What does Golden Age do? quick question

Valen Dreth

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Hi, I just got my Golden Age, and don't want to continue with the game before I find out what this does. So if I can use it to my advantage, I want to know for what. Please reply quick.

Tried to look in the civilipedia, but didn't find it
 
Increases Commerse and Production, and (in BtS) prevents Anarchy during a Religious or Civic change.
 
A golden age gives +1 :hammers: in each tile that already gives at least one, and +1 :commerce: in each tile that already gives at least one. All cities generate 100% more great people points, and you can change civics without anarchy while in a golden age.
 
A golden age increases hammer and commerce production in all cities, doubles your Great Person production in all cities, and allows you to switch civics and religions without anarchy. It's not a bad perk, but of course everything goes back to normal once the golden age is finished.
 
Thanks alot guys!. Another quick question. Is there a way to turn off barbarians, if so. How?
 
can change civics without anarchy while in a golden age.

Wow, I didn't knew that!... thanks

Thanks alot guys!. Another quick question. Is there a way to turn off barbarians, if so. How?

There is an option (check box) to turn them off, but you have to use the "custom match" (I believe that would be the english translation, I play the spanish version).

But the best way to turn them off is: "The Great Wall", they can't harm your empire, but you can go after them!
 
Premier Valle is right about turning off Barbarians. There is a setting in the 'Custom Game' setup that you can set to no barbarians-or raging barbarians if you like to fight.
 
yeah but G Age is desame

Nope, MrCynical's answer is correct: +1 :hammers: in each tile that already gives at least one, and +1 :commerce: in each tile that already gives at least one. (Plus the aforementioned no-anarchy and +100% GPP).

Perhaps you're playing a mod that changed it?
 
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