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Help for Firaxis - The Internet Wonder
As the new article points out, there will be a new "internet" wonder in Civ 3, but the Firaxis doesn't know how to represent it. Any suggestions to help them?
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Rome rules -
all those cisco boxes gotta be placed somewhere. -
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Hey, if anybody from the team is listening: Here's what to do with the Internet wonder. It should provide a science bonus, but not just for the host civilization; it applies to every civilization that has the "Computers" advance. Also, it should halve the research cost of previously-discovered techs for civs with "Computers." So, if somebody with Computers has discovered Labor Union, that makes it easier for all computerized nations to discover it. (The Internet should make the late game for the harder levels like Deity a little bit easier for the human player, incidentally.)
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"Harel didn't replay. He just stood there, with his friend, transfixed by the brown balls."Comment
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On invention of the Internet `wonder' your civilization is promptly swamped with porn sites and pop-up adds.
-20% productivity to all cities.
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There must be some Apolyton reference in wonder video, maybe even the Civilopedia text
"Spirit merges with matter to sanctify the universe. Matter transcends to return to spirit. The interchangeability of matter and spirit means the starlit magic of the outermost life of our universe becomes the soul-light magic of the innermost life of our self." - Dennis Kucinich, candidate for the U. S. presidency
"That’s the future of the Democratic Party: providing Republicans with a number of cute (but not that bright) comfort women." - Adam Yoshida, Canada's gift to the worldComment
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Internet:
Heres some ideas. Pick and choose
+10% trade in Civilization (this would become a minor wonder. This would simulate the growth of dotcom startups.)
Makes 3 unhappy citizens content (online shopping reduces the need to go to the store)
+10% science in city (ease of transfering ideas)
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Its okay to smile; you're in America now"Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito MussoliniComment
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