Movea unit!\nClick on a unit > Click on a destination > Click the arrow popup = Irányítsd az egységet!\nVálaszd ki az egységet > Válaszd ki a célt > Nyomj a felugró nyílra
Founda city!\nSelect the Settler (flag unit) > Click on 'Found city' (bottom-left corner) = Alapíts egy várost!\nVálaszd ki a Telepest (zászlós egység) > Nyomj a 'Város alapítása' (bal alsó sarok) gombra
Enterthe city screen!\nClick the city button twice = Lépj be a város nézetbe!\nNyomj a város gombjára kétszer
Picka technology to research!\nClick on the tech button (greenish, top left) > \n select technology > click 'Research' (bottom right) = Válassz ki egy technológiát kutatásra!\nNyomj a technológia gombra (zöldes gomb, balra fenn) >\n válaszd ki a technológiát > nyomj a 'Kutatás' gombra (jobb oldalt lenn)
Picka construction!\nEnter city screen > Click on a unit or building (bottom left side) > \n click 'add to queue' = Válassz termelést!\n Lépj be a város nézetbe > Nyomj egy egységre vagy épületre (bal oldalt lenn) > \n nyomj a 'termelési sorhoz adás' gombra
Passa turn!\nCycle through units with 'Next unit' > Click 'Next turn' = Fejezd be a körödet!\nMenj végig az egységeiden a 'Következő egység' gombbal > Nyomj a 'Kör vége' gombra
Reassignworked tiles!\nEnter city screen > click the assigned (green) tile to unassign > \n click an unassigned tile to assign population = Megmunkált területek újraosztása!\nLépj be a város nézetve > nyomj egy Megmunkált területre (zöld), hogy leállítsd a munkálatokat > nyomj egy munkálatlan területre, hogy a lakosság azon dolgozzon
Meetanother civilization!\nExplore the map until you encounter another civilization! = Találkozz egy másik civilizációval!\nKezd el felfedezni a térképet, amíg nem találkozol egy másik civilizációval!
Openthe options table!\nClick the menu button (top left) > click 'Options' = Nyisd meg a beállításokat!\nNyomj a Menü gombra (jobb oldalt fenn) > nyomj a 'Beállítások' gombra
Constructan improvement!\nConstruct a Worker unit > Move to a Plains or Grassland tile > \n Click 'Create improvement' (above the unit table, bottom left)\n > Choose the farm > \n Leave the worker there until it's finished = Építs egy fejlesztést!\nKépezz ki egy Munkás egységet > Irányítsd az egységet egy Sima vagy Legelő területre > \n Nyomj a 'Fejlesztés építése' gombra (az egység felett, balra lenn)\n > Válaszd ki a Farmot > \n Hagyd ott a Munkást amíg befejezi a munkát
Createa trade route!\nConstruct roads between your capital and another city\nOr, automate your worker and let him get to that eventually = Hozz létre egy kereskedelmi útvonalat!\nÉpíts ki utat a fővárosod és egy másik város között\nvagy állítsd a munkásokat automata üzemmódba és hagyd, hogy maguktól megcsinálják
Conquera city!\nBring an enemy city down to low health > \nEnter the city with a melee unit = Foglalj el egy várost!\nEgy ellenséges város életerejét csökkentsd le teljesen > \nIrányíts egy közelharci egységet a városba
Movean air unit!\nSelect an air unit > select another city within range > \nMove the unit to the other city = Mozgósíts egy légi egységet!\nVálassz ki egy légi egységet > válassz ki egy másik várost ami a hatáskörébe esik
Seeyour stats breakdown!\nEnter the Overview screen (top right corner) >\nClick on 'Stats' = Tekintsd meg a statisztikákat!\nNyisd meg az Áttekintés felületet (jobb felső sarok) >\nNyomj a 'Statisztikák' gombra
Pleasedon't settle new cities near us. = Kérlek ne telepíts új városokat a közelünkbe.
Verywell, we shall look for new lands to settle. = Rendben van! Más területeken fogunk letelepedni.
Weshall do as we please. = Azt tesszük, amit akarunk.
Wenoticed your new city near our borders, despite your promise. This will have....implications. = Az ígéreted ellenére új várost fedeztünk fel határainknál. Ennek következményei lesznek!
I'vebeen informed that my armies have taken tribute from [civName], a city-state under your protection.\nI assure you, this was quite unintentional, and I hope that this does not serve to drive us apart. =
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Ithought you might like to know that I've launched an invasion of one of your little pet states.\nThe lands of [civName] will make a fine addition to my own. =
UserIDcopied to clipboard = Felhasználó azonosító a vágólapra másolva
GameIDcopied to clipboard = Játék azonosító a vágólapra másolva
Setcurrent user = Jelenlegi játékos beállítása
PlayerID from clipboard = Játékos azonosító vágólapról
Tocreate a multiplayer game, check the 'multiplayer' toggle in the New Game screen, and for each human player insert that player's user ID. = Multiplayer játék létrehozásához jelöld be a 'multiplayer' opciót az Új játék felületen és minden emberi játékoshoz add meg az azonosítójukat.
Youcan assign your own user ID there easily, and other players can copy their user IDs here and send them to you for you to include them in the game. = A saját azonosítódat könnyen hozzárendelheted, míg a többi játékosnak el kell küldenie neked az azonosítójukat, amiket aztán hozzárendelheted a játékhoz.
Onceyou've created your game, the Game ID gets automatically copied to your clipboard so you can send it to the other players. = Ha létrehoztad a játékot, akkor a játék azonosítója automatikusan bemásolódik a vágólapodra, amit aztán elküldhetsz a többi játékosnak.
Playerscan enter your game by copying the game ID to the clipboard, and clicking on the 'Add multiplayer game' button = A játékosoknak csak másolniuk kell a játék azonosítódat majd rá kell nyomniuk a 'Multiplayer játék hozzáadása' gombra
Thesymbol of your nation will appear next to the game when it's your turn = A nemzeted szimbóluma meg fog jelenni a játék mellett ha a te körödön a sor
Itlooks like your saved game can't be loaded! = Úgy néz ki a mentett játékodat nem lehet betölteni
Ifyou could copy your game data ("Copy saved game to clipboard" - = Ha kimásolnád a játék adatait ("Mentett játék vágólapra másolása" -
pasteinto an email to yairm210@hotmail.com) = majd bemásolod és küldesz egy emailt nekem, yairm210@hotmail.com)
Icould maybe help you figure out what went wrong, since this isn't supposed to happen! = akkor megnézem, hogy mi történhetett, mert ennek nem kellene előfordulnia!
Whendisabled, saves battery life but certain animations will be suspended = Ha ki van kapcsolva, akkor hosszabb akumulátor üzemidőt biztosít, de bizonyos animációk kikapcsolásra kerülnek
Ordertrade offers by amount = Kereskedelmi ajánlatok mennyiség szerinti rendezése
Pleasenote that translations are a community-based work in progress and are INCOMPLETE! The percentage shown is how much of the language is translated in-game. If you want to help translating the game into your language, click here. =
[construction]has become obsolete and was removed from the queue in [cityName]! = [construction] termelése elavult és eltávolításra kerül [cityName] termelési sorából!
Our[attackerName] was destroyed by an intercepting [interceptorName] = [attackerName] egységünk megsemmisült egy elfogó [interceptorName] által
Our[interceptorName] intercepted and destroyed an enemy [attackerName] = [interceptorName] elfogó egységünk megsemmisített egy ellenséges [attackerName] egységet
Our[attackerName] was attacked by an intercepting [interceptorName] = [attackerName] egységünket megtámadta egy elfogó [interceptorName] egység
Our[interceptorName] intercepted and attacked an enemy [attackerName] = [interceptorName] egységünk elfogott és megsemmisített egy ellenséges [attackerName] egységet
[civName]assigned you a new quest: [questName]. = [civName] adott neked egy új feladatot: [questName].
[civName]rewarded you with [influence] influence for completing the [questName] quest. = [civName] megjutalmazott téged [influence] befolyással a [questName] feladat teljesítése miatt.
Yourscientists and theologians have devised a systematic approach to measuring long time spans - the Long Count. During the festivities whenever the current b'ak'tun ends, a Great Person will join you. =
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ConductTrade Mission = Kereskedelmi misszió lebonyolítása
Yourtrade mission to [civName] has earned you [goldAmount] gold and [influenceAmount] influence! = A kereskedelmi missziód [civName] irányába [goldAmount] aranyat és [influenceAmount] Befolyást szerzett
Yourcitizens have been happy with your rule for so long that the empire enters a Golden Age! = A polgáraid olyan hosszú ideje boldogok uralkodásod alatt, hogy a birodalmad Aranykorba lép!
Youhave entered the [newEra]! = [newEra] korba léptél!
[civName]has entered the [eraName]! = [civName] [eraName] korba lépett!
Youhave achieved victory through the awesome power of your Culture. Your civilization's greatness - the magnificence of its monuments and the power of its artists - have astounded the world! Poets will honor you as long as beauty brings gladness to a weary heart. = Elérted a győzelmet kultúrád lenyűgöző erejével. A civilizációd nagysága - az emlékművek, szobrok, kegyhelyek valamit a művészeid ereje - lenyűgözte a világot! A költők rólad fognak énekelni, amíg a művészet a megtört szív orvossága marad!
Theworld has been convulsed by war. Many great and powerful civilizations have fallen, but you have survived - and emerged victorious! The world will long remember your glorious triumph! = Meghódítottál mindent és elsöpörtél mindenkit aki az utadban állt! Szétszórtad a seregeiket és elfoglaltad a városaikat! Emlékezzenek soká dicső győzelmedre!
Youhave achieved victory through mastery of Science! You have conquered the mysteries of nature and led your people on a voyage to a brave new world! Your triumph will be remembered as long as the stars burn in the night sky! = Elérted a győzelmet a tudományok elsajátításával! Megértetted a természet rejtélyeit, és népedet egy új világ felé vezeted! A dicsőségre mely a tied, örökké fognak emlékezni, amíg csak csillagok ragyognak a sötét éjszakában!
Youhave been defeated. Your civilization has been overwhelmed by its many foes. But your people do not despair, for they know that one day you shall return - and lead them forward to victory! = Legyőztek. Civilizációdat elsöpörte a számos ellenfél. De néped nem bánkódik, mert tudja, egyszer még visszatérsz és győzelemre vezeted őket!
Youhave triumphed over your foes through the art of diplomacy! Your cunning and wisdom have earned you great friends - and divided and sown confusion among your enemies! Forever will you be remembered as the leader who brought peace to this weary world! =
Theircitizens generate 2x the unhappiness, unless you build a courthouse. = A lakosságuk 2x annyi boldogtalanságot termelnek, amíg nem építesz bíróságot.
Puppetedcities do not increase your tech or policy cost, but their citizens generate 1.5x the regular unhappiness. = A leigázott városok nem növelik a technológiai és társadalompolitikai költségeidet, de a lakosai 1,5x több boldogtalanságot termelnek.
Youhave no control over the the production of puppeted cities. = Nincs befolyásod a leigázott városok termelésébe
Liberatinga city returns it to its original owner, giving you a massive relationship boost with them! = A felszabadított város visszakerül az eredeti tulajdonosához, ezzel hatalmas kapcsolati értékekre szert téve!
Raze=Lerombol
Razingthe city annexes it, and starts razing the city to the ground. = Egy város lerombolása először annektálja azt, majd teljesen elpusztul.
