Civilization Trivia

1. Since its inception "Civilization" has allowed the player to choose between various types of Victory conditions. Which type of Victory condition was REMOVED from the base game in "Civilization VI?"

From Quiz Sid Meier's Civilization VI

Answer: Diplomatic Victory

Diplomatic Victory is achieved by reaching a certain threshold of Diplomatic Victory points but is only available in "Civilization VI" if one has the "Gathering Storm" expansion. To complete a domination victory one must capture and hold the starting capitals of all the competing civilizations. A religious victory requires that you convert a majority of the population of all competing civilizations to a religion that you found. To achieve a science victory, you must accomplish these major milestones, in the base game; that means, Launch a satellite, Land a Man on the Moon, and Establish a Martian Colony

From Quiz The Gameplay of "Civilization V"

Answer: Hexagonal Grid

The choice of the hexagonal grid does a few things. The shape allows for new curvatures that allow the map to gain a more realistic geographic look, with maps such as Earth or Continents at play. Each grid contains a plethora of information regarding the environment of the map, from terrain to resources, and even Natural wonders that are scattered around the map.

From Quiz The 'Civilization IV' Alphabet

Answer: Trade technologies

The technology tree is the key to the game as you advance through it, unlocking new weaponry and buildings. A player would not want to get too far behind and fall prey to more advanced civilizations. Trading technologies is one way to advance more quickly by skipping the research time needed. The alphabet technology also unlocks the ability to build research, meaning using a city's production toward research rather than city improvements or units. In the 'Beyond the Sword' expansion, a player can build spies with the alphabet. Writing is actually discovered prior to the alphabet, something which I do not understand.

From Quiz "Civilization II" Still Rocks!

Answer: Hannibal

This is the default leader for that civilization, and is the spokesperson you see when that civilization wants to talk to you. If you are playing as that civilization, you have the option to choose your own name for your leader.

From Quiz Civilization II

Answer: 20

The basic city environ is 5X5 squares, but the corner squares are not used, and the one the city sits on has already been counted. That leaves 20 squares that you can draw resources from.

From Quiz Sid Meier's Civilization IV

Answer: Organized

In real life, Asoka was the ruler of the Maurya Empire of South Asia from 273 BCE to 232 BCE. In Sanskrit, Asoka or 'Ashoka' means without sorrow.

From Quiz Civilization IV

Answer: Enables all government civics

This is one of the first differences that you will notice in "Civilization IV". Whereas in previous games "The Pyramid" always gave you granaries, with the introduction of government civics, they have changed the special bonus. This ability is very advantageous, I say always be the first to the Pyramid.

From Quiz "Civilization 3": Leaders and Unique Units

Answer: Mao

Mao Tse Tung, Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party and leader of China in the game, died in 1976, in real life, while Gandhi died in 1948. The others are not great leaders in the game.

From Quiz 'Civilization III' - The Ultimate God Sim

Answer: 18

The most effective naval unit in the game; create an armada of these babies and you will rule the seas.

From Quiz 'Civilization III': Play the World

Answer: Movement

The Panzer is 16.8.3. The Tank is 16.8.2.

From Quiz Units of "Civilization V: Gods & Kings" Expansion

Answer: Catapult

Ballista is a Roman unique unit replacing the catapult, while the cannon is a renaissance unit and crossbowman is not a siege weapon at all. Catapult is unlocked by Mathematics in the classical era.

From Quiz "Civilization II" Still Rocks!

Answer: Chieftain

This difficulty setting gets annoying very quickly because of all the "help boxes" that keep popping up during gameplay. They are useful for your first couple of games, but after that you should want to move up in difficulty level anyway.

From Quiz Civilization II

Answer: Hills

The Civilopedia (which could be called the in-game reference library) is divided into seven sections: Civilization Advances, City Improvements, Wonders of the World, Military Units, Governments, Terrain Types, and Game Concepts. Reading the Civilopedia often is pretty much a prerequisite for becoming an expert player. Terrain Types is one of the shortest sections of the Civilopedia, but also one of the most important. Having a thorough understanding of terrain types helps you make good choices of where to build your cities.

