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Resources distribution - 7/22/2021 9:03:39 AM

rob89

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I have sufficient resources in the pool, BUT a lot of Hy.Ind. and Synth.Oil cities with no or low resources available.

So, less industrial output (supply and fuel) for the Army...

How to optimize (or prioritize) the resouces'distibution?

If in the rail system the resources'distribution is not optimized/prioritized, we have a vicious circle...

thanks

regards

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RE: Resources distribution - 7/22/2021 4:02:11 PM

Joel Billings

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The system is fully automated and beyond the player control. It seems fairly common by late war to see heavy industry missing resources, but I don't see too many syn fuel plants low on resources in my test games. How early in the war are you seeing an issue? If you have a few saves that show bad situations with a lot of shortages, please attach the saves or email them to 2by3@2by3games.com.

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RE: Resources distribution - 7/23/2021 7:26:06 AM

rob89

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ORIGINAL: Joel Billings

How early in the war are you seeing an issue?

Summer 1943.
I have occupied the Donbass since 1942 and all mines now are fully repaired.

I have enough resources and indeed the pool is increasing turn by turn, but a lot of H.I. cities in Germany are short or with no resources at all.

The railway network is fully working too.

It's only a problem of distribution, that I can't solve...

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