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2.You can now look in enemy cities.
3.You can now unfortify their units
4.You can now sell their improvements
5.You can now reaarrange their resources
6.You can now view the power chart and the replay
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Civ 1: The 1234567890 Cheat
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Martin Gühmann
- Published: December 1, 2004, 17:45
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Civ 1: The 1234567890 Cheat
1.Hold down the shift key and type "1234567890"
2.You can now look in enemy cities.
3.You can now unfortify their units
4.You can now sell their improvements
5.You can now reaarrange their resources
6.You can now view the power chart and the replayPosting comments is disabled.
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