From Quiz Sid Meier's Civilization IV

Answer: Yellow

The flag consists of a purple heiroglyph with a yellow background. In 'Civilization IV' the only playable ruler of the Egyptian Empire is Hatshepsut.

From Quiz 'Civilization III' - The Ultimate God Sim

Answer: Hiawatha

Generally a nice guy in the game. I tend to earn his trust, steal his goods then wipe him out.

From Quiz 'Civilization III': Play the World

Answer: Defense

The first number is an Attack value, the second is a Defense value, and the third is a Speed value. For units capapble of bombardment, there are also numbers in parenthesis representing its bombardment power, Range, and Rate of Fire.

From Quiz The Gameplay of "Civilization V"

Answer: Optics

Researching Optics enables all units to embark onto the oceans, though they can only sail along coastlines. This opens new possibilities for finding new lands and resources before better forms of exploration come along. Optics also unlocks the Lighthouse, which increases the food and production yield of ocean tiles within your city territory.

From Quiz Wonders of "Civilization V: Gods & Kings"

Answer: Stonehenge

The Pyramids and Stonehenge are the earliest wonders here, but Stonehenge is the only one producing faith. The Hanging Gardens produce food and The Great Lighthouse boosts naval units. Grand Temple also produce a lot of faith, but its a National Wonder, and you have to be skilled managing to build it earlier than Stonehenge.

From Quiz Units of "Civilization V: Gods & Kings" Expansion

Answer: Korea

Turtle Ship is a Korean special naval unit, replacing the caravel. It is tougher, but slower and cannot enter ocean tiles.

From Quiz "Civilization Revolution": The Civs

Answer: Russia

Unlike some of the previous releases, in "Revolution" all civilizations do not vary colors depending on which civilizations are in the game. Russia in this game is always the same bright green color.

From Quiz "Civilization": I to V

Answer: Samarqand

In "Civilization I" the Mongols built Samarqand, not Karakorum, as their capital. Samarqand, today in Uzbekistan, was the capital of a later empire - the Timurid empire of Tamerlane.

From Quiz Sid Meier's Civilization IV

Answer: Louis XIV

In the game, Louis XIV's leader traits are 'Creative' and 'Industrious'. His favourite civic is Hereditary Rule.

From Quiz Civilization IV

Answer: Washington and Roosevelt

Eight of the Civilizations now let you pick between two leaders, each with their own unique abilities. Washington is financial and organized, while Roosevelt is industrious and organized. I am a personal fan of Gandhi, spiritual and industrious.

From Quiz "Civilization 3": Leaders and Unique Units

Answer: Isabella

One of the five female leaders in the game, Isabella, who ruled Spain with her husband, Ferdinand of Aragon, from 1469 to 1504 was also the ruler who funded Columbus' famous journey across the Atlantic.

From Quiz Civilization Three

Answer: Sid Meier

CIV3 was created by Sid Meier and Firaxis. There have been three civilization games to date, not including any sort of expansion such as Play the World.

From Quiz 'Civilization III' - The Ultimate God Sim

Answer: 18

The best defensive unit in the game. If you have the privilage of being able to build an army, make sure you include one of these.

From Quiz Units of "Civilization V: Gods & Kings" Expansion

Answer: Gatling gun

Gatling gun is an industrial era upgrade from crossbowman which is a Medieval unit. Rifleman replaces musketman, artillery replace cannon while longbowman is an English unique unit.

From Quiz "Civilization Revolution": The Civs

Answer: India

Every civilization begins with a special ability as well as an ability that comes from being in the ancient age. All special resources on the map such as fish, gold, sulfur, etc. can only be used after that civilization has researched the proper technology. India, however, has the ability to use all right from the beginning.

From Quiz The 'Civilization IV' Alphabet

Answer: Chichen Itza

The Chichen Itza can be built once the code of laws has been researched. Walls and castles also increase the defense of the units of the cities. Attacking units can utilize the catapults, trebuchets and other siege weapons to lower the defensive bonus that a city provides its units. The age of a city will also determine the strength of a defensive bonus. The percentage increase in defense is displayed above the city bar and is viewable by opponents. The first to discover code of laws will also be the founder of Confucianism.

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