How many Golden Ages...

[ACTD_Ran]

I was wondering if anyone knew how many Golden Ages a player may get? ::Hopes there can be more than one.::

[GeneralTacticus]

You are only allowed 1 per game.

[ACTD_Ran]

Only one? That... Bites the big one

::Pouts and chants.:: "I want more Golden Ages!" lol

[trickey]

Yep, only one GA per game. All thought some people have said they recived 2 of em.

[ACTD_Ran]

Oh Another thing... Do they always happen early in the game? They've always have for me...

[Jon Shafer]

Originally posted by ACTD_Ran
Oh Another thing... Do they always happen early in the game? They've always have for me...

Golden Ages occur either when a civ's UU win's a battle (many civs have early UUs), or sometimes when they complete a Great Wonder that is related to their culture. Those are the only ways a GA can occur.

[ACTD_Ran]

Ok! I usually play the Romans and find that they happen somewhat early in the game. Sometimes after building The Art of War

[Inverse Icarus]

The romans are Militaristic and Commercial.

they will get a Golden ageby doing ay of this:

• Legionare wins a battle
• Finishing a Militaristic Wonder (Sun Tzus is one)
• Finishing a Commercial Wonder (Colossus, I think?)

[GeneralTacticus]

Actually they need to finish a Militaristic Wonder AND a Commercial Wonder to get a GA.

[Matt_G]

Originally posted by UberKruX
The romans are Militaristic and Commercial.
they will get a Golden ageby doing ay of this:

• Finishing a Commercial Wonder (Colossus, I think?)

The Colossus is Expansionist and Religous.

Commercial Wonders:

• Great Lighthouse
• Magellan's
• Smith's
• UN

Militaristic Wonders:

• Great Wall
• Sun Tzu's
• Leo's
• Universal Sufferage
• Manhattan Project

So as the Roman's, building the Lighthouse and Great Wall would give a early GA. Far more likely to get it with the UU though.