I have noticed that I am sometimes offered trades of 0.0 money for, say, 1.6 energy.
Does anyone know if this is truly an example of a free "handout" (such as when executing a diplomatic deal with another nation and you select to "gift" a quantity of a natural resource to another nation) that just happens to be ongoing, or if one actually receives an amount of money smaller than 0.05 (I am assuming that if it were greater than 0.05, then the convention of rounding up to the next tenth would be employed)?
I have also noted that zero values are not limited to just trade offers. There are many events and technologies that provide increases/decreases of 0%.
Is it truly 0%, and if so, why bother with including it in the description? If not, and it is an amount smaller than one tenth of a per cent, perhaps the increment of measurement could be decreased sufficiently so one can readily see the actual benefit/penalty.
Does anyone know if this is truly an example of a free "handout" (such as when executing a diplomatic deal with another nation and you select to "gift" a quantity of a natural resource to another nation) that just happens to be ongoing, or if one actually receives an amount of money smaller than 0.05 (I am assuming that if it were greater than 0.05, then the convention of rounding up to the next tenth would be employed)?
I have also noted that zero values are not limited to just trade offers. There are many events and technologies that provide increases/decreases of 0%.
Is it truly 0%, and if so, why bother with including it in the description? If not, and it is an amount smaller than one tenth of a per cent, perhaps the increment of measurement could be decreased sufficiently so one can readily see the actual benefit/penalty.