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by pressing [7] on the numeric keypad (not the [7] on the top row of the keyboard).
Note that when a unit moves next to a dark area, any black squares around it are revealed.
Most units can “see” one square around them, unless they’re on a hill or mountain.This
is how you explore (and claim!) the neighboring terrain. At this point, our Warrior has
not entered any unknown territory, so we can only see the same 21 squares that we could
at the beginning.
Note that when a unit moves next to a dark area, any black squares around it are revealed.
Most units can “see” one square around them, unless they’re on a hill or mountain.This
is how you explore (and claim!) the neighboring terrain. At this point, our Warrior has
not entered any unknown territory, so we can only see the same 21 squares that we could
at the beginning.
The turn ends automatically when our last unit finishes its movement. Since Warriors
can move only one square per turn, our turn is now over.
can move only one square per turn, our turn is now over.
First Civilization Advance
We’ll go back to exploring the world in a moment. For now, something interesting has
happened.At the start of this turn, the Science Advisor announces that our researchers
have discovered the secret of Bronze Work-
ing. Excellent! We’ve discovered our first civ-
ilization advance.
happened.At the start of this turn, the Science Advisor announces that our researchers
have discovered the secret of Bronze Work-
ing. Excellent! We’ve discovered our first civ-
ilization advance.
When the message of discovery appears, you
can click on the name of the advance to see
the Civilopedia entry for your new technol-
ogy. The Civilopedia is an in-game encyclo-
pedia of game information. The entry for
each advance shows (among other things) all
the new units, improvements, and Wonders
you can build as a result of the discovery.
can click on the name of the advance to see
the Civilopedia entry for your new technol-
ogy. The Civilopedia is an in-game encyclo-
pedia of game information. The entry for
each advance shows (among other things) all
the new units, improvements, and Wonders
you can build as a result of the discovery.
It’s once again time to choose a research
project.The Science Advisor gives us his sug-
gestion and the list of choices.This time, we’ll
select the Big Picture option. Our Science
Advisor presents us with a detailed map of all the advances in the game. Using this “Tech
Tree,” we can explore possible future research paths and develop a long-term plan.
project.The Science Advisor gives us his sug-
gestion and the list of choices.This time, we’ll
select the Big Picture option. Our Science
Advisor presents us with a detailed map of all the advances in the game. Using this “Tech
Tree,” we can explore possible future research paths and develop a long-term plan.
Bronze Working allows us to build Spearmen, and it allows research into Iron Work-
ing. Since Bronze Working has provided the ability to build a good defensive unit, we
can move on to a research path that enhances our growth capability.We click on Pot-
tery, and it’s marked as #1, meaning that it’s the first project in our Research Queue.
(For the details on setting up a Research Queue, refer to Chapter 9: Civilization
ing. Since Bronze Working has provided the ability to build a good defensive unit, we
can move on to a research path that enhances our growth capability.We click on Pot-
tery, and it’s marked as #1, meaning that it’s the first project in our Research Queue.
(For the details on setting up a Research Queue, refer to Chapter 9: Civilization
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