Thepopulation will gradually dwindle until the city is destroyed. = A lakosság folyamatosan fogyatkozik, amíg a város el nem pusztul
Enableout-of-game turn notifications = Engedélyezze a játékon kívüli kör végi értesítéseket
Timebetween turn checks out-of-game (in minutes) = A körök ellenőrzése közötti idő játékon kívüli esetben (percben)
Showpersistent notification for turn notifier service = Állandó értesítés megjelenítése a kör végi értesítő szolgáltatásról
Takeuser ID from clipboard = Felhasználói azonosító vágólapról másolása
Doingthis will reset your current user ID to the clipboard contents - are you sure? = Visszaállítod a jelenlegi felhasználói azonosítót a vágólap tartalmára - biztos vagy benne?
IDsuccessfully set! = Azonosító sikeresen beállítva!
'Itis not so much for its beauty that the forest makes a claim upon men's hearts, as for that subtle something, that quality of air, that emanation from old trees, that so wonderfully changes and renews a weary spirit.' - Robert Louis Stevenson =
'Theythat go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters; these see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep.' - The Bible, Psalms 107:23-24 = 'A kik hajókon tengerre szállnak, és a nagy vizeken kalmárkodnak, Azok látták az Úrnak dolgait, és az ő csodáit a mélységben.' - A Biblia, Zsoltárok 107:23-24
'Timecrumbles things; everything grows old and is forgotten under the power of time' - Aristotle = 'Az idő összezúzza a dolgokat; minden megörekszik és feledésbe merül a múló idő hatalma folytán.' - Arisztotelész
'Librariesare as the shrine where all the relics of the ancient saints, full of true virtue, and all that without delusion or imposture are preserved and reposed.' - Sir Francis Bacon = 'A könyvtárak olyanok, mint az oltár, melynél az ókori szentek - kik telve voltak erénnyel, csalások nélkül - minden ereklyéje megőrződik és békében pihen.' - Sir Francis Bacon
'O,let not the pains of death which come upon thee enter into my body. I am the god Tem, and I am the foremost part of the sky, and the power which protecteth me is that which is with all the gods forever.' - The Book of the Dead, translated by Sir Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge =
'Thewhole earth is the tomb of heroic men and their story is not given only on stone over their clay but abides everywhere without visible symbol woven into the stuff of other men's lives.' - Pericles =
'Hespoke, the son of Kronos, and nodded his head with the dark brows, and the immortally anointed hair of the great god swept from his divine head, and all Olympos was shaken' - The Iliad =
'Theart of war teaches us to rely not on the likelihood of the enemy's not attacking, but rather on the fact that we have made our position unassailable.' - Sun Tzu =
'Whyman, he doth bestride the narrow world like a colossus, and we petty men walk under his huge legs, and peep about to find ourselves dishonorable graves.' - William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar = 'Ó miért, miért van az, hogy ő kolosszusként járja e szűk világot, mi, szegény emberek pedig hatalmas lábai alatt vagyunk, és ha magunkra tekintünk, csak meggyalázott sírokat látunk?' - William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar
'Forit soars to a height to match the sky, and as if surging up from among the other buildings it stands on high and looks down upon the remainder of the city, adorning it, because it is a part of it, but glorying in its own beauty' - Procopius, De Aedificis =
'Thetemple is like no other building in the world. It has towers and decoration and all the refinements which the human genius can conceive of.' - Antonio da Magdalena =
'Thekatun is established at Chichen Itza. The settlement of the Itza shall take place there. The quetzal shall come, the green bird shall come. Ah Kantenal shall come. It is the word of God. The Itza shall come.' - The Books of Chilam Balam =
ChichenItza = Chichén Itzá
GoldenAge length increased by [amount]% = Aranykor hossza [amount]%-al megnövelve
'Fewromances can ever surpass that of the granite citadel on top of the beetling precipices of Machu Picchu, the crown of Inca Land.' - Hiram Bingham =
MachuPicchu = Machu Picchu
Goldfrom all trade routes +25% = +25% arany minden kereskedelmi útvonalról
'Architecturehas recorded the great ideas of the human race. Not only every religious symbol, but every human thought has its page in that vast book.' - Victor Hugo =
'Bushidois realized in the presence of death. This means choosing death whenever there is a choice between life and death. There is no other reasoning.' - Yamamoto Tsunetomo =
'Mostof us can, as we choose, make of this world either a palace or a prison' - John Lubbock = 'A legtöbbünk - választásunktól függően - palotává vagy börténné alakíthatja ezt a világot.' - John Lubbock
'Thingsalways seem fairer when we look back at them, and it is out of that inaccessible tower of the past that Longing leans and beckons.' - James Russell Lowell =
'Giveme your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!' - Emma Lazarus =
'Morethan ever before in human history, we share a common destiny. We can master it only if we face it together. And that is why we have the United Nations.' - Kofi Annan =
Maythe blessings of heaven be upon you, O great Nebuchadnezzar, father of mighty and ancient Babylon! Young was the world when Sargon built Babylon some five thousand years ago, long did it grow and prosper, gaining its first empire the eighteenth century BC, under godlike Hammurabi, the giver of law. Although conquered by the Kassites and then by the Assyrians, Babylon endured, emerging phoenix-like from its ashes of destruction and regaining its independence despite its many enemies. Truly was Babylon the center of arts and learning in the ancient world. O Nebuchadnezzar, your empire endured but a short time after your death, falling to the mighty Persians, and then to the Greeks, until the great city was destroyed by 141 BC. =
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Butis Babylon indeed gone forever, great Nebuchadnezzar? Your people look to you to bring the empire back to life once more. Will you accept the challenge? Will you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Maythe blessings of the gods be upon you, oh great King Alexander! You are the ruler of the mighty Greek nation. Your people lived for so many years in isolated city-states - legendary cities such as Athens, Sparta, Thebes - where they gave the world many great things, such as democracy, philosophy, tragedy, art and architecture, the very foundation of Western Civilization. Although few in number and often hostile to each other, in the 5th century BC they were able to defeat their much larger neighbor, Persia, on land and sea. =
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Alexander,your people stand ready to march to war, to spread the great Greek culture to millions and to bring you everlasting glory. Are you ready to accept your destiny, King Alexander? Will you lead your people to triumph and greatness? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
TheBlessings of Heaven be upon you. Empress Wu Zetian, most beautiful and haughty ruler of China! Oh great Empress, whose shadow causes the flowers to blossom and the rivers to flow! You are the leader of the Chinese, the oldest and the greatest civilization that humanity has ever produced. China's history stretches back into the mists of time, its people achieving many great things long before the other upstart civilizations were even conceived. China's contributions to the arts and sciences are too many and too wondrous to do justice to - the printing press, gunpowder, the works of Confucius - these are but a few of the gifts China has given to an undeserving world! =
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You,great Queen, who, with cunning and beauty, rose from the position of lowly concubine to that of Divine Empress - your people call out to you to lead them! Great China is once again beset on all sides by barbarians. Can you defeat all your many foes and return your country to greatness? Can you build a civilization to stand the test of time? =
Wegreet thee, oh great Ramesses, Pharaoh of Egypt, who causes the sun to rise and the Nile to flow, and who blesses his fortunate people with all the good things of life! Oh great lord, from time immemorial your people lived on the banks of the Nile river, where they brought writing to the world, and advanced mathematics, sculpture, and architecture. Thousands of years ago they created the great monuments which still stand tall and proud. =
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Oh,Ramesses, for uncounted years your people endured, as other petty nations around them have risen and then fallen into dust. They look to you to lead them once more into greatness. Can you honor the gods and bring Egypt back to her rightful place at the very center of the world? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Praisesupon her serene highness, Queen Elizabeth Gloriana. You lead and protect the celebrated maritime nation of England. England is an ancient land, settled as early as 35,000 years ago. The island has seen countless waves of invaders, each in turn becoming a part of the fabric of the people. Although England is a small island, for many years your people dominated the world stage. Their matchless navy, brilliant artists and shrewd merchants, giving them power and influence far in excess of their mere numbers. =
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QueenElizabeth, will you bring about a new golden age for the English people? They look to you once more to return peace and prosperity to the nation. Will you take up the mantle of greatness? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Longlife and triumph to you, First Consul and Emperor of France, Napoleon I, ruler of the French people. France lies at the heart of Europe. Long has Paris been the world center of culture, arts and letters. Although surrounded by competitors - and often enemies - France has endured as a great nation. Its armies have marched triumphantly into battle from one end of the world to the other, its soldiers and generals among the best in history. =
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NapoleonBonaparte, France yearns for you to rebuild your empire, to lead her once more to glory and greatness, to make France once more the epicenter of culture and refinement. Emperor, will you ride once more against your foes? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Greetingsupon thee, Your Imperial Majesty Catherine, wondrous Empress of all the Russias. At your command lies the largest country in the world. Mighty Russia stretches from the Pacific Ocean in the east to the Baltic Sea in the west. Despite wars, droughts, and every manner of disaster the heroic Russian people survive and prosper, their artists and scientists among the best in the world. The Empire today remains one of the strongest ever seen in human history - a true superpower, with the greatest destructive force ever devised at her command. =
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Catherine,your people look to you to bring forth glorious days for Russia and her people, to revitalize the land and recapture the wonder of the Enlightenment. Will you lead your people once more into greatness? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Theblessings of the gods be upon you, Caesar Augustus, emperor of Rome and all her holdings. Your empire was the greatest and longest lived of all in Western civilization. And your people single-handedly shaped its culture, law, art, and warfare like none other, before or since. Through years of glorious conquest, Rome came to dominate all the lands of the Mediterranean from Spain in the west to Syria in the east. And her dominion would eventually expand to cover much of England and northern Germany. Roman art and architecture still awe and inspire the world. And she remains the envy of all lesser civilizations who have followed. =
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Omighty emperor, your people turn to you to once more reclaim the glory of Rome! Will you see to it that your empire rises again, bringing peace and order to all? Will you make Rome once again center of the world? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Blessingsof God be upon you oh great caliph Harun al-Rashid, leader of the pious Arabian people! The Muslim empire, the Caliphate was born in the turbulent years after the death of the prophet Muhammad in 632 AD, as his followers sought to extend the rule of God to all of the people of the earth. The caliphate grew mighty indeed at the height of its power, ruling Spain, North Africa, the Middle East, Anatolia, the Balkans and Persia. An empire as great as or even greater than that of Rome. The arts and sciences flourished in Arabia during the Middle Ages, even as the countries of Europe descended into ignorance and chaos. The Caliphate survived for six hundred years, until finally succumbing to attack from the Mongols, those destroyers of Empires. =
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GreatCaliph Harun al Rashid, your people look to you to return them to greatness! To make Arabia once again an enlightened land of arts and knowledge, a powerful nation who needs fear no enemy! Oh Caliph, will you take up the challenge? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
