Wonders of the World - the list of those that are in

[Adm.Naismith]

Originally posted by Rhysie
I'd checked before I posted

Ooops, sorry. I was just kidding because of my late answer to your question; I don't mean you must check by yourself!

Now we have another task: to guess the Specific attribute equivalent for every Wonder

[Rhysie]

Originally posted by Adm.Naismith

Now we have another task: to guess the Specific attribute equivalent for every Wonder

I guess that Art of War is Militaristic, Hoover Dam is Industrious, and the Great Wall is Militaristic and Industrius... I wonder if I'm right

I bet no-one can guess the rest as good as me

[shade]

SETI==>scientific (this can't be wrong )
Sistine Chapel==>Religious
Observatory==>scientific

nice guesses don't you think

Shade

[jsw363]

Re: Wonders of the World - the list of those that are in

This is what I think (all purely opinion)

Great Wonders:
Great Wall (militaristic and industrious)
Colossus (commercial)
Hanging Gardens (industrious)
The Oracle (religious)
Pyramids (industirous)
Lighthouse (expansionist and commercial)

Minor Wonders:
The Art of War (militaristic)
Great Observatory (scientific)
Great Library (scientific)
The Hoover Dam (industrious)
SETI Program (scientific)
Sistine Chapel (religious)
Grand Cathedral (religious)
The Pentagon (militaristic)
SDI (militaristic)
Trading Company (commerical)
Wall Street (commercial)

Unconfirmed Minor Wonders:
CIA Headquarters (militaristic)
Great University (scientific)
Heroic Epic(expansionist)
Ironworks(industrious)

[aaglo]

If Apollo-program wonder is included, I think it would be fair to have First-man-in-space -wonder and Sputnik-wonder also included. I mean, that's where it all started. Apollo could be a greater wonder (because only USA has sent people to the moon) and the other two could be lesser wonders (guess why ).
And please, let there not be a Statue-of-Liberty -wonder; it's nothing more than a big chick, received as a gift from France.

[Ribannah]

Added the United Nations (from "Ask the Civ team").

[Sava]

Don't those wonders look silly? I mean, it looks like about 500 people live in that town and then you have these monstrous wonders just *boom* sticking out.

[monkspider]

here's confirmation of a few more wonders for ya Rib
click here for "Epic" and "Forbidden Palace" (which could be the Monarchy wonder we have been wondering about

http://bonusweb.cz/obrazek.html?obrazek=civilization3_scr33.jpg

[monkspider]

Here's a confirmation of Ironworks

http://bonusweb.cz/obrazek.html?obrazek=civilization3_scr15.jpg

[monkspider]

Does anyone know anything about this "Forbidden Palace" wonder?

[korn469]

which could be the Monarchy wonder we have been wondering about

the monarchy wonder is the hanging gardens

[jsw363]

Originally posted by monkspider
Does anyone know anything about this "Forbidden Palace" wonder?

Is it like the Forbidden City of China, where the emporer and his court lived? Don't know anything about it's civ properties though...

[Gramphos]

On the new update there is a city screen showing Paris building Smith's Trading Company and Magellan's Voyage being built in another city shown on the map. Another view of Paris building Wall Street.

[Stuie]

Check out the new Domestic Advisor screenshot; is that the Theory of Evolution being built in Memphis??

Sure looks like it...

[Adrien]

Shakespeare's Theatre is in.


Or at least, I think it is. There's a structure that looks very, very much like the Globe Theatre (Shakespeare's) on a screenshot on the back of the preorder box at Best Buy.