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Chapter Seven: Wonders GlobeSat Age: Modern Gaining an insight to what
your enemies (and even your allies) are up to could be a significant advantage
as your civilization moves into the late ages. This wonder is even more
important to those players who are concerned about being attacked (or
concerned about who to attack). As you can see all the units as well as
cities, you'll have plenty of time to mount an adequate defense against
any form of attack, conventional or otherwise. GlobeSat is particularly
useful in a multiplayer game against crafty human players; because predicting
what human opponents plan to do is difficult, GlobeSat can quickly give
you a leg up on the competition.
Gutenberg Bible Age: Renaissance The antithesis to the Hagia Sophia wonder, Gutenberg's Bible, while also boosting scientific research by 10 percent, also eliminates the potential for your cities to be converted (which could result in mounting gold losses to tithes). If any enemy civilization has started the Hagia Sophia wonder, you might want to consider discovering Gutenberg's Bible, especially if this enemy civilization is a close neighbor. With the Hagia Sophia wonder in hand, should your enemy convert one of your cities, the gold losses could result in an ugly uphill battle. Still, though, the +10 percent boost to scientific research could be reason enough to consider discovering this early-game wonder.
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