WelcomePresident Washington! You lead the industrious American civilization! Formed in the conflagration of revolution in the 18th century, within a hundred years, the young nation became embroiled in a terrible civil war that nearly tore the country apart, but it was just a few short years later in the 20th century that the United States reached the height of its power, emerging triumphant and mighty from the two terrible wars that destroyed so many other great nations. The United States is a nation of immigrants, filled with optimism and determination. They lack only a leader to help them fulfill their promise. =
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PresidentWashington, can you lead the American people to greatness? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Blessingsupon you, noble Oda Nobunaga, ruler of Japan, the land of the Rising Sun! May you long walk among its flowering blossoms. The Japanese are an island people, proud and pious with a rich culture of arts and letters. Your civilization stretches back thousands of years, years of bloody warfare, expansion and isolation, great wealth and great poverty. In addition to their prowess on the field of battle, your people are also immensely industrious, and their technological innovation and mighty factories are the envy of lesser people everywhere. =
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Legendarydaimyo, will you grab the reins of destiny? Will you bring your family and people the honor and glory they deserve? Will you once again pick up the sword and march to triumph? Will you build a civilization that stands the test of time? =
Hailmighty Bismarck, first chancellor of Germany and her empire! Germany is an upstart nation, fashioned from the ruins of the Holy Roman Empire and finally unified in 1871, a little more than a century ago. The German people have proven themselves to be creative, industrious and ferocious warriors. Despite enduring great catastrophes in the first half of the 20th century, Germany remains a worldwide economic, artistic and technological leader. =
GreatPrince Bismarck, the German people look up to you to lead them to greater days of glory. Their determination is strong, and now they turn to you, their beloved iron chancellor, to guide them once more. Will you rule and conquer through blood and iron, or foster the Germanic arts and industry? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Blessingsof God be upon you, oh Great Emperor Suleiman! Your power, wealth and generosity awe the world! Truly, are you called 'Magnificent!' Your empire began in Bithynia, a small country in Eastern Anatolia in 12th century. Taking advantage in the decline of the great Seljuk Sultanate of Rum, King Osman I of Bithynia expanded west into Anatolia. Over the next century, your subjects brought down the empire of Byzantium, taking its holdings in Turkey and then the Balkans. In the mid 15th century, the Ottomans captured ancient Constantinople, gaining control of the strategic link between Europe and the Middle East. Your people's empire would continue to expand for centuries governing much of North Africa, the Middle East and Eastern Europe at its height. =
MightySultan, heed the call of your people! Bring your empire back to the height of its power and glory and once again the world will look upon your greatness with awe and admiration! Will you accept the challenge, great emperor? Will you build an empire that will stand the test of time? =
Jip-hyun-jun(Hall of Worthies) will no longer tolerate your irksome behavior. We will liberate the citizens under your oppression even with force, and enlighten them! =
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Foolish,miserable wretch! You will be crushed by this country's magnificent scientific power! =
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Greetingsto you, exalted King Sejong the Great, servant to the people and protector of the Choson Dynasty! Your glorious vision of prosperity and overwhelming benevolence towards the common man made you the most beloved of all Korean kings. From the earliest days of your reign, the effort you took to provide a fair and just society for all was surpassed only by the technological advances spurred onwards by your unquenched thirst for knowledge. Guided by your wisdom, the scholars of the Jade Hall developed Korea's first written language, Hangul, bringing the light of literature and science to the masses after centuries of literary darkness. =
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HonorableSejong, once more the people look to your for guidance. Will you rise to the occasion, bringing harmony and understanding to the people? Can you once again advance your kingdom's standing to such wondrous heights? Can you build a civilization that stands the test of time? =
Greetings,noble Hiawatha, leader of the mighty Iroquois nations! Long have your people lived near the great and holy lake Ontario in the land that has come to be known as the New York state in North America. In the mists of antiquity, the five peoples of Seneca, Onondaga, Mohawks, Cayugas and Oneida united into one nation, the Haudenosaunee, the Iroquois. With no written language, the wise men of your nation created the great law of peace, the model for many constitutions including that of the United States. For many years, your people battled great enemies, such as the Huron, and the French and English invaders. Tough outnumbered and facing weapons far more advanced than the ones your warriors wielded, the Iroquois survived and prospered, until they were finally overwhelmed by the mighty armies of the new United States. =
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Ohnoble Hiawatha, listen to the cries of your people! They call out to you to lead them in peace and war, to rebuild the great longhouse and unite the tribes once again. Will you accept this challenge, great leader? Will you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
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Theblessings of heaven be upon you, beloved king Darius of Persia! You lead a strong and wise people. In the morning of the world, the great Persian leader Cyrus revolted against the mighty Median empire and by 550 BC, the Medes were no more. Through cunning diplomacy and military prowess, great Cyrus conquered wealthy Lydia and powerful Babylon, his son conquering proud Egypt some years later. Over time, Persian might expanded into far away Macedonia, at the very door of the upstart Greek city-states. Long would Persia prosper until the upstart villain Alexander of Macedon, destroyed the great empire in one shocking campaign. =
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Darius,your people look to you to once again bring back the days of power and glory for Persia! The empire of your ancestors must emerge again, to triumph over its foes and to bring peace and order to the world! O king, will you answer the call? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Greetingsand blessings be upon you, Kamehameha the Great, chosen by the heavens to unite your scattered peoples. Oh mighty King, you were the first to bring the Big Island of Hawai'i under one solitary rule in 1791 AD. This was followed by the merging of all the remaining islands under your standard in 1810. As the first King of Hawai'i, you standardized the legal and taxation systems and instituted the Mamalahoe Kawanai, an edict protecting civilians in times of war. You ensured the continued unification and sovereignty of the islands by your strong laws and deeds, even after your death in 1819. =
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Ohwise and exalted King, your people wish for a kingdom of their own once more and require a leader of unparalleled greatness! Will you answer their call and don the mantle of the Lion of the Pacific? Will you build a kingdom that stands the test of time? =
Greetingsto you, Great King Ramkhamhaeng, leader of the glorious Siamese people! O mighty King, your people bow down before you in awe and fear! You are the ruler of Siam, an ancient country in the heart of Southeast Asia, a beautiful and mysterious land. Surrounded by foes, beset by bloody war and grinding poverty, the clever and loyal Siamese people have endured and triumphed. King Ramkhamhaeng, your empire was once part of the Khmer Empire, until the 13th century AD, when your ancestors revolted, forming the small Sukhothai kingdom. Through successful battle and cunning diplomacy, the tiny kingdom grew into a mighty empire, an empire which would dominate South East Asia for more than a century! =
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Oh,wise and puissant King Ramkhamhaeng, your people need you to once again lead them to greatness! Can you use your wits and strength of arms to protect your people and defeat your foes? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
BlessedIsabella, servant of God, holy queen of Castille and León! Your people greet and welcome you. You are the ruler of Spain, a beautiful and ancient country at the crossroads of the world between Europe and Africa, one shore on the Mediterranean and the other on the mighty Atlantic Ocean. The Spanish are a multicultural people with roots in the Muslim and Christian worlds. A seafaring race, Spanish explorers found and conquered much of the New World, and, for many centuries, its gold and silver brought Spain unrivalled wealth and power, making the Spanish court the envy of the world. =
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Ofair and virtuous Isabella! Will you rebuild the Spanish empire and show the world again the greatness of your people? Will you take up the mantle of the holy monarchy, and vanquish your foes under heaven's watchful eyes? Your adoring subjects await your command! Will you build a civilization that stands the test of time? =
Youare an abomination to heaven and earth, the chief of ignorant savages! You must be destroyed! =
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Iam Askia of the Songhai. We are a fair people - but those who cross us will find only destruction. You would do well to avoid repeating the mistakes others have made in the past. =
Maythe blessings of God, who is greatest of all, be upon you Askia, leader of the Songhai people! For many years your kingdom was a vassal of the mighty West African state of Mali, until the middle of the 14th century, when King Sunni Ali Ber wrested independence from the Mali, conquering much territory and fighting off numerous foes who sought to destroy him. Ultimately, his conquest of the wealthy cities of Timbuktu and Jenne gave the growing Songhai empire the economic power to survive for some 100 years, until the empire was destroyed by foes with advanced technology - muskets against spearmen. =
KingAskia, your people look to you to lead them to glory. To make them powerful and wealthy, to keep them supplied with the weapons they need to defeat any foe. Can you save them from destruction, oh King? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Greetings,o great Temuujin, immortal emperor of the mighty Mongol Empire! Your fists shatter walls of cities and your voice brings despair to your enemies. O Khan! You united the warring tribes of Northern Asia into a mighty people, creating the greatest cavalry force the world has ever witnessed. Your people's cunning diplomacy divided their enemies, making them weak and helpless before Mongolia's conquering armies. In a few short years, your people's soldiers conquered most of China and Eastern Asia, and the empire continued to grow until it reached west into Europe and south to Korea. Indeed, it was the greatest empire ever seen, dwarfing those pathetic conquests of the Romans or the Greeks. =
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Temuujin,your people call upon you once more to lead them to battle and conquest. Will the world once again tremble at the thunderous sound of your cavalry, sweeping down from the steppes? Will you build a civilization that stands the test of time? =
Welcome,O divine Montezuma! We grovel in awe at your magnificence! May the heaven shower all manner of good things upon you all the days of your life! You are the leader of the mighty Aztec people, wandering nomads from a lost home in the north who in the 12th century came to live in the mesa central in the heart of what would come to be called Mexico. Surrounded by many tribes fighting to control the rich land surrounding the sacred lakes of Texcoco, Xaltocan and Zampango, through cunning alliances and martial prowess, within a mere two hundred years, the Aztecs came to dominate the Central American basin, ruling a mighty empire stretching from sea to sea. But the empire fell at last under the assault of foreign devils - the accursed Spaniards! - wielding fiendish weapons the likes of which your faithful warriors had never seen. =
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Ogreat king Montezuma, your people call upon you once more, to rise up and lead them to glory, bring them wealth and power, and give them dominion over their foes and rivals. Will you answer their call, glorious leader? Will you build a civilization that stands the test of time? =
Ohye who remakes the world, your loyal subjects greet you, King Pachacuti Sapa Inca, ruler of Tawantinsuyu and the Inca people! From the beginnings in the small state of Cusco, the Incans displayed their potential for greatness, marching to war against their many enemies, crushing their armies into dust and carving for themselves a mighty empire stretching from Ecuador to Chile. Indeed, they built the greatest empire ever seen in pre-Columbian America. More than mere soldiers, your people were great builders and artists as well, and the remnants of their works still awe and inspire the world today. =
