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[unmerged(38918)]

Excellent, that half clears up the problem I had with this.
The other half that still is the problem is this:
I have Division A and Division B.
Gen X is in charge of A and Gen Y is in charge of B.
I want X to be in charge of B and Y to be in charge of A. Is there any way possible of doing this without merging both divisions and doing it that way?

Replace Gen X with Gen Z, then replace Gen Y with the newly available Gen X, then replace Gen Z with the newly available Gen Y.

God that was hard...

 

[noddysseus]

Replace Gen X with Gen Z, then replace Gen Y with the newly available Gen X, then replace Gen Z with the newly available Gen Y.

God that was hard...

Hehe, okay what if there is no Gen Z? :rofl:

 

[OriginalRafiki]

You can only have 1 clerk for every 4 craftsmen, I think, Rafiki are you there??

You need to have at least 1 craftsman for each clerk, and you can have no more than 2 clerks per 3 craftsmen, methinks.

 

[unmerged(38918)]

Hehe, okay what if there is no Gen Z? :rofl:

Are you looking for a slap?

 

[unmerged(38918)]

You need to have at least 1 craftsman for each clerk, and you can have no more than 2 clerks per 3 craftsmen, methinks.

It'l say in Viki Wiki won't it?
Nody! You should look there Rafiki has a link in his sig, I'm sure you can't miss it.

 

[noddysseus]

Don't worry I have been there and use it from time to time.
I am learning all the time from various sources, but you can't beat learning on the forums

 

[unmerged(38918)]

Don't worry I have been there and use it from time to time.
I am learning all the time from various sources, but you can't beat learning on the forums

True...

 

[unmerged(38918)]

This is from Viki-Wiki, hope it helps.

You must have at least one Craftsman for each Clerk in a factory; there cannot be more Clerks than Craftsmen in any particular factory at any time and you cannot have more than two clerks per level of the factory.

 

[Iasius]

Is this WAD behavior for 'Private Initiative'?

Bavaria has no coasts for those of you who might not know.



(I'm playing VIP if it makes any difference)

 

[tyrel68]

Is this WAD behavior for 'Private Initiative'?

Bavaria has no coasts for those of you who might not know.



(I'm playing VIP if it makes any difference)

Well, the latest version of VIP does allow you to not build the factory so that shoudl fix your issue.

 

[OHgamer]

Is this WAD behavior for 'Private Initiative'?

Bavaria has no coasts for those of you who might not know.



(I'm playing VIP if it makes any difference)

It may not have coasts, but steamers operated on rivers too, and they are high demand items so why shouldn't the Bavarian AI build them? Tidy sum of profit is possible by selling them on the World Market. It's not like Bavaria is building battleships.

 

[oxmonsta]

I have noticed that whilst states that are inland cannot build clipper or steamer factories, those that have lakes on their borders can. Bavaria has that little lake between it and Switzerland, and thus can build clipper and steamer factories.

 

[unmerged(38918)]

COOL! I didn't know that

 

[noddysseus]

Someone should have coded in fresh water methinks

 

[unmerged(38918)]

Someone should have coded in fresh water methinks

Eh???

 

[noddysseus]

Eh???

Fresh water as opposed to sea water you hedgehog

 

[noddysseus]

Here is a daft question, which I know is doomed from the start.

Can parties policies evolve over time in order to cater for people's needs? I don't mean through events, but I do mean will their policies change if the majority of people are looking for something in particular?

 

[OriginalRafiki]

Short answer: no

Longer answer: nope

Even longer: No, what you see in th eparty-file is what you get.

 

[noddysseus]

Short answer: no

Longer answer: nope

Even longer: No, what you see in th eparty-file is what you get.

Just to forever shut me up about this:

Could it be implemented in Victoria? Or does the EU engine prevent it from being possible?

 

[OriginalRafiki]

Could it be implemnted? Yes, I see no reason it would be impossible. And the static party system is one of my pet peeves that I really would've liked to see different.

Now for the question you probably wanted to ask; "Will it be implemented?" I seriously doubt it. If there was any chance of it, it would've happened by now.