When you 'Prove the Earth is round", do you receive any in game benefit?












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A message "You have proven that the earth is round" up when you are the first to travel around the whole world.



Is this just for fun, or does it give any benefits?






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    A message "You have proven that the earth is round" up when you are the first to travel around the whole world.



    Is this just for fun, or does it give any benefits?






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      A message "You have proven that the earth is round" up when you are the first to travel around the whole world.



      Is this just for fun, or does it give any benefits?






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      A message "You have proven that the earth is round" up when you are the first to travel around the whole world.



      Is this just for fun, or does it give any benefits?






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          This message shows up once you have discovered (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally. This way you 'connect' the two sides of the world and 'prove' the earth is round.



          Once you have received this message, you will be able to scroll around the world. Also, your minimap might change a bit to correctly display your new world orientation. It doesn't change anything else though.






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            Other players also receive a message that someone has done it, whether or not that means anything to you. It can let you make presumptions about their tech at least
            – n_palum
            yesterday






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            You need to discover (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally - you can have a unit in the north and another in the south, or any other combination, and it still works.
            – Cadence
            yesterday






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            @Cadence You could write your own answer to include that fact.
            – Broman
            yesterday






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            @Broman, I think it was more of an edit than an answer,
            – Bassie-c
            yesterday






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            @Rogem In Civ IV there was a +1 movement to naval for circumnavigating. There is no bonus in Civ 5 however.
            – Bilkokuya
            yesterday





















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          It does not give any in-game effects per se, other than that you know how wide the world is. But it does give your opponents a small hint of your progress. On some maps it can be a very good sign that you have discovered astronomy. In some situations it can even be a 100% proof of this.






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          • full scroll of map = in-game effect.
            – treyBake
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          • @treyBake Thanks. Fixed.
            – Broman
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          This message shows up once you have discovered (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally. This way you 'connect' the two sides of the world and 'prove' the earth is round.



          Once you have received this message, you will be able to scroll around the world. Also, your minimap might change a bit to correctly display your new world orientation. It doesn't change anything else though.






          share|improve this answer



















          • 4




            Other players also receive a message that someone has done it, whether or not that means anything to you. It can let you make presumptions about their tech at least
            – n_palum
            yesterday






          • 5




            You need to discover (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally - you can have a unit in the north and another in the south, or any other combination, and it still works.
            – Cadence
            yesterday






          • 1




            @Cadence You could write your own answer to include that fact.
            – Broman
            yesterday






          • 1




            @Broman, I think it was more of an edit than an answer,
            – Bassie-c
            yesterday






          • 8




            @Rogem In Civ IV there was a +1 movement to naval for circumnavigating. There is no bonus in Civ 5 however.
            – Bilkokuya
            yesterday


















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          This message shows up once you have discovered (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally. This way you 'connect' the two sides of the world and 'prove' the earth is round.



          Once you have received this message, you will be able to scroll around the world. Also, your minimap might change a bit to correctly display your new world orientation. It doesn't change anything else though.






          share|improve this answer



















          • 4




            Other players also receive a message that someone has done it, whether or not that means anything to you. It can let you make presumptions about their tech at least
            – n_palum
            yesterday






          • 5




            You need to discover (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally - you can have a unit in the north and another in the south, or any other combination, and it still works.
            – Cadence
            yesterday






          • 1




            @Cadence You could write your own answer to include that fact.
            – Broman
            yesterday






          • 1




            @Broman, I think it was more of an edit than an answer,
            – Bassie-c
            yesterday






          • 8




            @Rogem In Civ IV there was a +1 movement to naval for circumnavigating. There is no bonus in Civ 5 however.
            – Bilkokuya
            yesterday
















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          This message shows up once you have discovered (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally. This way you 'connect' the two sides of the world and 'prove' the earth is round.



          Once you have received this message, you will be able to scroll around the world. Also, your minimap might change a bit to correctly display your new world orientation. It doesn't change anything else though.






          share|improve this answer














          This message shows up once you have discovered (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally. This way you 'connect' the two sides of the world and 'prove' the earth is round.



