True, but IME a capital with only 1 food resource is rare and flatlands tend to be food. Looking at the map it doesn't strike me as a 1 food resource type of start. You'll usually have a few luxury resources in those cases (silk/spice) IME -- at least in the temperate zone.--Remember that the guaranteed food tile is there already.¨
Sure, but the leevee doesn't disappear -- it will be made in a different city instead. Same argument as you used for the food resource except the food resource is of great help right away unlike the leevee option.--It'll be used for 50~100 turns
Yes, but there's still a better chance in place. We could have gold on the plains hill 2s for instance.--There's also a possibility of other resources to east.
Self-explanatory -- although one might rate the effects differently. You will be one turn behind in the early phase, it can be huge.--Why one turn is that important?
Yes, this is not a big thing.--1F2H for one turn
Sure, but we have many good tiles in place as well and I expect more than 1 resource.--In non-isolated start, the capital can grow very fast and will start to benefit from the extra river commerce very soon.
Not sure what this is referring to.--Agree on this.
Varies.Before factory and plant, the movement of palace takes long time and the investment is not trivial.
- a farm takes 1 turn more than a pasture
- our worker will reach the cow 1 turn sooner than the wheat
- the cow is the better tile
Carthage?
The extra 20% is not worth it.I think AH before agriculture is best. Going agriculture first will give us some bonuses, but it should still lose to AH because:
- a farm takes 1 turn more than a pasture
- our worker will reach the cow 1 turn sooner than the wheat
- the cow is the better tile
Did you plan to rush on Deity if you have horses in BFC? Is it possible?
Offtopic:
ZOMG 7 years on CFC forums!
I take it back, it doesn't have to be his capital. He founded a religion so it could very well be his second city despite having the 2nd ring already. I'd still assume it's the capital due to the gold, river and hills -- but can't know for sure.Overview. The Aztec capital is 1s+1se of the gold IIRC.