Veeery nice. 
Now we are reaching once again the phase where we lose all our lurkers because of micro comparison.
Therefore spoilers:
First of all, you totally made me spent way more time than I have with Civ!
I checked your save stack (pretty closely actually) and we do many things similarly, but there are differences. Here is the save stack that I've been using as a baseline: Sandbox T47-59
1. One area which I prefer in my sim more is the micro around Cornelius. You grow the city immediately and double-whip a granary while I build a worker there immediately at size 2 and start a new again at size 3. This leads to a difference of 1.5 workers in our sandbox by T59 and I think I this is more valuable than the ~1 extra pop that Cornelius has in the above screenshot
2. The whole micro around A, B & D is more complex though.
- You give corn one turn earlier to Daisy, which makes the city grow one turn earlier. You support this with improving copper earlier while I'm still busy chopping a forest into granary in Alfie. You use the same forest later and put it into a settler in BS. On T47 I start moving our worker east while pre-cottaging on the way while you road the plains hill and turn it later into a mine that finishes the capital granary.
-> This leads to a situation where B&D are both a bit ahead in development and A is bit behind compared to my version. Worker turn wise you are one Alfie-cottage behind, copper isn't roaded and road to city E has not been started (can't be built if we want to start immediately improving wheat), however that plains mine and road on it is useful for a IMP civ and future logistics.
(Overall I would simplify that output-wise your sim is ahead, but has some catching up to do in worker front+probably gets city 6 up one turn later + we don't have hammers in metal units yet)
I think you really need to compare these sims as well, because it's such a close case and both approaches can be justified. We actually don't have too much time for it though, because the T47 worker movement needs to be done within ~24 hours and it kind of puts us onto one of the paths.
On the positive side, when I was starting to become desparate in my attempt to compare these plans, I just reminded myself that both of these plans are decent and our position will be 100x stronger than in PB13 at this phase
Now we are reaching once again the phase where we lose all our lurkers because of micro comparison.Therefore spoilers:
First of all, you totally made me spent way more time than I have with Civ!
I checked your save stack (pretty closely actually) and we do many things similarly, but there are differences. Here is the save stack that I've been using as a baseline: Sandbox T47-59
1. One area which I prefer in my sim more is the micro around Cornelius. You grow the city immediately and double-whip a granary while I build a worker there immediately at size 2 and start a new again at size 3. This leads to a difference of 1.5 workers in our sandbox by T59 and I think I this is more valuable than the ~1 extra pop that Cornelius has in the above screenshot
2. The whole micro around A, B & D is more complex though.
- You give corn one turn earlier to Daisy, which makes the city grow one turn earlier. You support this with improving copper earlier while I'm still busy chopping a forest into granary in Alfie. You use the same forest later and put it into a settler in BS. On T47 I start moving our worker east while pre-cottaging on the way while you road the plains hill and turn it later into a mine that finishes the capital granary.
-> This leads to a situation where B&D are both a bit ahead in development and A is bit behind compared to my version. Worker turn wise you are one Alfie-cottage behind, copper isn't roaded and road to city E has not been started (can't be built if we want to start immediately improving wheat), however that plains mine and road on it is useful for a IMP civ and future logistics.
(Overall I would simplify that output-wise your sim is ahead, but has some catching up to do in worker front+probably gets city 6 up one turn later + we don't have hammers in metal units yet)
I think you really need to compare these sims as well, because it's such a close case and both approaches can be justified.
We actually don't have too much time for it though, because the T47 worker movement needs to be done within ~24 hours and it kind of puts us onto one of the paths.On the positive side, when I was starting to become desparate in my attempt to compare these plans, I just reminded myself that both of these plans are decent and our position will be 100x stronger than in PB13 at this phase