          Once you have received this message, you will be able to scroll around the world. Also, your minimap might change a bit to correctly display your new world orientation. It doesn't change anything else though.







          share|improve this answer














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          • 4




            Other players also receive a message that someone has done it, whether or not that means anything to you. It can let you make presumptions about their tech at least
            – n_palum
            yesterday






          • 5




            You need to discover (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally - you can have a unit in the north and another in the south, or any other combination, and it still works.
            – Cadence
            yesterday






          • 1




            @Cadence You could write your own answer to include that fact.
            – Broman
            yesterday






          • 1




            @Broman, I think it was more of an edit than an answer,
            – Bassie-c
            yesterday






          • 8




            @Rogem In Civ IV there was a +1 movement to naval for circumnavigating. There is no bonus in Civ 5 however.
            – Bilkokuya
            yesterday
















          • 4




            Other players also receive a message that someone has done it, whether or not that means anything to you. It can let you make presumptions about their tech at least
            – n_palum
            yesterday






          • 5




            You need to discover (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally - you can have a unit in the north and another in the south, or any other combination, and it still works.
            – Cadence
            yesterday






          • 1




            @Cadence You could write your own answer to include that fact.
            – Broman
            yesterday






          • 1




            @Broman, I think it was more of an edit than an answer,
            – Bassie-c
            yesterday






          • 8




            @Rogem In Civ IV there was a +1 movement to naval for circumnavigating. There is no bonus in Civ 5 however.
            – Bilkokuya
            yesterday










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          Other players also receive a message that someone has done it, whether or not that means anything to you. It can let you make presumptions about their tech at least
          – n_palum
          yesterday




          Other players also receive a message that someone has done it, whether or not that means anything to you. It can let you make presumptions about their tech at least
          – n_palum
          yesterday




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          You need to discover (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally - you can have a unit in the north and another in the south, or any other combination, and it still works.
          – Cadence
          yesterday




          You need to discover (at least) one tile in each vertical column of the map. They don't have to connect horizontally - you can have a unit in the north and another in the south, or any other combination, and it still works.
          – Cadence
          yesterday




          1




          1




          @Cadence You could write your own answer to include that fact.
          – Broman
          yesterday




          @Cadence You could write your own answer to include that fact.
          – Broman
          yesterday




          1




          1




          @Broman, I think it was more of an edit than an answer,
          – Bassie-c
          yesterday




          @Broman, I think it was more of an edit than an answer,
          – Bassie-c
          yesterday




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          @Rogem In Civ IV there was a +1 movement to naval for circumnavigating. There is no bonus in Civ 5 however.
          – Bilkokuya
          yesterday






          @Rogem In Civ IV there was a +1 movement to naval for circumnavigating. There is no bonus in Civ 5 however.
          – Bilkokuya
          yesterday















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          Someone wrote this in a comment that is now deleted.



          It does not give any in-game effects per se, other than that you know how wide the world is. But it does give your opponents a small hint of your progress. On some maps it can be a very good sign that you have discovered astronomy. In some situations it can even be a 100% proof of this.






          share|improve this answer























          • full scroll of map = in-game effect.
            – treyBake
            9 hours ago










          • @treyBake Thanks. Fixed.
            – Broman
            7 hours ago
















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          Someone wrote this in a comment that is now deleted.



          It does not give any in-game effects per se, other than that you know how wide the world is. But it does give your opponents a small hint of your progress. On some maps it can be a very good sign that you have discovered astronomy. In some situations it can even be a 100% proof of this.






          share|improve this answer























          • full scroll of map = in-game effect.
            – treyBake
            9 hours ago










          • @treyBake Thanks. Fixed.
            – Broman
            7 hours ago














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          Someone wrote this in a comment that is now deleted.



          It does not give any in-game effects per se, other than that you know how wide the world is. But it does give your opponents a small hint of your progress. On some maps it can be a very good sign that you have discovered astronomy. In some situations it can even be a 100% proof of this.






          share|improve this answer














          Someone wrote this in a comment that is now deleted.



          It does not give any in-game effects per se, other than that you know how wide the world is. But it does give your opponents a small hint of your progress. On some maps it can be a very good sign that you have discovered astronomy. In some situations it can even be a 100% proof of this.







          share|improve this answer














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          • full scroll of map = in-game effect.
            – treyBake
            9 hours ago










          • @treyBake Thanks. Fixed.
            – Broman
            7 hours ago


















          • full scroll of map = in-game effect.
            – treyBake
            9 hours ago










          • @treyBake Thanks. Fixed.
            – Broman
            7 hours ago
















          full scroll of map = in-game effect.
          – treyBake
          9 hours ago




          full scroll of map = in-game effect.
          – treyBake
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          @treyBake Thanks. Fixed.
          – Broman
          7 hours ago




          @treyBake Thanks. Fixed.
          – Broman
          7 hours ago


















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