I've frequently used the legendary setting and so am used to having a lot of nearby copies of one luxury, but this is the first game I've ever had where no copies of the primary luxury were within range of the settler. Instead the capital has two different luxary tiles that it will work; neither is the primary luxury.
See screen shot. I settled in place in 4000 BC after moving the warrior showed nothing much better.
See screen shot which shows the Cotton is my primary luxury and my obvious second city will work a lot of it by more capital will never work it.
(My capital will instead work Citrus and Gems.) Sorry, my phone decided to switch to landscape mode taking the picture ...
Pantheon chosen (actually already have due to Religious City just off screen : Desert Faith)
Second city will be on a river Cotton.
Third or Fourth city will be in the northern part of the landmass to my E
I need to explore the territory with of the city state to see if there's anything worthwhile.
edit: Image ended sideways; it should be rotated 90% clockwise. In addition, the image is better on my desktop; either the process of uploading it here scaled down the image or the viewer zoomed way out.
See screen shot. I settled in place in 4000 BC after moving the warrior showed nothing much better.
See screen shot which shows the Cotton is my primary luxury and my obvious second city will work a lot of it by more capital will never work it.
(My capital will instead work Citrus and Gems.) Sorry, my phone decided to switch to landscape mode taking the picture ...
Pantheon chosen (actually already have due to Religious City just off screen : Desert Faith)
Second city will be on a river Cotton.
Third or Fourth city will be in the northern part of the landmass to my E
I need to explore the territory with of the city state to see if there's anything worthwhile.
edit: Image ended sideways; it should be rotated 90% clockwise. In addition, the image is better on my desktop; either the process of uploading it here scaled down the image or the viewer zoomed way out.