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|effect = *Triggers the [[cultural victory]] |
|effect = *Triggers the [[cultural victory]] |
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*Unlocked after completing five [[social policy (Civ5)|social policy]] branches |
*Unlocked after completing five [[social policy (Civ5)|social policy]] branches |
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==Game Info== |
==Game Info== |
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| − | Special project.Triggers a [[cultural victory|Cultural Victory]]! |
+ | Special project. Triggers a [[cultural victory|Cultural Victory]]! |
| − | Not constructable in ''[[Brave New World]]''. See [[Victory (Civ5)#Cultural victory|Cultural victory]] for more info on the new way of achieving it. |
+ | Not constructable in ''[[Civilization V: Brave New World|Brave New World]]''. See [[Victory (Civ5)#Cultural victory|Cultural victory]] for more info on the new way of achieving it. |
==Strategy== |
==Strategy== |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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| − | + | File:Cultural_Victory.png|The Utopia Project, once completed and triggering the Cultural Victory |
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[[Category:Universal wonders]] |
[[Category:Universal wonders]] |
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Revision as of 23:03, 25 September 2015
Game Info
Special project. Triggers a Cultural Victory!
Not constructable in Brave New World. See Cultural victory for more info on the new way of achieving it.
Strategy
Constructing the Utopia Project immediately ends the game, giving its creator a Cultural Victory! So, keep an eye out for any civilizations that start constructing it (there will be a world message similar to the one you get when they finish the Manhattan Project or Apollo Program), and try to eliminate them or achieve victory before they do. Though you may not have enough time to react...
Historical Info
The Utopia Project is the name for a somewhat amorphous vision of the future of the world. Depending upon who is doing the envisioning, it may include nuclear disarmament, universal peace, or a one-world government. Its proponents hope that it will stop nations and people from killing each other so often, increase the prosperity of everybody, and allow the world to address some growing global problems like climate change and international terrorism. Its opponents see the Utopia Project as a polite name for American (or now Chinese) hegemony.
