You can continue this until he is doen whatever he is doing. Tell him to do the same job again and he will do another turn’s worth of work on it. If you tell a settler to do something and then wait until the 'end of turn prompt comes up, you can reselect him, he will have already done one turn’s worth of work on the job to which you assigned him. If you really, really, want to control your opponents’ characteristics, but you are on an Emperor game or something, you may want to consider temporarily changing the difficulty level. Of course, embassies only produce these values if you are playing on the easier difficulty levels. If you have embassies, you can monitor it till you find some values you like. This randomly selects new qualities (like expantionistic or Friendly) for the computer civs. Some military thing, listed by continent. Even if you don’t want to cheat (just press shift+56 immediately after exiting the replay option to avoid seeing the map), this is handy. It will even suggest some plans for you sometimes.Ĭivilization breakdown showing government type, diplomatic status, population, treasury, tax rate, # of mil units, # of cities, # of settlers, amount of land (units unknown), and technology.Ĭivilization PowerGraph + Replay. Your enemies’ military plans (A-Attack, D-Defend, S-Settle, N-Naval). You can enter enemy cities, sell their city walls, and then unfortify the defense. It will reveal the entire map and give you a variety of cheat options in the F1-F10 menus.

If you have version 1 (that is, if your game says version 474.01 or 475.01 when you start it up), hit shift-56.

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