Cheat Codes for Age of Civilizations II

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Cheat Codes for Age of Civilizations II

To enter the secret code, first go to the country page and type “hi” in the “Type a Message” box.

addciv [tag of country]: Adds culture in the chosen area.
addplayer: Adds a new player in the country that was chosen.
army: +300 fighters in the army.
money: +450 dollars.
population : Adds people to the province you choose.
civs: shows tags for every country.
diplomacy – +0.7 moving point.
scale + value: Changes the size of the map (1–5) fps: Shows an FPS number war + ID1 + ID2: Starts a war between two civilizations
peace + ID1 + ID2 = make peace between two warring countries
buildport allows you to build a port in a certain region.
buildfort lets you put up a fort in a certain region.
buildtower lets you build a tower in a certain region.
civs shows IDs and tags for each culture.
civ shows the ID and TAG of the chosen civilization (the picked region that is part of a civilization).
province – Gives facts about the chosen state
showids – Shows the IDs of the areas on them. (It’s kind of like showing an army, but the area ID is shown instead.)

Console Instructions

Try putting a value after the ones that don’t work. Also, please don’t use a tool for the first time in a game you’ve been playing for a long time. Take a new angle to look at it.

To enter the games, press F1 and then type hi or hello in the box above where you can write.

“/” stands for “OR,” not “command.” Includes a”/”

info – Gives you details about the game, such as your frame rate (fps) and your image options.
debug – starts debug mode
center: Puts the camera in the middle of the map.
centerciv + ID: The camera is centered on the civ with the given ID. (I haven’t tried this.)
scale + value: Changes the map’s size (numbers range from 1 to 5).
close/bye: shuts down the computer
fps: shows the FPS counter
hello/hello again Hello!
spin—Turns the camera around for a few seconds. help—Shows a few directions.
party/flags: shows every flag on screen; can be stacked; stops if you close the console or type close or bye clear: clears the console.
Drew Durnil, drew durnil, drewdurnil, drew, drew durnil, drew, drew durnil, drew, drew durnil, drew durnil, drew, drew durnil, d “Games->New Game->Options->Spectator Mode” is returned.
civs shows IDs and tags for each culture.
civ shows the ID and TAG of the chosen civilization (the picked region that is part of a civilization).
province – Gives details about the chosen province
showids – Shows the IDs of the areas on them. (It’s kind of like showing an army, but the area ID is shown instead.)
showarmy: I don’t know, and I can’t tell what it does even after trying it.
addplayer: Adds a new player to the chosen area (I haven’t tried this).
addciv + name? – I can’t figure out how this works, so if anyone wants to try, I’ll leave the code in a different area. I’ve been able to figure out that you can add a culture to a certain region.
technology + value: gives the selected civilisation more technology; 1000 means give them 1.0; population: boosts the selected civilization’s population by 750; armyset/setarmy + value: alters the army in the selected province to the specified quantity; take notice that the army is CHANGED, not increased;
I haven’t tried it, but I bet it would make a vassal not want freedom.
id: Gives the ID of the culture and the province chosen
war + ID1 + ID2 = start a war between two civilizations
Sign a peace treaty between two civilizations at conflict using peace + ID1 + ID2.
buildport – build a port in a chosen province
buildfort allows you to build a fort in a certain region.
buildtower: Builds a tower in a chosen province economy: Gives the chosen province 600 gold
army: Gives the chosen province 300 soldiers
cash – adds 450 Moving money earns you movement points.
diplomacy – gives diplomacy points
reloadprovince + ID: Reloads a province (I think this is more for testing)