sigh, it is not a bug since you can always have only one source of supply per land mass. it can only be berlin and it will only be berlin until the direct way is cut off or berlin is conquered.
comsubpac you are a repected member of this forum, I see many of you posts and I agree with most of what you say. But please don't sigh at me it doesnt help us to understand each other.
However maybe I am not wording my point well enough to communicate to you the issue I have with the game. For this I am sorry.
If I send supplys from berlin to a port then transport them to another port then they get transported to a unit that is close to the reciving port, logic suggests that, that unit would get its supply from that port.
You say this is happening. So if we say it is for one minute, why the hell does the supply map still clearly show that green trail all the way back to berlin by land, and not to the said port in question? It should be going to the receving port! Secoundly this game is so diverse and in deepth in just about every other way, why is the game not dynamic enough to understand that even though I am drawing supplys from berlin the actual final point of land supply is in fact a port like memal! OK the name is the same I get that, the machanics is working ok. However the supply map is not, and logically the deepthness of this game should allow you to understand which flow or channel supplies are travelling down. Listing Berlin for every unit means you have to use the supply map to better mange this, but if it in itself is just showing the land supply and not getting to grips with the supply from port it doesnt work.
So you have helped me understand that the machanics might be dealing with this, and that only ever Berlin will show up. Thank you. But in trying to be a good part of this game community I am flaging something up that need to be looked at forr future major revisions which could expand and better this area of the game, no? A bit of support would not go amiss even if you feel like I dont know what I am talking about, I feel as if I do.