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OhKing Pachacuti, truly are you called 'Earth Shaker'! Will you once again call upon the ground itself to a fight at your side? Your armies await your signal. Will you restore the glory of your empire? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
IfI am to be honest, I tire of those pointless charades. Why don't we settle our disputes on the field of battle, like true men? Perhaps the skalds will sing of your valor... or mine! =
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Lokimust have stood by you, for a common man alone could not have defeated me... Oh well! I will join the einherjar in Valhalla and feast, while you toil away here. =
Honorand glory be yours, Harald Bluetooth Gormsson, mighty heir of King Gorm of the Old and Thyra Dannebod. Not only were you victorious on the battlefield against the armies of Norway, you also completed massive construction project across the land - numerous Ring Fortresses to protect the populace from invasion and internal strife. You successfully drove off waves of German settlers in 983 AD and sheltered your kingdom from unwanted foreign influence. =
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StalwartViking, the time for greatness is upon you once more. You are called to rise up and lead your people to renewed power and triumph! Will you make the world shudder once more at the very thought of your great armies of Northsmen? Will you let the Viking battle cry ring out across the crashing waves? Will you build a civilization to stand the test of time? =
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Merchant=Kereskedő
Artist=Művész
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'Wheretillage begins, other arts follow. The farmers therefore are the founders of human civilization.' - Daniel Webster = 'Ahol a földművelés megindul, más tudományok is virágoznak. Így tehát a gazdák a civilizációk letéteményesei.' - Daniel Webster
Agriculture=Mezőgazdaság
Startingtech = Kezdő technológia
'Shallthe clay say to him that fashioneth it, what makest thou?' - Bible Isaiah 45:9 = 'Vajjon mondja-é az agyag alkotójának: Mit csinálsz?' - Biblia, Ésaiás 45:9, Károli Gáspár fordítása
Pottery=Fazekasság
'Thoushalt not muzzle the ox when he treadeth out the corn.' - Bible Deuteronomy 25:4 = 'Ne kösd be az ökörnek száját, mikor nyomtat!' - A Biblia, Deuteronomium, 25:4
AnimalHusbandry = Állattenyésztés
'Thehaft of the arrow has been feathered with one of the eagle's own plumes, we often give our enemies the means of our own destruction' - Aesop = 'A nyílvessző végét egy sas tolla ékesíti. Gyakran mi magunk adjuk ellenfeleink kezébe a pusztulásunkat okozó fegyvert.' - Aiszopósz
Archery=Íjászat
'Themeek shall inherit the Earth, but not its mineral rights.' - J. Paul Getty = 'A szelíd örökölheti a Földet, de a jogot az ásványaihoz nem.' - J. Paul Getty
Mining=Bányászat
'Hewho commands the sea has command of everything.' - Themistocles = 'ő, ki a tengert uralja, mindent ural.' - Themisztoklész
Sailing=Hajózás
'Soteach us to number our days, so that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.' - Bible Psalms 90:12 = 'Taníts minket úgy számlálni napjainkat, hogy bölcs szívhez jussunk.' - A Biblia, Zsoltárok, 90:12 (Károli Gáspár fordítása)
Calendar=Naptár
'Hewho destroys a good book kills reason itself.' - John Milton = 'ő, ki egy jó könyvet pusztít, az értelmet magát öli meg.' - John Milton
Writing=Írás
EnablesOpen Borders agreements = Engedélyezi a nyílt határok egyezményt
'Evenbrute beasts and wandering birds do not fall into the same traps or nets twice.' - Saint Jerome = 'Még a durva vadak és a vándormadarak sem sétálnak kétszer ugyanabba a csapdába, vagy esnek áldozatul ugyanannak a hálónak.' - Szent Jeromos
Trapping=Csapdaállítás
'Wisdomand virtue are like the two wheels of a cart.' - Japanese proverb = 'A bölcsesség és az erkölcs olyanok, mint egy szekér két kereke.' - Japán közmondás
TheWheel = Kerék
'Howhappy are those whose walls already rise!' - Virgil = 'Boldogak azok, kiknek falai már magasra nyúlnak!' - Vergiliusz
Masonry=Kőművesség
'HereHector entered, with a spear eleven cubits long in his hand; the bronze point gleamed in front of him, and was fastened to the shaft of the spear by a ring of gold.' - Homer = 'És jött Hektor, lándzsája tizenegy cubit hosszú; melynek bronz vége előtte ragyogott, és egy aranygyűrűvel volt a szárhoz erősítve.' - Homérosz
BronzeWorking = Bronz megmunkálása
'Hemade an instrument to know if the moon shine at full or no.' - Samuel Butler = 'Létrehozott egy eszközt, hogy megnézhesse a Hold egészen vagy csak félig ragyog az este.' - Samuel Butler
Optics=Optika
Enablesembarkation for land units = Engedélyezi a földi egységeknek a vízre szállást
'Thereis only one good, knowledge, and one evil, ignorance.' - Socrates = 'Csak egy jó van, a tudás; és csak egy rossz, a tudatlanság.' - Szókratész
Philosophy=Filozófia
EnablesResearch agreements = Engedélyezi a kutatási egyezményeket
'AHorse! A Horse! My kingdom for a horse!' - Shakespeare (Richard III) = 'Királyságomat egy lóért!' - Shakespeare (III. Richárd)
HorsebackRiding = Lovaglás
'Mathematicsis the gate and key to the sciences.' - Roger Bacon = 'A matematika a tudományok kapuja és kulcsa.' - Roger Bacon
Mathematics=Matematika
'Threethings are to be looked to in a building: that it stands on the right spot; that it be securely founded; that it be successfully executed.' - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe = 'Három dolgot kell figyelni valami felépítésénél: jó helyen álljon; biztos alapokon nyugodjon; és sikeresen kivitelezzék.' - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Construction=Tervezés
'Donot wait to strike til the iron is hot, but make it hot by striking.' - William Butler Yeats = 'Ne várj az ütéssel, míg a vas kihűl; hanem harcban hevítsd!' - William Butler Yeats
IronWorking = Vas megmunkálása
'Threethings are necessary for the salvation of man: to know what he ought to believe; to know what he ought to desire; and to know what he ought to do' - St. Thomas Aquinas = 'Három dolog szükségeltetik az ember üdvözüléséhez: hogy tudja, miben kell hinnie; hogy tudja, mire kell vágyakoznia; és hogy tudja, mit kell tennie.' - Aquinói Szent Tamás
Theology=Teológia
'Theonly thing that saves us from the bureaucracy is its inefficiency' - Eugene McCarthy = 'Az egyetlen dolog, amely megment bennünket a bürokráciától, az annak hatékonysága.' - Eugene McCarthy
CivilService = Közigazgatás
'Betteris bread with a happy heart than wealth with vexation.' - Amenemope = 'Jobb a kenyér gondtalan szívvel, mint a gazdagság az aggodalommal.' - Amenemope
Currency=Pénz
Enablesconversion of city production to gold = Engedélyezi a városi termelés arannyá alakítását
'Instrumentalor mechanical science is the noblest and, above all others, the most useful.' - Leonardo da Vinci = 'A műszaki vagy mechanikus tudomány a legnemesebb és a leghasznosabb mind közül.' - Leonardo da Vinci
Engineering=Műszaki tudományok
Roadsconnect tiles across rivers = Az utak folyókon keresztül is összeköthetik a területeket
'Whenpieces of bronze or gold or iron break, the metal-smith welds them together again in the fire, and the bond is established.' - Sri Guru Granth Sahib = 'Amikor a bronz, arany vagy vas részei meghasadnak, a fémműves összeforrasztja őket a tűzben, és a kötelék újra létrejön.' - Sri Guru Granth Sahib
MetalCasting = Fémöntés
'Ifind the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving.' - Oliver Wendell Holmes = 'Úgy gondolom, nem az a nagyszerű, ahol vagyunk éppen, hanem ami felé haladunk.' - Oliver Wendell Holmes
Compass=Iránytű
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Education=Oktatás
Enablesconversion of city production to science = Engedélyezi a városi termelés tudománnyá alakítását
'Whosopulleth out this sword of this stone and anvil, is rightwise king born of all England.' - Malory = 'Aki kihúzza ezt a kardot a kőből és üllőből, az jogosan lesz minden angolok királya' - Malory
Chivalry=Lovagiasság
'Thepress is the best instrument for enlightening the mind of man, and improving him as a rational, moral and social being.' - Thomas Jefferson = 'A nyomtatás az emberi elme megvilágításának legnagyszerűbb eszköze, ami hozzásegíti az embert ahhoz, hogy következetes, erkölcsös és szociálisan fejlett létezővé váljon.' - Thomas Jefferson
Machinery=Gépezetek
Improvesmovement speed on roads = Megnövelt mozgási sebesség utakon
'Measurewhat is measurable, and make measurable what is not so.' - Galileo Galilei = 'Ami mérhető mérd meg, ami nem mérhető tedd mérhetővé!' - Galileo
Physics=Fizika
'JohnHenry said to his Captain, / 'A man ain't nothin' but a man, / And before I'll let your steam drill beat me down, / I'll die with the hammer in my hand.'' - Anonymous: The Ballad of John Henry, the Steel-Drivin' Man = 'John Henry azt mondta kapitányának: / "Az ember csak ember, / És mielőtt hagynám, hogy az acélfúród legyűrjön, / Kalapácsommal a kezemben fogok meghalni"' - Ismeretlen: John Henry balladája, az acél embere
Steel=Acél
'Joyfullyto the breeze royal Odysseus spread his sail, and with his rudder skillfully he steered.' - Homer = 'Vidáman feszítette meg a nemes Odüsszeusz az enyhe szélben vitorláját, és a kormánylapáttal ügyesen irányított.' - Homérosz
Astronomy=Csillagászat
Enablesembarked units to enter ocean tiles = Engedélyezi a vízre szállt egységeknek, hogy óceán területre lépjenek
'Theirrising all at once was as the sound of thunder heard remote' - Milton = 'Úgy keltek fel, mint a messze tomboló vihar.' - Milton
Acoustics=Akkusztika
'Happiness:a good bank account, a good cook and a good digestion' - Jean Jacques Rousseau = 'Boldogság: egy jó bankszámla, egy jó szakács és jó emésztés.' - Jean Jacques Rousseau
Banking=Pénzkereskedelem
'Itis a newspaper's duty to print the news and raise hell.' - The Chicago Times = 'Az újság kötelessége, hogy kinyomtassa a híreket és elhozza a poklot.' - The Chicago Times
PrintingPress = Nyomdagép
'Theday when two army corps can annihilate each other in one second, all civilized nations, it is to be hoped, will recoil from war and discharge their troops.' - Alfred Nobel = 'Azon a napon, amikor két katonai osztag másodpercek alatt képes lesz megsemmisíteni egymást, a világ civilizációi - remélhetőleg - abbahagyják a háborúzást és leszerelik egységeiket.' - Alfred Nobel
Gunpowder=Puskapor
'Thewinds and the waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators.' - Edward Gibbon = 'A szelek és a hullámok mindig az ügyes navigátor oldalán vannak.' - Edward Gibbon
Navigation=Navigáció
'Compoundinterest is the most powerful force in the universe.' - Albert Einstein = 'A tőke a világon a leghatalmasabb erő.' - Albert Einstein
Economics=Közgazdaságtan
'Whereverwe look, the work of the chemist has raised the level of our civilization and has increased the productive capacity of the nation.' - Calvin Coolidge = 'Bármerre is nézünk, láthatjuk, a kémia munkája emelte civilizációink szintjét és növelte a nemzet termelékenységét.' - Calvin Coolidge
Chemistry=Kémia
'Therenever was a good knife made of bad steel.' - Benjamin Franklin = 'Sohasem készült jó kés rossz acélból.' - Benjamin Franklin
Metallurgy=Kohászat
'Thosewho cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.' - George Santayana = 'Azok, akik nem ismerik a múltat, a megismétlésére vannak kárhoztata.' - George Santayana
Archaeology=Régészet
'Everygreat advance in science has issued from a new audacity of imagination.' - John Dewey = 'Minden tudományos fejlődés valami szemtelen és bátor új elképzelés terméke' - John Dewey
ScientificTheory = Tudományos elmélet
'Warsmay be fought with weapons, but they are won by men. It is the spirit of the men who follow and of the man who leads that gains the victory.' - George S. Patton = 'Bár a háborúkat fegyverekkel vívják, emberek nyerik meg őket. Annak az embernek a szelleme győz, aki képes követni és képes vezetni, ha kell.' - George S. Patton
MilitaryScience = Hadtudomány
'Thenation that destroys its soil destroys itself.' - Franklin Delano Roosevelt = 'Az a nemzet, mely kiszipolyozza földjeit, saját magával számol le.' - Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Fertilizer=Trágya
'Itis well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it.' - Robert E. Lee = 'Még szerencse, hogy a háború ilyen kegyetlen, különben megkedvelnénk.' - Robert E. Lee
Rifling=Huzagolás
'Ifthe brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn't.' - Lyall Watson = 'Ha az agy olyan egyszerű lenne, hogy megértenénk, mi is olyan egyszerűek lennénk, hogy nem menne.' - Lyall Watson
Biology=Biológia
'Thenations of the West hope that by means of steam communication all the world will become as one family.' - Townsend Harris = 'A nyugat nemzetei remélik, hogy a gőz kommunikáció segítségével a széttagolt világból egy család lesz.' - Townsend Harris
SteamPower = Gőzenergia
'Assoon as men decide that all means are permitted to fight an evil, then their good becomes indistinguishable from the evil that they set out to destroy.' - Christopher Dawson = 'Amint az emberek kijelentik, hogy minden eszköz megengedett a gonosz elpuszítátásához, a jóságuk megkülönböztethetetlen lesz attól a gonosztól, amelyet el akarnak pusztítani.' - Christopher Dawson
Dynamite=Dinamit
