I don't have much in terms of intermediate saves, because OCC plays a lot faster than standard games.
However, regarding the city development :
Keep in mind my city growth was eased a lot by 2 lucky Great Merchants.
Those provide +2 food and the only merchant gpp I got came from the ToA.
As for the early game, as far as I recall, it went like this :
Grow on Warrior while researching Fishing (clams > rice).
Switch to Workboat when Fishing is done, grow to size 2 and work 5H/turn.
Complete Workboat, complete Warrior with 2 overflow from Workboat and working max food.
Start Worker to partial quarry, farm the rice, complete quarry, road quarry.
Once Fishing is in, Priesthood becomes the tech target.
Research goes Mysticism (Mining is unnecessary), Masonry, Polytheism, Priesthood, Writing.
Writing will unlock the relevant techs for the Oracle.
When the Worker is out, Paris aims to grow as large as possible before Priesthood is researched.
It can invest hammers on wonders in the meantime but should not emphasize hammers.
Paris works clams + rice at size 2, then clams, rice and lake at size 3, then some amount of coast at size 4+ to speed up Writing.
Placeholders are the Pyramids before Polytheism is known and then the ToA.
The ToA is crucial to a wonderful OCC since it provides 5gpp/turn, as opposed to 2 for regular wonders. It is, thus, a higher priority than the Pyramids.
Once Priesthood is done, one can switch to The Oracle and time it with Writing, emphasizing commerce as needed or inserting the ToA in the city queue for a turn or two.
Oracle --> Aesthetics unlocks The Parthenon and Litterature.
Tech path can now go Hunting, Litterature.
It's too early, at this point, to focus on the city's infrastructure : the last early wonders should be completed first (or so I think).
So one should complete the ToA and then the Pyramids.
Once these two are done, the player is safe, having a monopoly on Aesthetics.
Build orders can now go : Library, Great Library, National Epic, Granary, Lighthouse, Parthenon.
At least, this is what I've done.
When Litterature is known, Paris is about size 7 and at happy cap. Adding the Granary then is of low priority with nothing much to whip and no growth potential.
After the first revolts (civics, religion), one gets some extra happiness and this is the point where the Granary starts mattering again.
Building the infrastructure before the Parthenon is, therefore, due to timing reasons, as well as to the least importance of the wonder.
Timings :
I should state that I got a very early Alphabet trade, around 1300 BC, iirc. 1000 BC is a lot more common and it might happen that Alpha isn't available before 600 BC.
This makes a huge difference since Alphabet unlocks :
- Monotheism for a religious + civic switch with production bonuses (I could revolt into Rep + OR right after the Pyramids were complete) ;
- Bronze Working, which makes the 2nd worker very much relevant for extra chops and faster land improvement (I delayed the 2nd worker until after the Parthenon and may have been better served to get it right after the National Epic).
So, there, depending on when Alpha comes in, one has to adapt his build orders.
To me, Alphabet screams 2nd worker but this is somewhat dependent on the wonders being built at that time.
Regarding Philosophy : didn't bulb it.
I went for CoL, Civil Service after Litterature, then pondered Paper vs Philosophy.
I went for Paper in the hope to trade for Philo but, eventually, I researched it myself after Paper (Angkor Wat matters).
Then went Education, Printing Press, part-Lib, Gunpowder, Guilds, Banking, Economics, Replaceable Parts, Rifling. Other techs I got from trades.
Maybe I self-teched Drama, because I wanted the Globe Theatre but I can't remember if and when. Or maybe I got it from Pacal.
At least it would save a couple of turns.
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