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This was like, two tanners, me desperately making a storehouse to try to brute force the problem, the storehouse not bothering with putting the leather on market.
I'm a little annoyed, but it put a good test to a close early so I could get back to work so its probably better that this bug happened this one time.
Like cool, I can get a settlement running consistently on challenging 90% of time.
Except when people actively ignore their jobs for months on end.
There are tons of things that will change about the game but I would guess guess there will always be a level being out of control. Its so early who knows though, maybe I have the wrong read on it.
Foreign supplies for example, does let you manually build a few of the worst market stalls on earth manually... It just is a development when it really feels like it should be a lord based skill/perk instead.
IE:
- You can spend treasury on supplying your peasants via these carts.
- The presence of these carts masks a certain amount of unhappyness from taxation, as you are providing an amenity that would otherwise not be available with a small part of your treasury.
- Start with a small amount of treasury to allow you to use the carts during your initial setup.