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==The original and extended original campaign== ''Civilization II: Test of Time'' included an exact replica of the old ''[[Sid Meier's Civilization II]]'' campaign, with only a few minor changes. Cosmetically, however, it looked quite different, with all-new art and animated units. Test of Time also offered the option to undertake the Extended Original campaign, which was identical to the original except that the "pink" slot for a selectable civilization was occupied by aliens on Alpha Centauri. When one built the [[Alpha Centauri]] spaceship, instead of ending the game, it unlocked a secondary tech tree and allowed the player to battle the Centaurians. However, on all versions, the "red" slot for a selectable civilization is always occupied by the barbarians (religious fanatics, barbarians, and guerillas)
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