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Would it be possible to get an offical reason as to the change from Mao to Wu Zetian in recent printings of Sid Meier's Civilization?
Respectfully,
g.
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Nevarus said:
Would it be possible to get an offical reason as to the change from Mao to Wu Zetian in recent printings of Sid Meier's Civilization?
Respectfully,
g.
...and would it be possible to get a Wu Zetian player board if we have the old Mao?
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tbrichter said:
Is there any difference between Mao and Wu Zetian?
Genitals, for one thing. Making the switch from Mao to Wu leaves the game with three male, and three female leaders to choose from.
It could also be due to the fact that the other leaders in the box are less controversial in comparison to Mao. I hope this isn't the real reason, though.
"Truth has power. And if we all gravitate toward similar ideas, maybe we do so because those ideas are true…written deep within us. And when we hear the truth, even if we don't understand it, we feel that truth resonate within us…vibrating with our unconscious wisdom. Perhaps the truth is not learned by us, but rather, the truth is re-called…re-membered…re-cognized…as that which is already inside us." Peter Solomon, The Lost Symbol
Maccabbee said:
Nevarus said:
Would it be possible to get an offical reason as to the change from Mao to Wu Zetian in recent printings of Sid Meier's Civilization?
Respectfully,
g.
...and would it be possible to get a Wu Zetian player board if we have the old Mao?
Second that!
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I would guess the reason is that this game is using civ5 as kind of a marketing move and at the time of 1st print they didn't know that in civ5 Wu Zetian would be the leader for China unlike in all previous civilizations.
thespirit said:
Is it possible to become the new card?
I am afraid that it will be difficult to turn you into a card. Whether you actually can get a card, I don't know.
Hint: German 'bekommen' = English 'get'. English 'become' = German 'werden'.. ;-)
Fnoffen said:
Maccabbee said:
Nevarus said:
Would it be possible to get an offical reason as to the change from Mao to Wu Zetian in recent printings of Sid Meier's Civilization?
Respectfully,
g.
...and would it be possible to get a Wu Zetian player board if we have the old Mao?
Second that!
That'd be nice, +1!
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Maccabbee said:
Nevarus said:
Would it be possible to get an offical reason as to the change from Mao to Wu Zetian in recent printings of Sid Meier's Civilization?
Respectfully,
g.
...and would it be possible to get a Wu Zetian player board if we have the old Mao?
if you would like to have a wu-zetian player board in french, i can give you mine and you send me your mao one :-)
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Is the starting tile for Mao the same as Wu's? If not, I'd love to get a good high quality scan of the front and back of the tile, as well as the starting character card if it's different as well. Thanks!
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They only changed the leader. The starting tile and other gameplay elements were not changed.
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Ahh. I guess that would make it good for collectors only then. I would still not mind having a good scan of the tile back and the civ card, however. At least then I could make up facimilies and offer it as an option to people playing china. If anyone would be willing to send scans, please let me know and I'll gladly exchange emails.
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I read a post on BGG where someone stated he had a chance to speak with Kevin Wilson at Strategicon, and apparantly the real reason for switching to Wu Zetian is that FFG's Chinese manufacturer said that China is not allowed to depict Chairman Mao in any demeaning form, including him losing the game.
(I don't know how accurate this is though.)
'We shall swim out to that brooding reef in the seadive down through black abysses to Cyclopeanmany-columned Y'ha-nthlei,in that lair of the Deep Ones we shall dwell amidst wonderglory for ever.'
Yeah... I tried asking for the new Wu Zetian parts, but FFG support denied me :(. Oh well.
The fear of blood tends to create fear for the flesh.
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