What terrain is most suitable for the opening of civilization 5?

The most ideal is, of course, the kind with high productivity, that is, many mountains. Generally speaking, there is not much consideration in the opening, and we will get off the city in the first round, so we should "brush" what we want to do better.

I think the most important thing of a civilization is productivity. If it is productivity, of course, the terrain is dominated by hills. However, we must know that the output of luxury terrain is generally higher than that of terrain with nothing, not to mention all kinds of additions after the change of years. So luxury is very advantageous.

There are several kinds of terrain, and the early output is very objective, such as deer in forest terrain and salt in plain terrain. If we consider Petra city and hills in desert terrain, any extravagant output is extremely horrible. (It's horrible without luxury, there are sand dunes in Tepera), as well as wheat (in fact, it comes out early in the granary), bananas and oranges in the jungle, etc., which are also very good.

Because some technologies will also add some terrain, the main consideration here is whether it is close to the river. If there is a river at the beginning, it is also ideal to build a city near it. Advanced difficulty should also consider defense issues. Considering the production capacity, it is best to build the city under the city on the hill. (Built in the plain, there are buildings that can make up for the production capacity later, but it is too late) And if possible, it is better to have a little forest next to the city, which is convenient for cutting down trees to grab the production capacity. There are hills, rivers, swamps and mountains near the city, so it is very difficult to attack such places. In other words, building a city in such a place is easy to defend. However, if we had sent one or two troops earlier, we probably wouldn't have to worry about this. Simple difficulty, this can be completely ignored. )

Another key point is to look at the characteristics of your civilized leader. If it's Attila, there must be more places to open pastures, the better. I like Iroquois and watch the forest. Without the sea, Carthage would not go down to the city. Well, if the place is really excellent, then tell me about it. Or, you don't want to use his civilization. ) The Aztecs saw the lake as if they saw their own mother. Of course, the Incas were last stand.

To sum up, luxury is good, but you can't be sad by the river. A better approach is to start building additional functions on the mountain.