中文名称: 纪元1701之沉睡之龙
英文名称: Anno 1701 The Sunken Dragon
游戏类型: SIM 模拟经营类游戏
资源格式: 光盘镜像
版本: 原版+资料片中文版
发行时间: 2008年03月30日
制作发行: Related Designs
Sunflowers/Ubisoft
地区: 大陆
语言: 简体中文
简介:
游戏名称：纪元1701之沉睡之龙
英文名称：Anno 1701 The Sunken Dragon
游戏制作：Related Designs
游戏发行：Sunflowers/Ubisoft
游戏语种：中文
游戏类型：Simulation
官方网站：http://www.anno1701.com/
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游戏安装指南及版本说明：
*该版本为左贤王二合一完美中文版
*汉化内容基于左贤王纪元1701的1.0完美汉化包制作，让我们感谢他们的高质量汉化
*该版本将原版+资料片整合后重新制作，均已经是最新版本，安装完成可即可玩原版+资料片的内容
*安装完成后纪元1701原版可以直接运行桌面上的快捷方式进入游戏
*资料片沉睡之龙则需要使用游戏目录里附带的最小镜像挂载进入游戏
*注意：使用桌面上的初始快捷方式进入游戏时，可能会提示“播放背景音乐出错”，但是这并不影响您进行游戏，如果您觉得这个提示很烦的话，您可以删除当前快捷方式，自行建立一个新的快捷方式，即可解决该问题，建立快捷方式的路径为：“你的游戏安装目录\HunKing\纪元1701 左贤王中文版.exe该提示就不会再出现“。。
说简单点:你直接进游戏目录点exe进入游戏即不会报错or自己进游戏目录新建一个快捷方式进入游戏也不会有任何错误提示
最低系统需求
操作系统： Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP
CPU： 2,2 GHz Intel Pentium 4® 或相当
内存：512 MB RAM
显卡： 64 MB with 1.1 pixel shader
硬盘空间： 3,5 GB
DVD-ROM:： 4x
声卡： DirectX® 9.0c-compatible
DirectX： Version 9.0c
网络： TCP/IP
Internet： ISDN
控制： 键盘 &鼠标
DirectX® 9.0c 并更新显卡及声卡驱动至最新。
推荐系统配置
CPU：3 GHz Intel Pentium 4® 或相当
内存： 1 GB
显卡：256 MB with 2.0 pixel shader
Internet: ：Broadband
《大航海：纪元1701》不支持在Windows 95/98/ME或者NT系统中运行。
·《大航海：纪元1701》简介：
“战争，贸易和外交”既是席德·梅尔《文明》的核心，也是Sunflower《大航海：纪元1701》的重心。作为Sunflower公司最成功游戏系列的续作，《大航海：纪元1701》的故事背景定位在16-17世纪“地理大发现”时期。在游戏中，玩家需要扮演一名船长在航海旅途中探索发现全新的大陆和外国文化，通过开发各种科技、进行国际间贸易和外交来建造属于自己的海洋帝国。精美的图像效果，高自由度的发展路线，完备的技能、外交和贸易系统，使《大航海：纪元1701》成为又一款航海建设模拟大作。
·《大航海：纪元1701》游戏特色：
1，高度的交互系统——在游戏中，玩家可以最大限度地与游戏环境进行交互。比如镇中心村民的欢呼（或者抗议）以及与外国使团进行外交谈判。
2，精美的图像效果——逼真的角色设定、令人难以置信的图像效果将为大家呈现17世纪欧洲地区人们的生活。而且，真实生活中的各种灾害也将出现在游戏中。其中包括地震、火山爆发、飓风等等。
3，丰富的支线任务——超过100个以上的支线任务被动态加入游戏之中。
4，丰厚的任务回报——一旦玩家在游戏中完成某个任务，将得到相应的回报。
5，简单明了的用户界面——独特的信息模式以及简单明了的用户界面，将使所有玩家都能在短时间内掌握这款游戏。
6，精彩的多人游戏——多人游戏模式支持最多4人通过LAN或者Internet进行游戏。其中包括“合作”模式。
7，自由定制的取胜条件——玩家可以按照自己的想法设置单人或多人游戏的取胜条件。
8，内容完备的外交系统——完备的外交模式，允许玩家通过各种方式来建立和其他国家之间的关系。
育碧(Ubisoft)公司上周末正式对外发表了《大航海：纪元1701-沉睡之龙(Anno 1701 the Sunken Dragon)》，并同步公布了游戏的最新一批图文资料。发行商启动的官方网站宣称，这款海洋模拟建设新作将于2007年10月25日正式上市
在这款最新资料片中，玩家将玩到11个全新游戏任务，并借助世界编辑器创造全新的游戏内容。此外，四个全新角色将加入游戏中成为你创建全新海洋帝国的朋友，或是敌人。游戏战役情节将包含 7 个任务，游戏流程时间为 20-30 小时。故事设定在远东地区。全新的任务、全新的建筑物以及全新的自然现象将出现在游戏中。游戏还将拥有长度超过 30 分钟的全新背景音乐。另外，游戏中还将加入全新的世界编辑器。
Overview
Anno 1701, like the other two Anno games, is a game based mainly on the economics of the settlement created by the player. The more skilled a player is at maintaining a balanced economy the more successful their settlement will be.
