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Indeed, not useless. Situational though… A city can possibly work 20 land tiles. In cases where the city might only have access to half that (water, mountains, city overlap, boarder culture), and you're able to reach high population via Corporation (the power of the sushi), the...

Here's the pattern I normally use; As with anything Civ-related, it is subject to change according to situation, and that I normally have a war/peace balanced approach… 1) Settle in an early military production city. Doesn't have to be your best prod city, but the one that will be...

Very interesting. ++LearnedToday

I very often re-do tile upgrades, especially in the mid-late game. As biology and Sid's Sushi become available, those farms become less useful to me, and usually find themselves as workshops or watermills. As my specialized research/money commerce cities come online, my early/mid game...

I think that's just scientists/merchants/artists for Caste System. I believe priests need their buildings to make them available.

If by 'mapped' you mean 'my empire has access to this resource', yes. Example: If I have a resource outside any city's fat cross, build a fort on it. You get access to the resource, but can also use it as, well, a fort :) This may be BTS only, I'm unsure...

Relevant, but not %100 applicable... I don't automate workers in the early game. However, once I've enhanced my core cities, I'll set a single worker to "Build Trade Network" (the only automated worker in my empire). Why...? In many of my games, I'd be just outside the cultural reach of a...