'Isit a fact - or have I dreamt it - that, by means of electricity, the world of matter has become a great nerve, vibrating thousands of miles in a breathless point of time?' - Nathaniel Hawthorne = 'Igaz - vagy csak álmodtam - hogy az elektromosság által, az anyagi világ egyetlen nagy hálózat lett, mely ezredmérföldekre vibrál innen az idő egy halott pillanatában?' - Nathaniel Hawthorne
Electricity=Elektromosság
'Nothingis particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs.' - Henry Ford = 'Semmi sem különösen nehéz, ha kisebb részfeladatokra osztjuk.' - Henry Ford
ReplaceableParts = Cserélhető alkatrészek
'Theintroduction of so powerful an agent as steam to a carriage on wheels will make a great change in the situation of man.' - Thomas Jefferson = 'Egy olyan erőteljes jelenség, mint a gőz, és a kerekes vagon egyesítése nagy változást fog hozni az emberi életben.' - Thomas Jefferson
Railroads=Vasutak
'Andhomeless near a thousand homes I stood, and near a thousand tables pined and wanted food.' - William Wordsworth = 'S így álltam én, otthontalan ezer ház között, étel után sóvárogva ezer asztal fölött.' - William Wordsworth
Refrigeration=Hűtés
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'Ionce sent a dozen of my friends a telegram saying 'flee at once-all is discovered!' They all left town immediately.' - Mark Twain =
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'Thewhole country was tied together by radio. We all experienced the same heroes and comedians and singers. They were giants.' - Woody Allen = 'Az egész országot összekötötte a rádió. Ugyanazokat a hősöket, énekeseket és komikusokat ismertük. Óriások voltak.' - Woody Allen
Radio=Rádió
'Aeronauticswas neither an industry nor a science. It was a miracle.' - Igor Sikorsky = 'Az aeronautika nem egy iparág vagy tudomány volt, hanem egy csoda.' - Igor Sikorsky
Flight=Repülés
'Anyman who can drive safely while kissing a pretty girl is simply not giving the kiss the attention it deserves.' - Albert Einstein = 'Bármelyik férfi, aki biztonságosan tud vezetni, miközben csokolózik egy csinos lánnyal, egyszerűen nem adja meg a csóknak a kellő figyelmet.' - Albert Einstein
Combustion=Gyújtás
'Innothing do men more nearly approach the gods than in giving health to men.' - Cicero = 'Hogy egészséget tudunk adni az embernek - közelebb visz minket az istenekhez, mint bármi más.' - Cicero
Pharmaceuticals=Gyógyszeripar
'Ben,I want to say one word to you, just one word: plastics.' - Buck Henry and Calder Willingham, The Graduate = 'Ben, egy szót akarok neked mondani, csak egy szót: műanyagok.' - Buck Henry és Calder Willingham, a "Diploma előtt" című filmben
Plastics=Műanyagok
'There'sa basic principle about consumer electronics: it gets more powerful all the time and it gets cheaper all the time.' - Trip Hawkins = 'Van egy alapelv a fogyasztó áramkörökkel kapcsolatban: egyre erősebbek és egyre olcsóbbak lesznek.' - Trip Hawkins
Electronics=Elektronika
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'Thespeed of communications is wondrous to behold, it is also true that speed does multiply the distribution of information that we know to be untrue.' – Edward R. Murrow =
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'Visionis the art of seeing things invisible.' - Jonathan Swift = 'Az éleslátás a láthatatlan dolgok észrevételének művészete.' - Jonathan Swift
Radar=Radar
'Theunleashed power of the atom has changed everything save our modes of thinking, and we thus drift toward unparalleled catastrophes.' - Albert Einstein = 'Az atomenergia felszabadulása nem okozott új problémát. Csak sürgetőbbé tette, hogy megoldjunk egy létezőt.' - Albert Einstein
AtomicTheory = Atomelmélet
'Onlywithin the moment of time represented by the present century has one species, man, acquired significant power to alter the nature of his world.' - Rachel Carson = 'Csak jelen századunkban lett lehetséges - amikor egy fajként lép fel az ember - hogy megváltoztassuk világunk természetét.' - Rachel Carson
Ecology=Ökológia
'Computersare like Old Testament gods: lots of rules and no mercy.' - Joseph Campbell = 'A számítógépek olyanok mint az ótestamentumi istenek: kegyelem nincs, csak sok szabály.' - Joseph Campbell
Computers=Számítógép
'Agood rule for rocket experimenters to follow is this: always assume that it will explode.' - Astronautics Magazine, 1937 = 'Egy jó szabály a rakétakísérletekhez: mindig feltételezzük, hogy valami robbani fog.' - "Astronautics" magazin, 1937
Rocketry=Rakétatechnika
'Thenight is far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armor of light.' - The Holy Bible: Romans, 13:12 = 'Az éjszaka elmúlt, a nap pedig elközelgett; vessük el azért a sötétségnek cselekedeteit, és öltözzük fel a világosság fegyvereit.' - A Szent Biblia: Római levél 13:12 - Károli Gáspár fordítása
Lasers=Lézerek
'Iam become Death, the destroyer of worlds.' - J. Robert Oppenheimer = 'Én lettem a Halál, világok pusztítója.' - J. Robert Oppenheimer
NuclearFission = Maghasadás
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'1.A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. 2. A robot must obey any orders given to it by human beings, except when such orders would conflict with the First Law. 3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.' - Isaac Asimov = '1. A robotnak nem szabad kárt okoznia emberi lényben, vagy tétlenül tűrnie, hogy emberi lény bármilyen kárt szenvedjen. 2. A robot engedelmeskedni tartozik az emberi lények utasításainak, kivéve, ha ezek az utasítások az első törvény előírásaiba ütköznének. 3. A robot tartozik saját védelméről gondoskodni, amennyiben ez nem ütközik az első vagy második törvény bármelyikének előírásaiba.' - Isaac Asimov
Robotics=Robotika
'Now,somehow, in some new way, the sky seemed almost alien.' - Lyndon B. Johnson = 'Most pedig az ég, valami furcsa új módon idegennek tűnt' - Lyndon B. Johnson
Satellites=Műholdak
Revealsthe entire map = Felfedi az egész térképet
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'Beextremely subtle, even to the point of formlessness, be extremely mysterious, even to the point of soundlessness. Thereby you can be the director of the opponent's fate.' - Sun Tzu =
Stealth=Lopakodás
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AdvancedBallistics = Fejlett Ballisztika
'Everyparticle of matter is attracted by or gravitates to every other particle of matter with a force inversely proportional to the squares of their distances.' - Isaac Newton = 'Az anyag minden részecskéjét vonzza az anyag minden más részecskéje; olyan erővel, mely fordítottan arányos a távolságuk négyzetével.' - Isaac Newton
ParticlePhysics = Részecskefizika
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NuclearFusion = Nukleáris egyesülés
'Theimpact of nanotechnology is expected to exceed the impact that the electronics revolution has had on our lives.' - Richard Schwartz = 'A nanotechnológia az elektronikus forradalomhoz hasonlóan meghatározó erejű lesz az életünkre nézve.' - Richard Schwartz
Nanotechnology=Nanotechnológia
'Ithink we agree, the past is over.' - George W. Bush = 'Azt hiszem egyetértünk abban, hogy a múltnak leáldozott.' - George W. Bush
FutureTech = Jövő technikája
Whoknows what the future holds? = Ki tudja mit tartogat számunkra a jövő?
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Ocean=Óceán
Coast=Tengerpart
Grassland=Mező
Plains=Síkság
Tundra=Tundra
Desert=Sivatag
Lakes=Tavas
Mountain=Hegyek
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Snow=Hó
Hill=Dombság
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Forest=Erdő
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Jungle=Dzsungel
Marsh=Mocsár
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Fallout=Hamueső
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Oasis=Oázis
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Floodplains = Termékeny árterület
Ice=Jég
Atoll=Korallzátony
GreatBarrier Reef = Nagy-korallzátony
OldFaithful = Az öreg hűséges
ElDorado = Eldorádó
Grants500 Gold to the first civilization to discover it = 500 aranyat ad az első civilizációnak amelyik felfedezi
Fountainof Youth = Fiatalság forrása
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GrandMesa = Grand Mesa
MountFuji = Fudzsi
Krakatoa=Krakatau
Rockof Gibraltar = Gibraltár-szikla
Cerrode Potosi = Potosi ezüstlelőhely
BarringerCrater = Barringer-kráter
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Farm=Farm
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Lumbermill = Fatelep
Mine=Bánya
Tradingpost = Kereskedelmi állomás
Camp=Vadásztábor
Oilwell = Olajkút
Pasture=Legelő
Plantation=Ültetvény
Quarry=Kőfejtő
FishingBoats = Halászhajó
Fort=Erőd
Canbe built outside your borders = A határokon kívülre is építhető
Givesa defensive bonus of [amount]% = [amount]% védelmi bónuszt ad
Road=Út
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Railroad=Vasút
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RemoveForest = Erdő eltávolítása
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RemoveJungle = Dzsungel eltávolítása
RemoveFallout = Hamueső eltávolítása
RemoveMarsh = Mocsár eltávolítása
RemoveRoad = Út eltávolítása
RemoveRailroad = Vasút eltávolítása
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Academy=Akadémia
Landmark=Tereptárgy
Manufactory=Manufaktúra
Customshouse = Vámház
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Citadel=Fellegvár
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Canhurry technology research = Meggyorsítja a technológiák kutatását
GreatMerchant = Híres Kereskedő
Canundertake a trade mission with City-State, giving a large sum of gold and [amount] Influence = Vállalkozhat egy kereskedelmi misszióra egy városállammal, ami hatalmas mennyiségű aranyat és [amount] Befolyást eredményez
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GreatGeneral = Híres Tábornok
Bonusfor units in 2 tile radius 15% = Két területű sugárban lévő egységeknek 15% bónuszt ad
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Danceof the Aurora = Tánc Hajnala
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Cathedrals=Katedrálisok
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WorldChurch =
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HolyOrder =
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Messiah=
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'Regardyour soldiers as your children, and they will follow you into the deepest valleys; look on them as your own beloved sons, and they will stand by you even unto death.' - Sun Tzu =
TerracottaArmy = Agyaghadsereg
Amphitheater=Amfiteátrum
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'...whodrinks the water I shall give him, says the Lord, will have a spring inside him welling up for eternal life. Let them bring me to your holy mountain in the place where you dwell. Across the desert and through the mountain to the Canyon of the Crescent Moon...' - Indiana Jones =
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'Withthe magnificence of eternity before us, let time, with all its fluctuations, dwindle into its own littleness.' - Thomas Chalmers =
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'Justiceis an unassailable fortress, built on the brow of a mountain which cannot be overthrown by the violence of torrents, nor demolished by the force of armies.' - Joseph Addison =
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'Don'tclap too hard - it's a very old building.' - John Osbourne =
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'...thelocation is one of the most beautiful to be found, holy and unapproachable, a worthy temple for the divine friend who has brought salvation and true blessing to the world.' - King Ludwig II of Bavaria =
Greetings,President Mahatma Gandhi, great souled leader of India! You are the ruler of one of the oldest countries in the world with history stretching back almost 10,000 years. A spiritual country, India is the birthplace of three of the world's great religions - Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. This is a passionate land of music and color, a land of great wealth and grinding poverty. For centuries, India was divided into kingdoms who fought constantly with each other and against outside invaders. That was, however, after empires such as Maratha, Maurya and Gupta. In the 12th century AD, India was conquered by Muslim Turks who fled from the Mongols. In the early 17th century, the English arrived, and through a combination of shrewd diplomacy and technological superiority, they conquered your fragmented nation. England remained in power for some two centuries until driven out by a rising wave of Indian nationalism, a peaceful rebellion unlike any before seen in history, one led by you! =
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Gandhi,your people look to you to lead them to even greater heights of glory! Can you help your people realize their great potential, to once again become the world's center of arts, culture and religion? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Igrow tired of this throne. I think I should like to have yours instead. =
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Nowwhat is this?! You ask me to add your riches to my great avails. The invitation is accepted. =
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Mypeople will mourn me not with tears, but with human blood. =
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Youare in the presence of Attila, scourge of Rome. Do not let hubris be your downfall as well. =
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Thisis better than you deserve, but let it not be said that I am an unfair man. =
Goodday to you. = Szép napot neked.
