Play Online: Pre-Civilization: Bronze Age
Developer: Mikhail Vasilyev & Andrew Schmitt
Genre: Simulation, Strategy
Bloody Night Guide
List of Upgrades in Pre-Civilization: Bronze Age
6000 - 4000 Years B.C.
Primitive Farming
Description: Unlocks the occupation farming. 15 People grow 2 food each.
Requirements: Nothing.
Primitive Animal Breeding
Description: Unlocks the occupation animal breeding. 2 People procure 3 food each.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, Primitive Farming.
Cattle
Description: Animal breeding + 5 max. + 0.5 Food to animal breeding per worker. Unlocks the building of the Corral.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, Primitive Animal Breeding.
Cultivation
Description: Farming + 30 max. + 0.3 Food per worker.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, Primitive Farming.
Mudbrick Construction
Description: Population limit + 10 max. Unlocks the building of the Mudbrick structures.
Requirements: 1 Research Point.
Advanced Stone Tools
Description: Unlocks the occupation production. 2 People produce 4 production each.
Requirements: 1 Research Point.
Mining
Description: Production + 5 max. + 1 Production point per worker.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, Advance Stone Tools.
Advanced Stone Weapons
Description: Strength + 30%. Unlocks the building of the Barracks.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, Advanced Stone Tools.
Mysticism
Description: Unlocks the occupation worshipping. 2 People produce 4 culture points each.
Requirements: 1 Research Point.
4000 - 3000 Years B.C.
Boat
Description: Unlocks the occupation fishing. 10 People procure 6 food each. Unlocks the building of the Wharf.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C.
Oar
Description: Fishing + 20 max. + 1 Food per worker.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C. and Boat.
Veterinary Medicine
Description: Animal breeding + 30 max. + 0.3 Food to animal breeding per worker.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C. and Cattle.
Irrigation
Description: Farming + 500 max. + 0.2 Food per worker.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C. and Cultivation.
Bread
Description: + 0.5 Food per worker. Population limit + 200 max.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C. and Cultivation.
Trade
Description: + 20% to culture and production growth. Unlocks the building of the Marketplace.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C. and Bread.
Stonebrick Construction
Description: Population limit + 1000 max.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C., Mudbrick Construction and Mining.
Copper Working
Description: Production + 70 max. + 1 Production point per worker.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C. and Mining.
Metallurgy
Description: Production + 100 max. Unlocks the building of the Smithy.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C. and Copper Working.
Copper Weapons
Description: Strength + 50%.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C., Copper Working and Advanced Stone Weapons.
Polytheism
Description: Worshipping + 50 Max. + 1 Culture point per worshipper. Unlocks the building of the Temple.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 4000 B.C. and Mysticism
3000 - 2000 Years B.C.
Sail
Description: Fishing + 100 max. + 1 Food per worker.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C. and Oar.
Selective Breeding
Description: Animal Breeding + 1000 max. + 1 Food per worker.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C. and Veterinary Medicine.
Plough
Description: Farming + 5000 max. + 0.3 Food per worker. Unlocks the building of the Granary
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C. and Irrigation.
Currency
Description: + 20% to culture and production growth.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C. and Trade.
Writing
Description: + 20% culture. Unlocks the building of the Library.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C. and Trade.
Code of Law
Description: Population limit + 8000 max.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C. and Writing
City Planning
Description: Population limit + 20000 max. Unlocks the building of the Walls.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C. and Code of Law
Megastructure
Description: Unlocks the building of the Wonder of the World and the possibility to win the game.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C., Stonebrick Construction and Code of Law.
Bronze Working
Description: Production + 1000 max. + 1 Production point per worker. Unlocks the building of the Mine.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C. and Metallurgy.
Bronze Weapons
Description: Strength + 60%.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C., Bronze Working and Copper Weapons.
Riding
Description: Strength + 100%.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C. and Copper Weapons.
Monotheism
Description: Worshipping + 1000 max. + 1 Culture per worshipper.
Requirements: 1 Research Point, 3000 B.C. and Polytheism
List of Buildings in Pre-Civilization: Bronze Age
Mudbrick Houses
Description: Population + 100 max.
