Civilization 7 Announcement and Teaser Trailer

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The music gave a feeling of Christopher Tin, I think. Or at least otherwise very suitable.



I expect the same here
Sounds like we have to wait for August
 
It does say a 2K account is required this time around.

I don't mind this at all, but I know people get veeery tetchy about such things. Its dangerously close to "always online" and other nonsense that ruins single player games.
 
The teaser has a symbol that looks like a head, partly formed by hextiles with the text CIV:

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Need help with the quotes:

"Study the past if you wou'd define the future" - Confucius

"All are architects of Fate, Working in these walls of Time" - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

"... let us all for death prepare, Or on the last great journey fare." - Valmiki (The Ramayana)

"Let me not then die ingloriously and without a struggle, but let me first do some great thing that shall be told among men hereafter." - Homer (The Iliad)

"Each of us shall endure this world's life, until the end." - ???

"Your names shall not be lost. So it shall be!" - ???

Not sure if the last two are part of the same one.

It is really annoying how the last two also sound like famous quote or a verse from religious tome, but I can't pinpoint them. Especially the term "world's life", I have heard it somewhere...

I tried finding it in Quran, because as you can see we have a lovely non - eurocentric selection of quotes from India, China, Greece and the US, so I attempted to fill the gaps :p

EDIT
I asked Copilot AI to find me the origin of the phrase "world's life" and it answered
Spoiler :

The phrase “world’s life” doesn’t appear to be a well-known or widely recognized expression. However, if you’re interested in related topics, you might explore life expectancy. Over the past two centuries, global life expectancy has doubled, thanks to advances in medicine, public health, and living standards.

Gee thanks it helped me so much :p
 
It is really annoying how the last two also sound like famous quote or a verse from religious tome, but I can't pinpoint them. Especially the term "world's life", I have heard it somewhere...

I tried finding it in Quran, because as you can see we have a lovely non - eurocentric selection of quotes from India, China, Greece and the US, so I attempted to fill the gaps :p

EDIT
I asked Copilot AI to find me the origin of the phrase "world's life" and it answered
Spoiler :

The phrase “world’s life” doesn’t appear to be a well-known or widely recognized expression. However, if you’re interested in related topics, you might explore life expectancy. Over the past two centuries, global life expectancy has doubled, thanks to advances in medicine, public health, and living standards.

Gee thanks it helped me so much :p
The "your names shall not be lost" doesn't seem to be a quote from anywhere, just some line the writing room came up with and added at the end.

The "each of us must endure this life" I think should be from somewhere, it doesn't sound like something you would come up with to hype up a game, it comes across more somberly than the rest
 
Need help with the quotes:

"Study the past if you wou'd define the future" - Confucius

"All are architects of Fate, Working in these walls of Time" - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

"... let us all for death prepare, Or on the last great journey fare." - Valmiki (The Ramayana)

"Let me not then die ingloriously and without a struggle, but let me first do some great thing that shall be told among men hereafter." - Homer (The Iliad)

"Each of us shall endure this world's life, until the end." - ???

"Your names shall not be lost. So it shall be!" - ???

Not sure if the last two are part of the same one.

In my previous post I have laughed at Copilot AI's stupid answer regarding world's life, but then to my shock when I asked AI about the second quote...

Spoiler :

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And here is how they extolled the memory of their fathers, whom they had left there in the place of sacrifice at the ball-court: "You shall be invoked," their sons said to them, when they fortified their heart. "You shall be the first to arise, and you shall be the first to be worshipped by the sons of the noblemen, by the civilized vassals. Your names shall not be lost. So it shall be!" they told their fathers and thus consoled themselves. "We are the avengers of your death, of the pains and sorrows which they caused you."
PART II, Chapter 14, Popol Vuh

For the first time in Civ history, AI has helped us in our tinfoil tasks :D

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Added the source https://earth-history.com/America/popvuh-2-14.htm
 
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In my previous post I have laughed at Copilot AI's stupid answer regarding world's life, but then to my shock when I asked AI about the second quote...



And here is how they extolled the memory of their fathers, whom they had left there in the place of sacrifice at the ball-court: "You shall be invoked," their sons said to them, when they fortified their heart. "You shall be the first to arise, and you shall be the first to be worshipped by the sons of the noblemen, by the civilized vassals. Your names shall not be lost. So it shall be!" they told their fathers and thus consoled themselves. "We are the avengers of your death, of the pains and sorrows which they caused you."
PART II, Chapter 14, Popol Vuh


For the first time in Civ history, AI has helped us in our tinfoil tasks :D

I cannot find this online...
 
I cannot find this online...

Website last modified in 2011 before AI was a thing. Quote is there. Book translated in 1950.

All I ever find of the other quote is Bible Matthew verse but it is very not like what was used.
 
THe problem with the Matthew Verse quote is that when I google it, I don't get the exact phrasing "Each of us shall endure this world's life until the end."

I get variants, such as "But the one who endures to the end will be saved."

So it seems to be similiar, but not precise.
 
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