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Yourmen stand proudly to greet you, Great Attila, grand warrior and ruler of the Hunnic empire. Together with your brother Bleda you expanded the boundaries of your empire, becoming the most powerful and frightening force of the 5th century. You bowed the Eastern Roman Emperors to your will and took kingdom after kingdom along the Danube and Nisava Rivers. As the sovereign ruler of the Huns, you marched your army across Europe into Gaul, planning to extend your already impressive lands all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. Your untimely death led to the quick disintegration and downfall of your empire, but your name and deeds have created an everlasting legacy for your people. =
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FearsomeGeneral, your people call for the recreation of a new Hunnic Empire, one which will make the exploits and histories of the former seem like the faded dreaming of a dying sun. Will you answer their call to regain your rightful prominence and glory? Will you mount your steadfast steed and lead your armies to victory? Will you build a civilization that stands the test of time? =
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TheHuns = Hunok
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Williamof Orange =
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Asmuch as I despise war, I consider it a, hahaha, contribution to the common cause to erase your existence. =
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Youcall yourself an exalted ruler, but I see nothing more than a smartly dressed barbarian! =
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MyGod, be merciful to my soul. My God, feel pity for this... my poor people! =
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Iam William of Orange, stadtholder of The Netherlands. Did you need anything? I still have a lot to do. =
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Ibelieve I have something that may be of some importance to you. =
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Onceagain, greetings. =
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Hailstalwart Prince William of Orange, liberator of the Netherlands and hero to the Dutch people. It was your courageous effort in the 1568 rebellion against Spanish dominion that led the Dutch to freedom, and ultimately resulted in the Eighty Years' War. Your undertaking allowed for the creation of one of Europe's first modern republics, the Seven United Provinces. You gave your life to the rebellion, falling at the hands of an assassin in 1584, but your death would only serve to embolden the people's charge, and your legacy as "Father of the Fatherland" will stand as a symbol of Dutch independence for all time. =
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Braveprince, the people again yearn for the wise stewardship your wisdom afforded them. Can you once again secure the sovereignty of your kingdom and lead your people to greatness? Can you build a civilization that stands the test of time? =
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TheHakkapeliittas will ride again and your men will fall just at the sight of my cavalry! God with us! =
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Haha ha, captain Gars will be very glad to head out to war again. =
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Iam Sweden's king. You can take my lands, my people, my kingdom, but you will never reach the House of Vasa. =
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Stranger,welcome to the Snow King's kingdom! I am Gustavus Adolphus, member of the esteemed House of Vasa =
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Allhail the transcendent King Gustavus Adolphus, founder of the Swedish Empire and her most distinguished military tactician. It was during your reign that Sweden emerged as one of the greatest powers in Europe, due in no small part to your wisdom, both on and off the battlefield. As king, you initiated a number of domestic reforms that ensured the economic stability and prosperity of your people. As the general who came to be known as the "Lion of the North," your visionary designs in warfare gained the admiration of military commanders the world over. Thanks to your triumphs in the Thirty Years' War, you were assured a legacy as one of history's greatest generals. =
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Ohnoble King, the people long for your prudent leadership, hopeful that once again they will see your kingdom rise to glory. Will you devise daring new strategies, leading your armies to victory on the theater of war? Will you build a civilization that stands the test of time? =
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Shamethat it has come this far. But ye wished it so. Next time, be so good, choose your words more wisely. =
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Theworld is pitiful! There's no beauty in it, no wisdom. I am almost glad to go. =
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Thearchduchess of Austria welcomes your Eminence to... Oh let's get this over with! I have a luncheon at four o'clock. =
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Isee you admire my new damask. Nobody should say that I am an unjust woman. Let's reach an agreement! =
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Nobleand virtuous Queen Maria Theresa, Holy Roman Empress and sovereign of Austria, the people bow to your gracious will. Following the death of your father King Charles VI, you ascended the thone of Austria during a time of great instability, but the empty coffers and diminished military did litle to dissuade your ambitions. Faced with war almost immediately upon your succession to the thron, you managed to fend off your foes, and in naming your husband Francis Stephen co-ruler, assured your place as Empress of the Holy Roman Empire. During your reigh, you guided Austria on a new path of reform - strengthening the military, replenishing the treasury, and improving the educational system of the kingdom. =
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Ohgreat queen, bold and dignified, the time has come for you to rise and guide the kingdom once again. Can you return your people to the height of prosperity and splendor? Will you build a civilization that stands the test of time? =
Blessingsand salutations to you, revered Queen Dido, founder of the legendary kingdom of Carthage. Chronicled by the words of the great poet Virgil, your husband Acerbas was murdered at the hands of your own brother, King Pygmalion of Tyre, who subsequently claimed the treasures of Acerbas that were now rightfully yours. Fearing the lengths from which your brother would pursue this vast wealth, you and your compatriots sailed for new lands. Arriving on the shores of North Africa, you tricked the local king with the simple manipulation of an ox hide, laying out a vast expanse of territory for your new home, the future kingdom of Carthage. =
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Cleverand inquisitive Dido, the world longs for a leader who can provide a shelter from the coming storm, guided by brilliant intuition and cunning. Can you lead the people in the creation of a new kingdom to rival that of once mighty Carthage? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
Itis always a shame to destroy a thing of beauty. Happily, you are not one. =
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Nowdarling, tantrums are most unbecoming. I shall have to teach you a lesson. =
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Likea child playing with toys you are. My people will never love you, nor suffer this indignation gracefully. =
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My,isn't this a pleasant surprise - what may I call you, oh mysterious stranger? I am Theodora, beloved of Byzantium. =
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Allhail the most magnificent and magnanimous Empress Theodora, beloved of Byzantium and of Rome! From the lowly ranks of actress and courtesan you became the most powerful woman in the Roman Empire, consort to Justinian I. Starting in the late 520's AD, you joined your husband in a series of important spiritual and legal reforms, creating many laws which elevated the status of and promoted equal treatment of women in the empire. You also aided in the restoration and construction of many aqueducts, bridges, and churches across Constantinople, culminating in the creation of the Hagia Sophia, one of the most splendid architectural wonders of the world. =
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BeautifulEmpress, Byzantium is in need of your wisdom and strength - her people are lost without your light to lead them. The Byzantine Empire may have fallen once, but its spirit is still intact waiting to be reborn anew. Can you return Byzantium to the heights of glory it once enjoyed? Can you create a civilization to stand the test of time? =
Youshall stain this land no longer with your vileness! To arms, my countrymen. We ride to war! =
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Traitorousman! The Celtic peoples will not stand for such wanton abuse and slander - I shall have your balls! =
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Vileruler, know you have won this war in name alone. Your cities lie buried and your troops defeated. I have my own victory. =
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Iam Boudicca, Queen of the Celts. Let no-one underestimate me! =
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Eternalglory and praise for you, fierce and vengeful Warrior Queen! In a time dominated by men, you not only secured your throne and sovereign rule, but also successfully defied the power of the Roman Empire. After suffering terrible punishment and humiliation at the hand of the Roman invaders, you rallied your people in a bloody and terrifying revolt. Legions fell under your chariot wheels and the city of London burned. While in the end the Romans retained ownership of the isles, you alone made Nero consider withdrawing all troops and leaving Britain forever. =
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Ohsleeping lioness, your people desire that you rise and lead them again in the calling that is your namesake. Will you meet their challenge on the open field and lead the Celts to everlasting victory? Will you restore your lands and build an empire to stand the test of time? =
Ihave tried all other avenues, but yet you persist in this madness. I hope, for your sake, your end is swift. =
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Itis silence that allows evil to triumph. We will not stand mute and allow you to continue on this mad quest unchecked. =
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Godand history will remember your actions this day. I hope you are ready for your impending judgment. =
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Athousand welcomes to our fair nation. I am Selassie, the Ras Tafari Makonnen and Emperor of Ethiopia, your humble servant. =
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Blessingsbe upon you, honorable and righteous Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie. Your legacy as one of Ethiopia's greatest rulers, and as the spiritual leader to the Rastafarian movement, is outshone only by the influence you had on diplomacy and political cooperation throughout the world. In introducing Ethiopia's first written constitution, you planted the seeds of democracy that would take root over the coming years, and your infinitely wise grasp of global affairs secured Ethiopia's place as a charter member of the United Nations. Spearheading efforts to reform and modernize the nation during your reign, you changed the course of Ethiopian history forever =
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Reveredking, your composed demeanor once protected the people from the many conflicts that plague the nations of men, and the kingdom looks to you to assure peace once again. Will you lead the people with courage and authority, moving forward into a new age? Will you build a civilization that stands the test of time? =
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Yourpeople kneel before you, exalted King Pacal the Great, favored son of the gods and shield to the citizens of the Palenque domain. After years of strife at the hands of your neighboring rivals, you struck back at the enemies of your people, sacrificing their leaders in retribution for the insults dealt to your predecessors. The glory of Palenque was restored only by the guidance afforded by your wisdom, as you orchestrated vast reconstruction efforts within the city, creating some of the greatest monuments and architecture your people - and the world - have ever known. =
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IllustriousKing, your people once again look to you for leadership and counsel in the coming days. Will you channel the will of the gods and restore your once proud kingdom to its greatest heights? Will you build new monuments to forever enshrine the memories of your people? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time? =
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Welcometo Unciv!\nBecause this is a complex game, there are basic tasks to help familiarize you with the game.\nThese are completely optional, and you're welcome to explore the game on your own! = Üdvözöllek az Unciv játékban!\nMivel ez egy komplex játék, így segítek néhány egyszerű feladattal, hogy megismerd a játékot.\nEzek teljesen opcionálisak és akár egyedül is megismerheted a játékot!