Requirements: Technology: Mudbrick Construction, Production Points: 80.
Barracks
Description: Strength + 100%
Requirements: Technology: Advanced Stone Weapons, Production Points: 400.
Corral
Description: Animal breeding + 20 max. + 1 Food to animal breeding per working.
Requirements: Technology: Cattle, Production Points: 1.0K.
Wharf
Description: Fishing +100 max. + 1.5 Food per fishing.
Requirements: Technology: Boat, Production Points: 5.0K.
Temple
Description: Worshipping + 100 max. + 2 Culture per worshipper.
Requirements: Technology: Polytheism, Production Points: 9.0K.
Smithy
Description: Production + 500 max. + 2 Production point per worker.
Requirements: Technology: Metallurgy, Production Points: 23K.
Marketplace
Description: + 20% to Culture and production growth.
Requirements: Technology: Trade, Production Points: 40K.
Library
Description: Culture + 50%.
Requirements: Technology: Writing, Production Points: 150K.
Granary
Description: Farming + 30000 max. + 0.7 Food to farming per worker.
Requirements: Technology: Plough, Production Points: 400K.
Mine
Description: Production + 8000 max. + 1 Production point per worker.
Requirements: Technology: Bronze Working, Production Points: 700K.
Walls
Description: Strength + 600%.
Requirements: Technology: City Planning, Production Points: 1.0M.
Wonder of the World
Description: Victory
Requirements: Technology: Megastructures, Production Points: 2.5M.
Pre-Civilization: Bronze Age Walkthrough
Notes
- You can ignore risk for at least most of the first age which means have no guards if you have population space, growth is much more important.
- When someone attack you, the color decides what you should do. If it is Green, choose that option. Red is low odds of success. Yellow is half way. Enemy Army Strength; If it is green and you choose to fight and get 10% bonus to Strength. Enemy Leader Cunning; If it is green and you choose to cheat. There is no bonus or loss most of the time. Lastly, choose Flee if both are red and you can't afford to lose people.
- At the start you actually want to be attacked. That way you get to fight and get the +10% strength from battle experience over and over while you're still in the first age. That added strength lets you keep people off guard duty in the later ages so winning becomes much easier.
- Cheat dumb enemies when you can, as it results in no loss, which is quite precious in the later dynasty.
- Despite the above tip, its actually pretty safe to have risk up to around 25-35%.
- The strength of your guards has nothing to do with neither the stats of enemies, nor your odds of winning a fight against enemies.
- Don't bother getting fishing. I'm not sure if it gets better than farming for a per worker rate, but you can grow fast enough without fishing. However especially useful until after you've beaten the game.
- Other than that, victory rides heavily on luck, so one of the only ways to get victory is keep trying and hope for better luck.
Strategy
The first tech you should get is the Primitive Animal Breeding. After some experimentation, focusing exclusively on animal farming seems to work best. I suggest you best is to gnore the fishing and farming routes. Farming is only useful when you need to earn extra food and to unlock the pyramid upgrade & the city planning upgrade. While fishing gives the most food per person, focusing on it gives you a slow start, and its max workers increases too slowly.
The next most important thing to population growth is cultural growth for technology, but you don't unlock the Monotheism, so you'll have to make due with getting Mudbrick Construction next for a higher population cap. Continue to focus on breeding, put all your man onto animal breeding. Build Mudbrick houses as soon as possible. Once you going to hit around 4000 years B.C., unlock Advance Stone Tools and Mining quickly! This will allow you have a smooth transition to the next dynasty, becuase you will need Brickstone Construction to increase your population. Wisely investing your points into Bread and Trade whenever you can.
Trade adds 20% to culture and production growth and the ability to build marketplace. Marketplace also add another 20% to culture and production growth which is absolutely helping because you will soon going to focus on production growth. Starting production early can be the difference between victory and failure, but do not overdo it. By the time you reach the final age, you have enough population to start mega-focusing on production. Switch your massive population into production and whip out the pyramid in a matter of turns.
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