[edit] Gameplay
As with other Anno games, the player starts as an unarmed country which has to colonize and expand in the game world. While the player expands, other computer controlled rivals are expanding and strengthening. As the player progresses through the game, players have access to lodge activities and troops which allow them to invade and ultimately to defeat other players.
[edit] Lodge Activities
Lodge activities are accessed at the beginning of the game, although only the spy is available for use. All the other lodge activities are researched throughout the game at either a school or a university.
[edit] Foreign Cultures
There are four different foreign cultures with which the player can trade. Once the player has fraternized with one of the cultures the player can buy colonial goods, which are one of the Aristocrat's needs.
Asians
Liang Wu and his Asians are found on small islands in the north of the island world. They trade the colonial good Jade.
Aztecs
Poxacoatl and his Aztecs live on medium islands in the southern zone, are few in number and still believe in the infinite power of the gods. They trade the colonial goods Talismans.
Indians
Amin Sahir and his Indians have a small settlement on one of the small islands in the southern end of the island world. Their Indian Ivory is a desirable colonial good.
Iroquois
Tetonka and his Iroquois are situated in a dense forest on one of the smaller islands in the northern zone of the island world. The Iroquois trade furs.
Pirates
Ramirez and his Pirates take refuge in expertly concealed hideouts, and due to their aggressive nature they take rich rewards from raids, therefore they can offer you all colonial goods.
[edit] Expansion
[edit] The Sunken Dragon
[show]Anno 1701: The Sunken Dragon
Developer(s) Related Designs
Publisher(s) Sunflowers
Platform(s) PC
Release date(s) October 25, 2007 - Germany
TBA 2008 - UK
Genre(s) Real-time strategy, City-Building Game
Mode(s) Single player, Multiplayer
Media DVD
Input methods Keyboard & mouse
On March 23, 2007, Sunflowers announced an add-on called "Anno 1701: The Sunken Dragon". It will also include new features, new missions and a map editor.
It will also contain some new player profiles. Profiles confirmed are:
Horatio
Grace Bonnet
Diego del Torro
Finn Hallqvist
Next to this some new ornamentals will be available:
A Voliere/ Birdhouse
A Birdbath
A Fence, covered with roses
The add-on will have an Asiatic look, as well as a campaign with 11 missions centered around the new player profiles. A teaser-website is online . [1]
1701 A.D. Gold Edition Review
This bigger, better take on 1701 A.D. is most noteworthy for including the Sunken Dragon expansion.
The GoodSunken Dragon expansion adds a colorful new campaign and storyline Additional buildings and items available to dress up your settlements World editor lets you design custom maps and swap them with other players. The BadA little overpriced if you're looking for just the Sunken Dragon content Natural disasters are even more apocalyptic than before Apparent bug with some visual settings.
Finally making its way to North American shores is 1701 A.D. Gold Edition, a repackaging of the original city builder from 2006 and its Sunken Dragon expansion pack, which was originally released in Europe at the end of last year. This add-on was worth the wait, though, given that the new campaign adds swashbuckling fantasy to the nuts-and-bolts Caribbean economics of the game's previous incarnation. A lively story and characters, along with wide-ranging (if not exactly earth-shattering) mission goals, pack real personality into this revamp and make it a colorful trip back to the age of exploration.
Building a settlement takes on new urgency in the Sunken Dragon campaign, thanks to the structured missions and atmospheric objectives.
Just don't expect a reinvention of the wheel. The original game came with only a sandbox mode of play and one-off missions, so adding a campaign with a scripted story about searching for an ancient artifact called the Eye of the Dragon lends a sense of purpose to all of your city-building endeavors in the Caribbean. Nevertheless, the actual game design isn't all that different from the non-golden 1701 A.D. The basics stick pretty closely to the standard city-building formula. Gameplay revolves around the management of island colonies and the goal of leading them to prosperity. The twin bottom lines are the financial balance sheet and colonist happiness, which are satisfied by erecting houses, churches, sheep farms, schools, and the like, as well as establishing trade routes and diplomatic relations with neighbors. Economics are pretty simple to follow. You identify an island resource such as ore or gold, or set up a structure such as a cattle farm or a tobacco plantation to create a resource, and then construct the businesses that turn these raw materials into usable goods for your citizens. If you do everything just right--and remember to link all of your buildings together with the roads needed to transport goods from one location to another--you'll end up having happy citizens who love their lives in a tropical paradise. Run short on a few key items such as clothing and food, however, and you'll wind up with disgruntled thugs.