Yourfirst mission is to found your capital city.\nThis is actually an important task because your capital city will probably be your most prosperous.\nMany game bonuses apply only to your capital city and it will probably be the center of your empire. = Az első feladatod, hogy megalapítsd a fővárosod.\nEz egy nagyon fontos feladat, ugyanis a fővárosod lesz a legvirágzóbb.\nRengeteg bónusz egyedül a fővárosodra érvényes és ez lesz a birodalmad központja.
Howdo you know a spot is appropriate?\nThat’s not an easy question to answer, but looking for and building next to luxury resources is a good rule of thumb.\nLuxury resources are tiles that have things like gems, cotton, or silk (indicated by a smiley next to the resource icon)\nThese resources make your civilization happy. You should also keep an eye out for resources needed to build units, such as iron. Cities cannot be built within 3 tiles of existing cities, which is another thing to watch out for! = Honnan tudhatod, hogy megfelelő lesz-e a terület?\nEz nem egy egyszerű kérdés, de az egyik legjobb szempont, hogy keress luxus alapanyagokat és ezek mellé telepedj le.\nA luxus alapanyagok azok a területek, amelyeken drágakövek, pamut vagy selyem található (egy smiley jelöli az alapanyag ikonja mellett)\nEzek az alapanyagok boldoggá teszik a civilizációdat. Ezek mellett azért figyelj arra is, hogy olyan alapanyagok is a közelben legyenek, amik különböző egységek gyártásához kellenek, mint például vas. A városok nem lehetnek 3 területen belül egymáshoz, ez egy másik dolog amire figyelned kell!
However,cities don’t have a set area that they can work - more on that later!\nThis means you don’t have to settle cities right next to resources.\nLet’s say, for example, that you want access to some iron – but the resource is right next to a desert.\nYou don’t have to settle your city next to the desert. You can settle a few tiles away in more prosperous lands.\nYour city will grow and eventually gain access to the resource.\nYou only need to settle right next to resources if you need them immediately – \n which might be the case now and then, but you’ll usually have the luxury of time. = Szerencsére a városok nem csak azokon a területeken gazdálkodhatnak amelyeken épültek vagy a közvetlen közelben vannak!\nEz azt jelenti, hogy nem kell közvetlenül az alapanyag mellé telepedned.\nVegyük például, hogy szeretnél vashoz hozzáférni, de az egy sivatag mellett helyezkedik.\nEbben az esetben nem kell a sivatag mellé telepedned. Nyugodtan helyezheted a városodat egy virágzóbb területre.\nA városod idővel növekedésnek fog indulni és egy idő után hozzáférsz majd a nyersanyaghoz.\nEgyedül akkor szükséges az alapanyag mellé települnöd, hogy ha egyből szeretnél hozzáférni, ami kezdetben még szempont, de később már nem lesz az.
Thefirst thing coming out of your city should be either a Scout or Warrior.\nI generally prefer the Warrior because it can be used for defense and because it can be upgraded\n to the Swordsman unit later in the game for a relatively modest sum of gold.\nScouts can be effective, however, if you seem to be located in an area of dense forest and hills.\nScouts don’t suffer a movement penalty in this terrain.\nIf you’re a veteran of the 4x strategy genre your first Warrior or Scout will be followed by a Settler.\nFast expanding is absolutely critical in most games of this type. = Az első dolog amit a városodnak érdemes kiképeznie az egy felderítő vagy egy harcos.\nÉn személy szerint a harcost választaná, mert lehet védekezésre használni és később kardossá lehet fejleszteni kedvező áron.\nFelderítőt akkor érdemes kiképezni, hogy ha a városod erdőkkel vagy dombokkal van körülvéve.\nA felderítő ezen területeken nem kap mozgási büntetést.\nHa egy veterán 4X stratégiai játékos vagy, akkor a harcost vagy felderítőt egy telepes kövesse.\nA gyors terjeszkedés kritikus ilyen típusú játékokban
Inyour first couple of turns, you will have very little options, but as your civilization grows, so do the number of things requiring your attention. = Az első körök alatt igen kevés lehetőséged lesz, de ahogy a civilizációd növekedésnek indul egyre több dologra kell majd odafigyelned.
Cultureand Policies = Kultúra és Társadalompolitikák
Eachturn, the culture you gain from all your cities is added to your Civilization's culture.\nWhen you have enough culture, you may pick a Social Policy, each one giving you a certain bonus. = Minden körben a városaid kultóra pontokat termelnek, amik összeadódnak.\nAmikor elegendő kultóra összegyűlt, akkor lehetőséged nyílik kiválasztani egy társadalompolitikát, amelyek mindegyike különböző bónuszokkal jár.
Thepolicies are organized into branches, with each branch providing a bonus ability when all policies in the branch have been adopted. = Minden társadalompolitika ágakra van bontva és ha egy ilyen ág teljesen adaptálva van, akkor további bónuszt adnak.
Witheach policy adopted, and with each city built,\n the cost of adopting another policy rises - so choose wisely! = Minden alkalommal amikor választasz egy társadalompolitikát, és minden további épített várossal\n a költségek növekednek. Szóval bölcsen válassz!
Oncea city has gathered enough Culture, it will expand into a neighboring tile.\nYou have no control over the tile it will expand into, but tiles with resources and higher yields are prioritized. = Amikor egy város elegendő kultúrát termelt, akkor növekedésnek indul a szomszédos területekre.\nNincs irányításod a fölött, hogy melyik terület irányába növekedik a város, de azon területek amelyek nyersanyagot tartalmaznak vagy nagyobb termelést hoznak, azok előnyben vannak részesítve.
Eachadditional tile will require more culture, but generally your first cities will eventually expand to a wide tile range. = Minden új terület megszerzéséhez több kultúrára van szükség, de általában az első városod mindig hatalmas területre fog terjeszkedni.
Althoughyour city will keep expanding forever, your citizens can only work 3 tiles away from city center.\nThis should be taken into account when placing new cities. = Bár a városod folyamatosan növekszik, a polgárai mindig csak a várostól számítva 3 területen belül tudnak dolgozni.\nEzt figyelembe kell venned új város elhelyezésénél.
Ascities grow in size and influence, you have to deal with a happiness mechanic that is no longer tied to each individual city.\nInstead, your entire empire shares the same level of satisfaction.\nAs your cities grow in population you’ll find that it is more and more difficult to keep your empire happy. = Ahogy a városok növekednek területet és befolyást tekintve is, meg kell küzdened a boldogság mechanikával is, ami már nem csak város szinten lesz jelen.\nAz egész birodalmad osztoszni fog a boldogságon.\nAhogy a városaid növekednek észre fogod venni, hogy egyre nehezebb lesz boldogan tartani a birodalmad.
Inaddition, you can’t even build any city improvements that increase happiness until you’ve done the appropriate research.\nIf your empire’s happiness ever goes below zero the growth rate of your cities will be hurt.\nIf your empire becomes severely unhappy (as indicated by the smiley-face icon at the top of the interface)\n your armies will have a big penalty slapped on to their overall combat effectiveness. = Ezeken kívül még azt is tartsd észben, hogy amíg nincs egy megfelelő kutatás befejezve, addig nem építhetsz különböző épületeket, amik növelnék a város boldogságát.\nHa a birodalmad boldogsága nulla alá csökken, akkor a városaid növekedése megáll.\nHa a birodalmad huzamosabb ideig boldogtalan (amit az interfész felső részén lévő smiley mutat)\n akkor a hadsereged harci ereje is le fog csökkeni.
Thismeans that it is very difficult to expand quickly in Unciv.\nIt isn’t impossible, but as a new player you probably shouldn't do it.\nSo what should you do? Chill out, scout, and improve the land that you do have by building Workers.\nOnly build new cities once you have found a spot that you believe is appropriate. =
Itseems that your citizens are unhappy!\nWhile unhappy, cities will grow at 1/4 the speed, and your units will suffer a 2% penalty for each unhappiness = Úgy tűnik a polgáraid boldogtalanok!\nAmíg boldogtalanok a városok 1/4 sebességgel növekednek és minden egységed 2% büntetést kap minden boldogtalanság után
Unhappinesshas two main causes: Population and cities.\n Each city causes 3 unhappiness, and each population, 1 = A boldogtalanság két fő oka: Lakosság és városok.\n Minden városután 3 boldogtalanság jár és minden lakosság után 1
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Youhave entered a Golden Age!\nGolden age points are accumulated each turn by the total happiness \n of your civilization\nWhen in a golden age, culture and production generation increases +20%,\n and every tile already providing at least one gold will provide an extra gold. = Aranykorba léptél!\nAranykor pontokat minden körben kapsz a boldogságpontok után.\nAmikor Aranykorban vagy, akkor a kultúra termelés és termelékenység is 20%-al nagyobb\n és minden terület amelyik legalább egy aranyat termel, most egy arannyal többet ad.
Connectingyour cities to the capital by roads\n will generate gold via the trade route.\nNote that each road costs 1 gold Maintenance per turn, and each Railroad costs 2 gold,\n so it may be more economical to wait until the cities grow! = A városaid összekötése a fővárosoddal úttal\n aranyat fog generálni kereskedelmi útvonalak által.\nAzt vedd figyelembe, hogy minden útnak van 1 arany fenntartási költsége körönként és minden vasútnak 2 arany\n szóval gazdagságilag jobban megéri, amíg megvárod, hogy a városaid növekedjenek!
Onceyou’ve settled your first two or three cities you’re probably 100 to 150 turns into the game.\nNow is a good time to start thinking about how, exactly, you want to win – if you haven’t already. = Mire megalapítod az első két-három városod már körül-belül úgy 100. és 150. körödnél tartasz.\nEz egy jó idő arra, hogy elgondolkodj azon miként is lehet megnyerni a játékot.
