Just enjoying this mod first game myself, Amrod.
#1 Yeah Silver resource is not very useful. But honestly if it was very useful I'd just dedicate the early game to silver mining... boring.
#2 I don't use those hotkeys. I believe it's an oversight in the original game. Maybe a file you can edit...
#3 Transactions ledger is a tab at left edge of screen. It'll remember if you leave it expanded.
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Mighty thanks to the TAC team!
At first the trade routes system appeared complicated. But I just did what seemed intuitive to me, and it worked! Then I discovered there are actually multiple ways to set them up. Well that's a remarkably fine interface: that, whatever works for the user personally, works.
I have a question about distribution though. Say I want a Wagon Train to equally distribute Lumber between A, B, and C; which are all in a line. I can set it in series: A->B, B->C, C->B, B->A. In this case I think the Wagon Train doesn't consider C when it's on the A leg...? Alternately I can set it in parallel: A->B, A->C, B->A, B->C, C->A, C->B. But in this case I think the Wagon Train does a lot of wasted movement..? I'm trying to understand how Wagon Trains decide their next move on long chains. Sometimes they seem stuck at one side of the chain.
#1 Yeah Silver resource is not very useful. But honestly if it was very useful I'd just dedicate the early game to silver mining... boring.
#2 I don't use those hotkeys. I believe it's an oversight in the original game. Maybe a file you can edit...
#3 Transactions ledger is a tab at left edge of screen. It'll remember if you leave it expanded.
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Mighty thanks to the TAC team!
At first the trade routes system appeared complicated. But I just did what seemed intuitive to me, and it worked! Then I discovered there are actually multiple ways to set them up. Well that's a remarkably fine interface: that, whatever works for the user personally, works.
I have a question about distribution though. Say I want a Wagon Train to equally distribute Lumber between A, B, and C; which are all in a line. I can set it in series: A->B, B->C, C->B, B->A. In this case I think the Wagon Train doesn't consider C when it's on the A leg...? Alternately I can set it in parallel: A->B, A->C, B->A, B->C, C->A, C->B. But in this case I think the Wagon Train does a lot of wasted movement..? I'm trying to understand how Wagon Trains decide their next move on long chains. Sometimes they seem stuck at one side of the chain.