WHAT the ?? possible bug

[tekjunkie]

Im playing as France on british isles map. I have 1 city with 5 pop. If i work a farm with 3 food my prodution goes up by 1 if i turn that citizen into a unemployed it goes down one. thats completely backwards bc the unemployed citizen adds 1 production (or supposed to.)

 

[Viregel]

Unemployed citizens add production, if that's what you're asking.

 

[Loucypher]

Are you producing a settler? Cause if so, that food gets converted into hammers, I believe on a 2 to 1 ratio, which should explain why working the 3-food-farm gives you 2 hammers and unemployment only 1.

 

[Louis XXIV]

Unemployed citizens add production, if that's what you're asking.

I thought they changed this.

 

[Viregel]

I thought they changed this.

Really? I was sure they still did. I'll check now.

 

[Browd]

Unemployed citizens add 1 production, but do not qualify as specialists (e.g., for purposes of Secularism, or Freedom's specialist tenets, or Statue of Liberty, or Korea's UA).

 

[reddishrecue]

Are you producing a settler? Cause if so, that food gets converted into hammers, I believe on a 2 to 1 ratio, which should explain why working the 3-food-farm gives you 2 hammers and unemployment only 1.

That used to happen in bts but Im not sure if it still happens in bnw.

 

[Gamewizard]

When building a settler, some food gets transferred into hammers. Not sure the exact formula for this, but it is diminishing I believe.

 

[cpm4001]

When building a settler, some food gets transferred into hammers. Not sure the exact formula for this, but it is diminishing I believe.

Isn't it a 4 food : 1 hammer ratio?

 

[joncnunn]

Effective Ratio depends upon how much your food surplus is. Only the first few units of food surplus are converted to hammers at all.

 

[Louis XXIV]

Unemployed citizens add 1 production, but do not qualify as specialists (e.g., for purposes of Secularism, or Freedom's specialist tenets, or Statue of Liberty, or Korea's UA).

Sorry, you're right, I was remembering incorrectly.