Miserable Old Git
Warlord
- Joined
- Feb 6, 2021
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- 119
Slightly esoteric and unimportant, but nonetheless irritating...
I play with Monopolies and Corporations (the latter I ignore as worthless). Monpolies can grant very good bonus income, as well as food and production. In my current game, having gained the Mercantilism civic, I learn that there are only two citrus on the map. I have one of them with a plantation (and hence a 50% monopoly). The other is outside the radius of my cities, but too near me and the sea for anybody else to claim it.
It lies on coastal lowland, and in due course becomes submerged. The orange mini-icon disappears on the submerged tile, and a map search reveals only one citrus. My monopoly should now be 100%.
But the global resources screen still shows I have one of two citrus.
So... it fails to update dynamically to reflect environmental effects.
(I doubt this will change now; Civ VI patches seem now to be a thing of the past, so I don't know why I'm wasting my time reporting this).
I play with Monopolies and Corporations (the latter I ignore as worthless). Monpolies can grant very good bonus income, as well as food and production. In my current game, having gained the Mercantilism civic, I learn that there are only two citrus on the map. I have one of them with a plantation (and hence a 50% monopoly). The other is outside the radius of my cities, but too near me and the sea for anybody else to claim it.
It lies on coastal lowland, and in due course becomes submerged. The orange mini-icon disappears on the submerged tile, and a map search reveals only one citrus. My monopoly should now be 100%.
But the global resources screen still shows I have one of two citrus.
So... it fails to update dynamically to reflect environmental effects.
(I doubt this will change now; Civ VI patches seem now to be a thing of the past, so I don't know why I'm wasting my time reporting this).
