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  • Civ of the Week order

    Does anyone know how the Civ of the Week is picked??? I think it is the earliest to latest


    Civs allready showcased

    Babylonia (including Sumeria): 4000 bc-500 bc
    Egypt: 3500bc-30 bc
    Greece (including Minoa): 2500 bc-today
    Chinese: 2000 bc-today


    Civs to come:

    India: 2000 bc-today
    Rome: 700 bc-476 ad
    Persia:700 bc-330 bc
    Japan: 500 bc-today
    France: 300 ad-today
    Germany: 400 ad-today
    England: 500 ad-today
    Russia: 900 ad-1918 ad, 1990-today
    Iroquois: 1000 ad-today
    Zululand(Southern Africa): 1200 ad-today
    Aztec Empire: 1300 ad-1600 ad
    USA: 1600 ad-today

  • #2
    I think its safest to bet they are coming out in order of "first appearance" on earth. Its definately not coming out in relation to when the civilization's UU is around - we are yet to see the Zulu impi or the Roman legions, while the Chinese 'rider' is being shown. Not in the order of their real-life "golden age" either.

    Well, someones got to point out the obvious, right??
    I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site).

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    • #3
      Is it "earliest appearance" or "earliest imperial appearance"? If it's based on the first kingdoms that could be said to be "the kingdom/empire that is that civ" rather than just "that is part of that culture". What I mean is, which Indian empire can be said to be THE Indian Empire? To my mind, nothing earlier than the mediaeval Moghul empire. Before then they were indian empires, but not THE indian empire. Both orders work with what we have so far. Based on that order, IMO:

      Persia
      Rome
      France
      Japan
      England
      Russia
      Indians
      Aztecs
      Iroquois
      Americans
      Zulus
      Germans
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      • #4
        The Indians were pretty much unified under what I believe was a Buddhist monarchy around 200 BC, or thereabouts. Still I'd agree with you that the India that we think of typically didn't really exist until the Moghul Empire.

        As a yank though, I'm offended that the US is listed as 1600-today. Every American knows that the great republic has always existed, and in fact is the only thing that does exist, so it should be listed as "Big Bang-today."
        John Brown did nothing wrong.

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        • #5
          Also the Zulu impis probably didn't exist until rather recently, unless by order you mean game order. In real life the Zulus were only rather recent inhabitants of southern Africa when the Boers and British colonized.
          John Brown did nothing wrong.

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