Civilization V is a turn-based strategy game, where each player represents the leader of a nation or ethnic group (“civilization”) and must lead its growth for thousands of years. The game begins with the creation of a small colony and ends after one of the conditions of victory has been achieved – or survive until the end of the number of rounds of play, this is where civilization is declared the winner with the highest score, depending on several factors such as population, land, technological progress and cultural development. Spain under Isabella and the Inca Empire under Pachacuti, as well as a similar thematic scenario, were proposed on 16 December 2010 as the first “Double Civilization and Scenario Pack”. [54] The “Civilization and Scenario Pack: Polynesia” was published on March 3, 2011 and adds the Polynesian Empire under Kamehameha I.[55] the “Civilization and Scenario Pack: Denmark”, published on May 3, 2011 and which contains Danish civilization under Harald Bluetooth, like the Viking civilization of previous games. [56] On August 11, 2011 the “Civilization and Scenario Pack: Korea” was published with Korean civilization under Sejong the Great. [57] Flat Boosts to Science: Trade RoutesIf you have less Techs Researched than a Civ, or by tourism you will earn Science for Trade Routes, or they will. In most cases, both Civs receive some science for the trade route, depending on those that are more advanced. Both are the same, it would be a bit of science each. This is most relevant at the beginning of the game, where the link with Civs can determine your own lack of science. Going from 30 to 33 sciences with a trade route is an important leap. The science from a late game of the trade route is negligible, especially because there is no push of % modifiers. Just send multiple routes to Babylon or another advanced Civ to increase your gold per turn and any technology you will explore to shave one or two rounds.

This science is added to the city edition after everything else has been calculated. As AI is usually a scientific advance in the early game, finding business partners can greatly help your science editing and help you get the technologies you need to transmit them. The caravan and port, with several technologies, will increase the supply of land/sea trade routes. Reducing research costs: Meeting with CivsMeeting other civilizations that have explored a technology you don`t have, will reduce the cost of this technology. It`s a reasonable mechanic, as if you see someone using a new invention, it becomes easier to discover for yourself. The more you know about the Civs who have studied something, the lower the cost of this technology will be. As you move towards education and scientific theory, other Civs are likely to explore military technologies at the lower end of the tech tree. You will be able to catch up faster in military technology thanks to this one, so meeting Civs on scouting and later with Caravels to explore the world (or when creating the World Congress) is important for the pace of your research. The special units “Great Person” are always present in the game, offering special bonuses for the civilization they were born, with each great person named after a historical figure like Albert Einstein or Leonardo da Vinci.