Thereare four ways to win in Unciv. They are:\n - Cultural Victory: Complete 5 Social Policy Trees and build the Utopia Project\n - Domination Victory: Survive as the last civilization\n - Science Victory: Be the first to construct a spaceship to Alpha Centauri\n - Diplomatic Victory: Build the United Nations and win the vote =
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Soto sum it up, these are the basics of Unciv – Found a prosperous first city, expand slowly to manage happiness, and set yourself up for the victory condition you wish to pursue.\nObviously, there is much more to it than that, but it is important not to jump into the deep end before you know how to swim. =
Citiescan be conquered by reducing their health to 1, and entering the city with a melee unit.\nSince cities heal each turn, it is best to attack with ranged units and use your melee units to defend them until the city has been defeated! =
Luxuryresources within your domain and with their specific improvement are connected to your trade network.\nEach unique Luxury resource you have adds 5 happiness to your civilization, but extra resources of the same type don't add anything, so use them for trading with other civilizations! =
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Puppetingthe city will mean that you have no control on the city's production.\nThe city will not increase your tech or policy cost, but its citizens will generate 1.5x the regular unhappiness.\nAnnexing the city will give you control over the production, but will increase the citizen's unhappiness to 2x!\nThis can be mitigated by building a courthouse in the city, returning the citizen's unhappiness to normal.\nA puppeted city can be annexed at any time, but annexed cities cannot be returned to a puppeted state! =
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Youhave encountered a barbarian unit!\nBarbarians attack everyone indiscriminately, so don't let your \n civilian units go near them, and be careful of your scout! =
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Onceyou have completed the Apollo Program, you can start constructing spaceship parts in your cities\n (with the relevant technologies) to win a scientific victory! =
Injuredunits deal less damage, but recover after turns that they have been inactive.\nUnits heal 5 health per turn in enemy territory, 10 in neutral land,\n 15 inside your territory and 20 in your cities. =
Workersare vital to your cities' growth, since only they can construct improvements on tiles.\nImprovements raise the yield of your tiles, allowing your city to produce more and grow faster while working the same amount of tiles! =
Siegeunits are extremely powerful against cities, but need to be Set Up before they can attack.\nOnce your siege unit is set up, it can attack from the current tile,\n but once moved to another tile, it will need to be set up again. =
Oncea certain tech is researched, your land units can embark, allowing them to traverse water tiles.\nEntering or leaving water takes the entire turn.\nUnits are defenseless while embarked, so be careful! =
Ifyou don't want to move a unit this turn, you can skip it by clicking 'Next unit' again.\nIf you won't be moving it for a while, you can have the unit enter Fortify or Sleep mode - \n units in Fortify or Sleep are not considered idle units.\nIf you want to disable the 'Next unit' feature entirely, you can toggle it in Menu -> Check for idle units. =
Hithere! If you've played this far, you've probably seen that the game is currently incomplete.\n UnCiv is meant to be open-source and free, forever.\n That means no ads or any other nonsense. =
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Whatmotivates me to keep working on it, \n besides the fact I think it's amazingly cool that I can,\n is the support from the players - you guys are the best! =
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Everyrating and review that I get puts a smile on my face =)\n So contact me! Send me an email, review, Github issue\n or mail pigeon, and let's figure out how to make the game \n even more awesome!\n(Contact info is in the Play Store) =
Militaryunits can pillage improvements, which heals them 25 health and ruins the improvement.\nThe tile can still be worked, but advantages from the improvement - stat bonuses and resources - will be lost.\nWorkers can repair these improvements, which takes less time than building the improvement from scratch. =
Unitsthat enter combat gain experience, which can then be used on promotions for that unit.\nUnits gain more experience when in Melee combat than Ranged, and more when attacking than when defending. =
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Unitscan only gain up to 30 XP from Barbarian units - meaning up to 2 promotions. After that, Barbarian units will provide no experience. =
Unitand cities are worn down by combat, which is affected by a number of different values.\nEach unit has a certain 'base' combat value, which can be improved by certain conditions, promotions and locations. =
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Unitsuse the 'Strength' value as the base combat value when melee attacking and when defending.\nWhen using a ranged attack, they will the use the 'Ranged Strength' value instead. =
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Rangedattacks can be done from a distance, dependent on the 'Range' value of the unit.\nWhile melee attacks allow the defender to damage the attacker in retaliation, ranged attacks do not. =
Inresearch agreements, you and another civilization decide to jointly research technology.\nAt the end of the agreement, you will both receive a 'lump sum' of Science, which will go towards one of your unresearched technologies. =
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Theamount of Science you receive at the end is dependent on the science generated by your cities and the other civilization's cities during the agreement - the more, the better! =
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Notall nations are contending with you for victory.\nCity-states are nations that can't win, don't conquer other cities and can't be traded with. =
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Instead,diplomatic relations with city-states are determined by Influence - a meter of 'how much the City-state likes you'.\nInfluence can be increased by attacking their enemies, liberating their city, and giving them sums of gold. =
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Certainbonuses are given when you are at above 30 influence.\nWhen you have above 60 Influence, and you have the highest influence with them of all civilizations, you are considered their 'Ally', and gain further bonuses and access to the Luxury and Strategic resources in their lands. =
Certainbuildings, and specialists in cities, generate Great Person points per turn.\nThere are several types of Great People, and their points accumulate separately.\nThe number of points per turn and accumulated points can be viewed in the Overview screen. =
Onceenough points have been accumulated, a Great Person of that type will be created!\nEach Great Person can construct a certain Great Improvement which gives large yields over time, or immediately consumed to provide a certain bonus now. =
GreatImprovements also provide any strategic resources that are under them, so you don't need to worry if resources are revealed underneath your improvements! =
Certaintiles have terrain features - like Flood plains or Forests - on top of them. Some of these layers, like Jungle, Marsh and Forest, can be removed by workers.\nRemoving the terrain feature does not remove any resources in the tile, and is usually required in order to add improvements exploiting those resources. =
NaturalWonders, such as the Mt. Fuji, the Rock of Gibraltar and the Great Barrier Reef, are unique, impassable terrain features, masterpieces of mother Nature, which possess exceptional qualities that make them very different from the average terrain.\nThey benefit by giving you large sums of Culture, Science, Gold or Production if worked by your Cities, which is why you might need to bring them under your empire as soon as possible. =
Ifyou have a keyboard, some shortcut keys become available. Unit command or improvement picker keys, for example, are shown directly in their corresponding buttons. =
Spaceor 'N' - Next unit or turn\n'E' - Empire overview (last viewed page)\n'+', '-' - Zoom in / out\nHome - center on capital or open its city screen if already centered =
⑧:The name (and unit icon) of the selected unit or city, with current health if wounded. Clicking a unit name or icon will open its civilopedia entry. =
⑯:The minimap shows an overview over the world, with known cities, terrain and fog of war. Clicking will position the main map. =
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⑰:To the side of the minimap are display feature toggling buttons - tile yield, worked indicator, show/hide resources. These mirror setting on the options screen and are hidden if you deactivate the minimap. =
⑱:Tile information for the selected hex - current or potential yield, terrain, effects, present units, city located there and such. Where appropriate, clicking a line opens the corresponding civilopedia entry. =
⑲:Notifications - what happened during the last 'next turn' phase. Some are clickable to show a relevant place on the map, some even show several when you click repeatedly. =
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⑳:The Next Turn Button - unless there are things to do, in which case the label changes to 'next unit', 'pick policy' and so on. =
ⓐ:The overview button leads to the empire overview screen with various tabs (the last one viewed is remembered) holding vital information about the state of your civilization in the world. =
ⓑ:The culture icon shows accumulated culture and culture needed for the next policy - in this case, the exclamation mark tells us a next policy can be enacted. Clicking is another way to the policies manager. =
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ⓒ:Your known strategic resources are displayed here with the available (usage already deducted) number - click to go to the resources overview screen. =
ⓓ:Happiness/unhappiness balance and either golden age with turns left or accumulated happiness with amount needed for a golden age is shown next to the smiley. Clicking also leads to the resources overview screen as luxury resources are a way to improve happiness. =
ⓔ:The science icon shows the number of science points produced per turn. Clicking leads to the technology tree. =
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ⓕ:Number of turns played with translation into calendar years. Click to see the victory overview. =
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ⓖ:The number of gold coins in your treasury and income. Clicks lead to the Stats overview screen. =
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ⓧ:In the center of all this - the world map! Here, the "X" marks a spot outside the map. Yes, unless the wrap option was used, Unciv worlds are flat. Don't worry, your ships won't fall off the edge. =
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ⓨ:By the way, here's how an empire border looks like - it's in the national colours of the nation owning the territory. =
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ⓩ:And this is the red targeting circle that led to the attack pane back under ⑬. =
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Whatyou don't see: The phone/tablet's back button will pop the question whether you wish to leave Unciv and go back to Real Life. On desktop versions, you can use the ESC key. =
Afterbuilding a shrine, your civilization will start generating Faith☮. =
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Whenenough Faith☮ has been generated, you will be able to found a pantheon. =
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Apantheon will provide a small bonus for your civilization that will apply to all your cities. =
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Eachcivilization can only choose a single pantheon belief, and each pantheon can only be chosen once. =
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Generatingmore faith will allow you to found a religion. =
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Keepgenerating Faith☮, and eventually a great prophet will be born in one of your cities. =
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Thisgreat prophet can be used for multiple things: Constructing a holy site, founding a religion and spreading your religion. =
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Whenfounding your religion, you may choose another two beliefs. The founder belief will only apply to you, while the follower belief will apply to all cities following your religion. =
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Additionally,the city where you used your great prophet will become the holy city of that religion. =
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Onceyou have founded a religion, great prophets will keep being born every so often, though the amount of Faith☮ you have to save up will be higher. =
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Oneof these great prophets can then be used to enhance your religion. =
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Thiswill allow you to choose another follower belief, as well as an enhancer belief, that only applies to you. =
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Dotake care founding a religion soon, only about half the players in the game are able to found a religion! =
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Thereare four types of beliefs: Pantheon, Founder, Follower and Enhancer beliefs. =
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Pantheonand Follower beliefs apply to each city following your religion, while Founder and Enhancer beliefs only apply to the founder of a religion. =
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Whenfounding a city, it won't follow a religion immediately. =
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Thereligion a city follows depends on the total pressure each religion has within the city. =
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Followersare allocated in the same proportions as these pressures, and these followers can be viewed in the city screen. =
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Basedon this, you can get a feel for which religions have a lot of pressure built up in the city, and which have almost none. =
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Thecity follows a religion if a majority of its population follows that religion, and will only then receive the effects of Follower and Pantheon beliefs of that religion. =
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Spreadingreligion happens naturally, but can be sped up using missionaries or great prophets. =
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Missionariescan be bought in cities following a major religion, and will take the religion of that city. =
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Sodo take care where you are buying them! If another civilization has converted one of your cities to their religion, missionaries bought there will follow their religion. =
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Greatprophets always have your religion when they appear, even if they are bought in cities following other religions, but captured great prophets do retain their original religion. =
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Bothgreat prophets and missionaries are able to spread religion to cities when they are inside its borders, even cities of other civilizations. =
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Thesetwo units can even enter tiles of civilizations with whom you don't have an open borders agreement! =
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Butdo take care, missionaries will lose 250 religious strength each turn they end while in foreign lands. =
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Thisdiminishes their effectiveness when spreading religion, and if their religious strength ever reaches 0, they have lost their faith and disappear. =
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Whenyou do spread your religion, the religious strength of the unit is added as pressure for that religion. =
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Citiesalso passively add pressure of their majority religion to nearby cities. =
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Eachcity provides +6 pressure per turn to all cities within 10 tiles, though the exact amount of pressure depends on the game speed. =
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Thispressure can also be seen in the city screen, and gives you an idea of how religions in your cities will evolve if you don't do anything. =
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Holycities also provide +30 pressure of the religion founded there to themselves, making it very difficult to effectively convert a holy city. =
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Lastly,before founding a religion, new cities you settle will start with 200 pressure for your pantheon. =
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Thisway, all your cities will starting following your pantheon as long as you haven't founded a religion yet. =
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Inquisitorsare the last religious unit, and their strength is removing other religions. =
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Theycan remove all other religions from one of your own cities, removing any pressures built up. =
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Greatprophets also have this ability, and remove all other religions in the city when spreading their religion. =
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Oftenthis results in the city immediately converting to their religion =
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Additionally,when an inquisitor is stationed in or directly next to a city center, units of other religions cannot spread their faith there, though natural spread is uneffected. =
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Onceactive, the game's year display will use mayan notation. =
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TheMaya measured time in days from what we would call 11th of August, 3114 BCE. A day is called K'in, 20 days are a Winal, 18 Winals are a Tun, 20 Tuns are a K'atun, 20 K'atuns are a B'ak'tun, 20 B'ak'tuns a Piktun, and so on. =
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Uncivonly displays ය B'ak'tuns, ඹ K'atuns and ම Tuns (from left to right) since that is enough to approximate gregorian calendar years. The Maya numerals are pretty obvious to understand. Have fun deciphering them! =
