That was why I've just dumped the second warrior on that hill with fortification: I'm not moving it if a bear turns up. Settler only spends one turn out of culture, and enough people have lost their first settlers to two mover barb animals because they have played fast and loose.
Regarding front city, I've labelled that plains hill mostly because there is nothing there: it is more filler than front. I'm withholding judgement on the front city down there because we don't know how far OH is away. And let's not get greedy, ignoring the lack of happy resources and need to settle north of furs, the hammers dumped into Oracle. I want a good city on a hill, with food behind the city and no hills in front, but that requires what seems to be our mantra this game: More scouting.
(as an aside, if the warrior lives next turn, moves SW and discovers seafood, then City 4 probably has to be moved to settle for that if it is accessible from the desert. That will have a knock on for the front city locations.)
Regarding front city, I've labelled that plains hill mostly because there is nothing there: it is more filler than front. I'm withholding judgement on the front city down there because we don't know how far OH is away. And let's not get greedy, ignoring the lack of happy resources and need to settle north of furs, the hammers dumped into Oracle. I want a good city on a hill, with food behind the city and no hills in front, but that requires what seems to be our mantra this game: More scouting.
(as an aside, if the warrior lives next turn, moves SW and discovers seafood, then City 4 probably has to be moved to settle for that if it is accessible from the desert. That will have a knock on for the front city locations.)