250 (0): Whoa--whatever luxury routes we re-established are now re-broken, and most of our cities are unhappy. I have to put the lux rate up to 30%, 155 gpt.
We know all the surviving civs on earth, so there won't be any more contact reports.
Four workers between Canberra and Toowoomba are burning a jungle that doesn't belong to either town.
I cancel that job and leave the cities with a nature reserve.
We sell Chivalry to Argentina for 29 gpt and 46 gold.
Wagga Wagga barracks (rushed) --> temple, Alice Springs settler --> settler.
Two jungle burns complete at Cairns, one revealing BG.
260 (1): We cut down two depleted Indonesian spearmen trying to retreat away from our beachhead (2-0).
We move a large stack forward on the Indonesian home island.
Canberra barracks --> galley. I hope to set up a six-turn, size 9 --> 11, unit + settler cycle here.
Adelaide worker --> worker, Perth aqueduct --> galley.
270 (2): Our SoD moves nearer to the Indonesian capital of Jakarta, but it'll have to move next turn too to avoid a cross-river attack, and make the assault in 290 AD. The need not to have our knights on top of the stack poses some tactical problems, as mentioned by Greebley.
We bombard and shatter a sword/spear pair trying to push east towards Wagga Wagga (4-0).
We yield to a demand from the Sioux for 100 gold.
The Egyptians are building Bach, so we know that Cleo detoured into Music Theory.
280 (3): We close in on Jakarta.
Melbourne knight --> knight, Adelaide worker --> worker.
290 (4): After a reasonably effective bombardment, we easily take the Indonesian capital of Jakarta from its garrison of one swordsman and four spearmen, capturing two workers (9-0). After some thought I keep the city for tactical speed, though we may have to abandon it later if the citizens prove mulish.