Topic: Bugs

Ah, okay, thanks. You just confused me a lot because my suggestion contains already a granite check. A very reasonable granite check...

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Well, testing might be superfluous.

Atlantean miner #1: "Guys, our buddies have already got tons of quartz and diamonds in stock, but they need granite - very urgently - for some smelting works, smokeries and castles!"

Atlantean miner #2: "Ok, let's search for quartz first."

Atlantean miner #3: "And afterwards we are searching for diamonds!"

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Do you mean "onle the 1 type" or is my english to bad to understand you?

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No problem

GunChleoc wrote:

If we think like that, all stone production would be changed to produce only the 2 type of ware that is needed. They weren't designed that way though - you always get some other types of stone in the mix.

I expect that this design is on purpose, so I'm hesitant to rip it out.

I'm not sure about that. Normally economy settings stop the production of certain wares...

Well, Atlanteans would become slightly stronger. But I told already how the empire could become stronger, too.

And barbarians could get new features, for example:

• requesting-an-ox-button on roads (an ox will go to the road as soon as possible)

• button for micro breweries which could switch on/off a new mode. In this mode, master brewers would be kicked out automatically of the building. (Brewers and master brewers don't cost tools, but you have to train new master brewers sometimes. Currently, that requires some micro-management). That works also for breweries. If I see a brewerie with two master brewers, I usually kick out the first one (then a new brewer will go there).

• Allowing to build every building directly. For example, it's unnecessarily complicated to build a new weaponsmithy: You build a toolsmithy, open the window of the construction side. When it's ready, you jump to it, upgrade the building, open the window of the construction side, jump back to your current location at the map. When it's ready, you jump to it, upgrade the building, open the window of the construction side, jump back to your current location at the map. Then you can start to use the weaponsmithy. And maybe you always need to wait for a new carpenter. Not plausible, right?

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WorldSavior wrote:

• Allowing to build every building directly. For example, it's unnecessarily complicated to build a new weaponsmithy: You build a toolsmithy, open the window of the construction side. When it's ready, you jump to it, upgrade the building, open the window of the construction side, jump back to your current location at the map. When it's ready, you jump to it, upgrade the building, open the window of the construction side, jump back to your current location at the map. Then you can start to use the weaponsmithy. And maybe you always need to wait for a new carpenter. Not plausible, right?

GunChleoc wrote:

1. We already have an alternative suggestion for that one, but I can't find the bug right now. The idea is to allow configuring of the future building in the construction site window, which would include the option for an automatic enhance.

I think this is the one: Possibility to set building options when building is under construction

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