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The difficulty level is a game setting in Sid Meier's Civilization that allows players to compete against AI opponents matched to their skills and desire for challenge. In order from lowest to highest, the difficulty levels are as follows: * Chieftain ("Chieftan" on the Hall of Fame screen) * Warlord * Prince * King * Emperor All of the information presented here comes from an info page on CivFanatics and the game's data files.

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  • Difficulty level (Civ1)
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  • The difficulty level is a game setting in Sid Meier's Civilization that allows players to compete against AI opponents matched to their skills and desire for challenge. In order from lowest to highest, the difficulty levels are as follows: * Chieftain ("Chieftan" on the Hall of Fame screen) * Warlord * Prince * King * Emperor All of the information presented here comes from an info page on CivFanatics and the game's data files.
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  • The difficulty level is a game setting in Sid Meier's Civilization that allows players to compete against AI opponents matched to their skills and desire for challenge. In order from lowest to highest, the difficulty levels are as follows: * Chieftain ("Chieftan" on the Hall of Fame screen) * Warlord * Prince * King * Emperor Since the human brain has far greater information processing and problem-solving capabilities than even the most advanced AI currently in existence, the game makes the AI leaders more challenging opponents by giving them advantages on higher difficulty levels. The bonuses conferred to both human and AI players on each difficulty level are listed in the table below. All of the information presented here comes from an info page on CivFanatics and the game's data files. 1 The number of people who will be created in a city who are born content. 2 The number of rows in the computer player's food storage box (i.e. how long it will take for a city to grow). The number of rows in the human player's box is always 10. 3 All computer players have their costs to build units and city improvements multiplied by this amount. 4 Each time an advance is discovered, the cost (in lightbulbs) of acquiring the next increases by this amount. 5 In a parley with another leader, enemy leaders will often demand payment for peace. Note that they will always offer peace at the Chieftan difficulty level, as if the player permanently has the Great Wall or United Nations. 6 The score is calculated the same on all difficulty levels. However, when it comes to high score ranking, the final score is converted to a percent in order to account for the difficulty.
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