catapult
Keshik - used to be knight, now horse archer
Conquistador - used to be explorer, now knight
Berserker - used to be longbowman, now maceman
Phalanx - used to be spearman, now axeman (in BtS at least)
Samurai - used to be knight, now maceman
Immortal - used to be swordsman, now chariot
Jaguar - used to be warrior, now swordsman

That makes 8, did I get something wrong?

 

[Bob the Barbari]

Seems I forgot about two of them. Anyway alhimk's answer is right. It's now your turn.

"The one not from a Civ that can create him" was Numidian Mercenary/Cavalry. But since one can say that they are not the same unit, I can ignore the lack of it.

 

[alhimik]

This probably won't be hard: what's the highest amount of hammers per turn can you get from a size 1 city (not counting rushing and chopping)?

 

[UWHabs]

This probably won't be hard: what's the highest amount of hammers per turn can you get from a size 1 city (not counting rushing and chopping)?

Assuming no corporations either, otherwise you could probably have just about as high as you wanted playing with a map where every square is an Iron square, and you have Mining Inc founded.

 

[ruff_hi]

4 - center tile founded on stone plains hill during golden age
8 - mined, plains hill with copper during golden age

Total 12

I'm assuming that we cannot add buildings to the city - or is that an incorrect assumption? If we can, then adding a levy and putting both tiles next to a river adds 2 hammers for a total of 14.