sushidog
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ORIGINAL: Lucky1 You should spend all your production points each turn. This can be in the form of research or supply if you are constrained by population in terms of what you can produce. Of course, you can also use the production points to build more expensive units that need several turns to get to the last stage where population and additional resources are expended. You should manage your builds carefully - if you have queued too many units for production in a given turn (exceeding your population), they still consume resources, despite the fact they are not produced. Too, you do not have control over which units are produced and which are not (but you can anticipate that the more expensive units get priority, if I recall correctly). So, it is really best to place units on hold to ensure your population and output are in balance according to your needs etc. quote:
You should manage your builds carefully - if you have queued too many units for production in a given turn (exceeding your population), they still consume resources, despite the fact they are not produced. Too, you do not have control over which units are produced and which are not (but you can anticipate that the more expensive units get priority, if I recall correctly). So, it is really best to place units on hold to ensure your population and output are in balance according to your needs etc. Ah, I didn't realize that they still consumed resources even if they weren't produced. That's a major leak of resources for me. Thanks for that, that's something I can concentrate on fixing. -sushidog
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