The movement bonus is at least borderline overpowered as well. The increased length is especially important, because each Golden Age lasts a turn shorter than the one before it down to three turns. Persia´s Golden Ages last longer and provide a unit movement and combat bonus. Finally GAs last slightly longer by default than in Civ4.īasically Golden Ages are stronger by default, yet easier accessible than in Civ4.
Furthermore Golden Ages are much easier accessible: Excess happiness leads to it, Cultural Policies can trigger one, there is Taj Mahal and most importantly Great People including Great Generals can launch it. In Civ5 tile yields have been generally decreased compared to Civ4, while Golden Ages still provide one additional production and gold to every tile that already generates either. This strategy is not based on this bug - depending on the settings and game plan, you´ll be in Golden Age most of the game bug or not. All-in-all the strategy works well even if you miss on the 2-3 wonders you´re especially interested in.īe aware that there is a bug increasing Persian Golden Ages to ridiculous numbers. If you get all parts of it together - and that is not too hard even on the highest difficulty levels in Single Player - you will be at a big advantage whatever your game might look like. This strategy is basically an exploit of unbalanced game mechanics.
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