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  • #16
    I would say 70% Catherine II. The nose and chin seem right. The attatchement is a potrait of her entitled catherine II walking in Tsarskoe-Selo done by Vladimir Lukich Borovikovskii in 1794.
    Question: Is there any proof there will only be one leader per civ? Personally, I would like to see the choice of 2 as in civ2.
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    • #17
      Most definately Queen Victoria.
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      • #18
        Maybe that picture is just a hoax to get our minds twisted?
        *shivers*
        Maybe the Firaxians are online, lauging on the floor with us and our paranoid speculations!
        And, it can't be Victoria, if Lizzie I is already there. It's most probably Catherine the Great, which is bad if there's only one animated leader / Civ.
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        • #19
          cmon people, it's madelein albright

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          • #20
            J. Edgar Hoover?
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            • #21
              That's got to be Victoria.
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              • #22
                That's what I say, too! The picture is almost certainly of Queen Victoria. And while Firaxiks may have made a mistake, it takes so much time to animate that you'd think sometime while producing it they'd realize - "That's not right!" Plus, they must consult hundreds of portraits to make these animations. It'd be hard to get one wrong.
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                • #23
                  I don't see how Firaxis could get a picture WRONG. It'd be such a huge, obvious error......

                  Firaxis will give us some information when the site goes up. Other than that, I prefer to find out the details for myself when I get the game.

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                  • #24
                    I think that sounds reasonable, Sabre2th.

                    So we've narrowed down the hypothetical list to

                    1. Queen Victoria
                    2. Catherine the Great
                    3. Maria Theresa
                    4. Pretty much every other woman under the sun.

                    We'll just have to wait and see what good ol' Firaxis has for us.

                    In the meantime, if anyone DOES find out some more concrete evidence, please let us know.
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