RGO Question

[Falstaff]

What does the 2.5 and the 5.0 (maybe there are more) numbers in the RGO screen stand (the one where you can improve railroad) for? They don't seem to be connected to production or level?

 

[unmerged(15623)]

Originally posted by Falstaff
They don't seem to be connected to production or level?

But they are.

 

[Falstaff]

Excuse me, but that was hardly informative.

 

[dtroiani]

I am just guessing, because I do not have the game yet, but the lower number could be the level you are at now. The higher number is the highest level the province can be developed.

 

[jacob-Lundgren]

i belive that number is the max you can receive per population at 100k with 100% efficieny

if the railroads are of loweing quality, less resources, if there pop isnt 100k strong less resources.


so say 3 pops of 100k work there.

the number is 1.5

thats 4.5 a day, with say 60% efficiency you drop to about 2.9 a day.

 

[dralizaar]

not really sure on that all i know is iu have hit the "expand" button 5 years running on many of them and seen no change whatsover that was noticable the number didnt change lol..could be simply affecting the labor pool that i havent noticed..but for 100 a shot for the expansion id like to see the values go up where i can see em... or is it really worth paying this expansion?

 

[Powerslave]

Originally posted by dralizaar
not really sure on that all i know is iu have hit the "expand" button 5 years running on many of them and seen no change whatsover that was noticable the number didnt change lol..could be simply affecting the labor pool that i havent noticed..but for 100 a shot for the expansion id like to see the values go up where i can see em... or is it really worth paying this expansion?

Expanding your RGO only means that you increase the number of POPs that can work there by 5. The efficiency level of the RGO which is large number to the right stays the same

 

[dralizaar]

hehe so unless i got an explosively expanding population it isnt worth it..knew i should have read the other 2/3rds of the manual but hey i wanted to play hehe

 

[vodkafire]

Originally posted by dralizaar
hehe so unless i got an explosively expanding population it isnt worth it..knew i should have read the other 2/3rds of the manual but hey i wanted to play hehe

You can always lure the farmers and labourers of other countries to immigrate to your country looking for RGO work, little do they know you are planning to convert them to Craftsmen and Clerks!!! MUHAHAHA

 

[OriginalRafiki]

Originally posted by vodkafire
You can always lure the farmers and labourers of other countries to immigrate to your country looking for RGO work, little do they know you are planning to convert them to Craftsmen and Clerks!!! MUHAHAHA

Hehe, "Victorian World Domination for Dummies 101"

Rafiki

 

[Falstaff]

jacob-Lundgren: That sounds reasonable.

Are immigrating POPS interested in the kind of work available or is it just that there is work available?

 

[Tunch Khan]

Originally posted by vodkafire
You can always lure the farmers and labourers of other countries to immigrate to your country looking for RGO work, little do they know you are planning to convert them to Craftsmen and Clerks!!! MUHAHAHA

How do you lure them? by social spending and low taxes?

 

[unmerged(11929)]

Originally posted by Tunch Khan
How do you lure them? by social spending and low taxes?

Low taxes help, but factory and good health care really get them breeding like crazy and coming (no pun intended) to your provinces.

The good health care bit will bleed you dry though...

 

[State Machine]

Originally posted by Falstaff
What does the 2.5 and the 5.0 (maybe there are more) numbers in the RGO screen stand (the one where you can improve railroad) for? They don't seem to be connected to production or level?

It is from the database value (province.csv) / 20. What exact effect it has on production is not known...