Just wanted to ask where to find the info about how time goes and how science works. Unfortunately, I couldn't find such info in the nearest manuals or sources.
Anyway, the questions I wanted to ask.
1) In Civ1, after 1AD the numbers of beakers need for an advances is doubles. Any other similar dates? Do there exist such dates in Civ2 (as I remember, no)?
2) It looks like timeline doesn't depend on difficulty. And it starts like 20 years for each turn, at least up to 1 AD. Of course, everything can be checked in game...But may be there is somewhere some info similar to Civ 2.
Another remark. The size of the world is 50x80 (similar to normal size in Civ 2). At some point I even compared it with size in Civ 3 and Civ 4 as well. What I remember, the size in Civ 3 is relatively big and for Civ 4 is relatively small (for normal).
Such details are usually not interested, and usually need go deep in the forums to found out something from this.
Anyway, the questions I wanted to ask.
1) In Civ1, after 1AD the numbers of beakers need for an advances is doubles. Any other similar dates? Do there exist such dates in Civ2 (as I remember, no)?
2) It looks like timeline doesn't depend on difficulty. And it starts like 20 years for each turn, at least up to 1 AD. Of course, everything can be checked in game...But may be there is somewhere some info similar to Civ 2.
Another remark. The size of the world is 50x80 (similar to normal size in Civ 2). At some point I even compared it with size in Civ 3 and Civ 4 as well. What I remember, the size in Civ 3 is relatively big and for Civ 4 is relatively small (for normal).
Such details are usually not interested, and usually need go deep in the forums to found out something from this.
Especially the strange number of beakers needed for the discovery (14*n on Emp. is just very rough number). And also the missed discovery when the last city builds something. But...with all these arctifacts I love Civ1 even more, contrary to Civ2, say. 
