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By Thunderfall at 2008-03-18 20:57
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Civilization FAQ
Minor update - 28th September, 1994
This FAQ can be obtained by FTP from:
wcl-l.bham.ac.uk:/pub/djh/faqs/civilization.faq
I am a PC user and although I acknowledge the fact that Civ is available on a number of different platforms, I have had to base this FAQ around the version I am used to. I am told that a good 80 percent of the information is relevant to all platforms - my apologies for the other 20 percent.
Before I get into the nitty-gritty of the game, I would like to thank personally a few people without whose help this FAQ would not be possible. In no particular order:
Albion, Mark Lilback, Devin Ben-Hur, Matt Malone, Ron Bense, Skip Meister, Ralph Betza, Bob O'Bob, David Gosselin, James Ollinger, Bryce Harrington, Mark Steer, Robert Johnson, Garth Sweet, Roger Kemp and Earnest To.
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By Thunderfall at 2008-03-17 23:05
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Here are all of the answers for the trivia, plus a bit of explanation.
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By Thunderfall at 2008-03-17 23:01
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Just answer the questions as best you can and see how you compare. Don't expect to get 10/10 unless you really know this game inside and out! If you do get 10/10 (without guessing and without going back and forth into the manual or reference or strategy guides, then please email me and let me know).
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ivilization I is the 2.6 MB DOS game that started it all. What was originally a take-off of simcity became a gaming masterpiece that would go on to conquer the gaming industry, leaving a best-selling series of games and an unforgettable legacy in its wake.
This interview is a "deleted scene" of sorts from Sid Meier's Civilization Chronicles, the definitive Civilization collector's edition. As part of this project, several interviews with members of past Civilization teams were conducted by journalist Troy Goodfellow. These were used as the source material for a massive article on the history of the franchise that is include in a 96 page book included in the Civ Chronicles package. 