So it's just like real life. But the Sunken Dragon campaign doesn't feel all that fresh when you get beyond the Indiana Jones-in-pantaloons hunt for a MacGuffin. Mission goals are pretty been-there, done-that. Old chestnuts such as reaching a set population total, hitting economic benchmarks, and setting up a trade route are all present and accounted for, and at times the gameplay feels a little too paint-by-numbers. But with that said, it's hard to imagine how you could jazz up a city builder like this with wildly out-there objectives, considering that most of the concerns addressed here are the same ones that had to be addressed by colonists in the real 18th-century Caribbean. And at least the campaign really mixes up goals so you don't feel like you're on a treadmill, and it ladles out fantastical derring-do to give the bean-counting colony-management stuff a whiff of high adventure.
Aside from the new campaign, the other additions are fairly modest. Four new computer-player profiles seen in the campaign are also available for use in sandbox games. A handful of new buildings and other items have been tossed in for the beautification of settlements, although they don't result in changes to gameplay. These accoutrements don't even alter the look of the game all that much, unless you're a flower fan really into the new, arching rosebushes, or a bird watcher grooving on attracting parrots and doves to the new aviaries. A meteor strike has been added to the hurricanes, volcanic eruptions, and other natural disasters waiting to happen. It looks great and is suitably apocalyptic in scope, but it's so destructive that it pretty much ends your game immediately. As cool as this death-from-above disaster looks when it hits, it's not exactly welcome considering that the original game already had plenty of full-scale cataclysms that tore settlements to shreds. Having to take on yet another instant doomsday is unnecessarily frustrating. Finally, the expansion includes a new editor that lets you custom-craft maps and swap them for play online and off. It's very easy to use, and there is enough of a hardcore 1701 A.D. crowd out there (albeit mostly in Germany, from the looks of things online, so you might need to spreche das Deutsch to really get into it) that this might cause a mod community to grow around the game.
The new world editor lets you create your own Caribbean paradise.
A lot of 1701's charm is due to the attractive visuals. Caribbean islands seem like veritable slices of heaven, with lush green fields, bright sandy beaches, and rolling blue water. It even looks great when you pull the camera so far back that you're looking down on your island kingdom through clouds. Only one technical glitch messed things up. Activating certain graphics options caused a great deal of instability on our test machine, resulting in visual corruption and extreme cursor lag that made the game unplayable. Thankfully, leaving these options turned off doesn't noticeably change the quality of the visuals, and also comes with the side benefit of considerably speeding up map scrolling. The audio isn't as evocative of the tropics; everything except the perfectly cheesy voice samples seems somewhat muted. A more pounding surf would have been much appreciated.
The main drawback of 1701 A.D. Gold Edition is that buyers of the original game are stuck having to repurchase it to get the Sunken Dragon content. Nevertheless, if you liked the original game, you should enjoy the new story-driven campaign.
游戏特别说明
引用
纪元1701之沉睡之龙二合一中文版（标题不让改就这里注明是二合一中文版）
包含全部动画，原版+资料片+完美汉化，并且安装极为方便。
好游戏，但是VeryCD上版本太多，让人无法选择！
随便搜索看了一下：
《纪元1701》(Anno 1701)硬盘版
《纪元1701》(Anno 1701)破解版/Clone版[ISO]
《纪元1701》(Anno 1701)繁体中文克隆版
《纪元1701繁体中文破解版》(Anno1701)破解版[ISO]
《纪元1701之沉睡之龙》(Anno 1701 The Sunken Dragon)CLONE版 (需原版镜像！）
上面只是精华贴的已经看着累，新接触游戏的肯定迷茫了。。。
还有一个非精华但是不错的版本是
《纪元1701》(Anno 1701)猪猪乐园完美繁体中文破解版[ISO]
1701原本的版本太多不易选择，下错版本不能升级资料片！！原本2G+资料片4G=6G
而资料片又只有一个版本还不是中文的！！！
综上所述：此游戏版本繁多难以选择，游戏安装镜像体积庞大，安装时候偶尔报错，
然后根据国情不少人还需要找汉化补丁，玩个游戏大概要搜索下载半天才行！
So为了让广大玩家解脱出来更好体验游戏而放出此版本共享！绝对适合珍藏刻碟的版本！
喜欢的支持一下吧。
最后配置不够玩此游戏的朋友，推荐试试我发布的
纪元1503，是1701的前一代，看介绍选择下载与否
《美丽新世界 Anno1503》(Anno 1503 - The New World)
http://www.VeryCD.com/topics/182594/
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游戏截图欣赏-----------游戏实际画面
绝非其他贴中的概念图CG之类，没参考价值！看了半天也不知道游戏怎么样！
这里让你真正看到游戏画面！
anno1701资料片：沉睡之龙介绍－中国元素！！
这幅比较清楚的多了，三桅帆船上的标志可以确定就是中国龙～船首的龙头像相当的霸气
城镇建设图
中国------有才吧
造型一：（火箭造型）.
造型二：（对称造型）.
造型三：（豪华型）.
