世界巡回赛是一种机制/挑战，它通过生产和存储加成大幅加快玩家的进度。本指南将介绍如何开始并完成世界巡回赛。 1. 简介 如果你在《文明放置》的游戏内聊天中待过一段时间，可能会听到“世界巡回赛”的说法，或者类似“Pompi”“Pompidou”这样的称呼。 你可能会立即产生疑问：世界巡回赛到底是什么？这是你需要关注的内容吗？这只是资深玩家为了让游戏更有趣而进行的消遣吗？ 本指南将回答这些问题，并帮助你判断是否适合参与世界巡回赛。 2. 什么是世界巡回赛？世界巡回赛是《文明放置》中一个出色的机制，它能为你所有建筑提供生产和存储加成，只要你满足一小部分条件，该加成就能永久保持，并在每次游戏开局时生效。每位玩家的世界巡回赛之旅都从蓬皮杜中心奇观开始。 截至2025年12月19日，如果你将蓬皮杜中心升至满级，所有建筑的生产将获得17倍加成，存储将获得34倍加成。 简单对比一下，占领贸易地块获得的生产加成是5倍（针对特定建筑），而伟人的每个永久等级能为其对应建筑提供1倍加成。维护世界巡回赛的好处是巨大的，对于任何中后期游戏玩家来说都可以说是必不可少的。 3. 这是什么样的？ 以下是蓬皮杜中心奇观达到满级时的一些截图，以及其在后期伐木营地中带来的收益示例。

4. 蓬皮杜中心 蓬皮杜中心是信息时代早期的奇观（通过研究软件解锁），仅能在使用法国文明时建造。法国是付费文明，后续世界巡回目的地中有半数文明也是付费的，因此拥有支持者包DLC会使完成世界巡回更加容易。 不过，如果你是纯免费玩家，不必担心。每周会有一个付费文明免费开放，并且每周三到周四格林尼治标准时间午夜会轮换付费文明列表。 5. 世界巡回的条件是什么？ 开始世界巡回后，你将获得一个明确的目标：进入信息时代，并且在每个文明之后获得1倍的全球生产加成和2倍的全球存储加成。你完成的每个文明都会让下一轮游戏的进程更快、更容易。 但有一个重要的注意事项需要牢记。 一旦开始世界巡回，你必须满足以下两个条件： 1. 每次轮回都必须重生到不同的文明。 2. 每次轮回都必须达到信息时代。 如果不遵守这两条规则，你的蓬皮杜中心将会重置，你将不得不从头开始。因此，重生时务必谨慎。重生界面会有警告信息，但它不会阻止你点击重生按钮。

This also isn’t a significant hindrance. Once you have made good headway in your World Tour, you are likely hoping to reach the Information Age in every run anyway. The different-civilization requirement, also, is not strict. You can switch back and forth between the same two civilizations if you happen to have a favourite civilization, and there are some civilizations that make it incredibly easy to reach the Information Age. You just can’t rebirth to the same civilization you just played. 6. Should I Start My World Tour? If you have never reached Information Age, beginning your World Tour can seem daunting. You have likely encountered a few “walls” through your time with CivIdle, namely the Renaissance wall, “condo wall” (reaching Cold War), reaching Information Age, and then reaching Future. Many players begin their World Tours after they reach 400 EGPL, or Effective Great People Level. Others wait longer. Some even start earlier if they’re okay with being very patient the first few runs. This ultimately comes down to what your playstyle is. Are you an active player who likes to rebirth every day or two, or are you the sort to stay in a run for a week? Use this calculator[spectralshift.github.io] when you reach the peak of your science production. How long would it take you to reach the Information Age? Remember, to keep your Centre Pompidou alive, you only need to reach this era; you do not need to research a specific technology or reach Future. The second you select your Great People from researching the first technology in the Information Age, you are eligible to rebirth and move on. If pursuing your World Tour would only extend your usual run time by a day or so, it could be worth considering. Every civilization you complete speeds up the next run, and the effect of this is more pronounced the earlier you begin. If you tend to reach x5 to x10 for your production modifiers right now, Centre Pompidou will vastly accelerate your progress. The initial grind is outweighed by the benefits very quickly. 7. Frequently Asked Questions 1. Do I have to build Centre Pompidou every run? A: No. You only need to build it the first time while playing France. After that, Centre Pompidou will spawn in a random location on every map—just like natural wonders. 2. Can I build two Centre Pompidous? A: No. If you rebirth to France in the future, the Centre Pompidou that spawns at the beginning replaces the one you would ordinarily build after researching Software. 3. Do I need to research Software? A: Only to first unlock Centre Pompidou and then build it. After that, in all future runs, you only need to reach Information Age. Nanotechnology, Software, World Wide Web, and Financial Leverage are all eligible for honouring the conditions of the World Tour. 4. Can I repeat the same civilizations to increase the production bonus? A: No. Centre Pompidou operates much like a checklist. Once a civilization has been completed, it can no longer provide another bonus. Only unique completions count. 5. Can I move where Centre Pompidou spawns? A: No, you can’t. 6. I accidentally rebirthed to the same civilization! Is there an undo? A: CivIdle does keep some backup saves. If you’re quick, you may be able to reload from an earlier save, pre-rebirth. There is a pinned forum thread with instructions for this: https://steamcommunity.com/app/2181940/discussions/0/7260435610010445264/ 7. Is there a specific order that would be best to follow? A: You can go in any order you want, but if you’re starting at a lower EGPL, it would be prudent to start with the civilizations that are fastest to complete. When you begin your World Tour, you start with France completed. Rebirthing into Japan from there can be a quick way to double your bonus; Japan has a wonder called the Itsukushima Shrine that gives you a lump sum of science every time you research all the technologies of an era, enough for you to research the cheapest technology of the next era. England is an excellent choice after that. This civilization gets the British Museum wonder, which you can build and then convert into any other civilization-unique wonder you want. You could convert it into Japan’s Itsukushima Shrine, or if you’re worried about producing enough science to reach the Information Age in a timely manner, you could convert it into Germany’s Cologne Cathedral. The Cologne Cathedral grants you a one-time science bonus of the most expensive technology in your current era. It is also upgradable using faith, caravels, and knights. Each level for Cologne Cathedral grants a x1 production bonus to science-producing buildings (excepting clone labs). From there, Germany is the natural next choice due to the Cologne Cathedral wonder mentioned above, and then Brazil and India for their individual unique wonders (Cathedral of Brasilia and Itaipu Dam for Brazil; Ganges River and Red Fort for India). The differences are much slimmer between the remaining civilizations, so go through them as you wish. For those returning to CivIdle after a pause, Rome no longer has a consumption malus associated with the Alps, so the go-to recommendation to keep that civilization for last is no longer applicable.