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ORIGINAL: Q-Ball

Sort of........you are charged Rail Cap, even if the rails are cut. If the cities are ports that are connected, you can still magically transport out by Rail, if you pay the rail cap. They don't go out via boat.

I'm sure this is not how it was designed, but that's how it works

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ORIGINAL: marty_01


Realistically you should still be paying the rail capacity hit for relocating a factory -- that is unless the intended final relocation city is a simple port-to-port move. Presumably the facilities are being moved from Odessa to Sevastapol (or whatever destination port), and than moved by rail to the Urals -- Ufa, Chkalov, Kazan, Sverdlovsk, or the like. However, when I checked, the sea lift capacity for the Russians in the Black Sea was only 8500 (although this was the Turn-1 Sea Lift Capacity -- dunno if it increases on successive turns or not). But at only 8500 this would presumably limit sea movement of Soviet industry to no more than one arms point per turn from Odessa.

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ORIGINAL: Pelton


...Then magicly transported by train at zero cost to the rail cap.

Thanks to Flying Pig Shipping and The Fat Pig Rail Road Company.

It all moves for FREE [sm=happy0065.gif]

Nothing wrong here move allong.

Pelton

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ORIGINAL: Farfarer

and better yet, you can move 1 point from all your U2VS Factories INTO Odessa :)

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ORIGINAL: Tarhunnas

A lot of industry was evacuated by sea by the Soviets, so I think this is entirely realistic! That it doesn't cost sea capacity is a minor point IMHO, as the Soviets had plenty of shipping in the initial months of the war.

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ORIGINAL: Pelton

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ORIGINAL: marty_01


Realistically you should still be paying the rail capacity hit for relocating a factory -- that is unless the intended final relocation city is a simple port-to-port move. Presumably the facilities are being moved from Odessa to Sevastapol (or whatever destination port), and than moved by rail to the Urals -- Ufa, Chkalov, Kazan, Sverdlovsk, or the like. However, when I checked, the sea lift capacity for the Russians in the Black Sea was only 8500 (although this was the Turn-1 Sea Lift Capacity -- dunno if it increases on successive turns or not). But at only 8500 this would presumably limit sea movement of Soviet industry to no more than one arms point per turn from Odessa.

Very good point marty.

I am guessing everything is magicly transported by ship at zero cost of the sea limit cap.

Then magicly transported by train at zero cost to the rail cap.

Thanks to Flying Pig Shipping and The Fat Pig Rail Road Company.

It all moves for FREE [sm=happy0065.gif]

Nothing wrong here move allong.

Pelton