Campaign Question about the Purchase Contracts

[Nimrod]

I'm stuck at the point where the game wants you to fulfill a contract for something you've grown. Well, nothing I am currently growing is on the list of available contracts. I guess I'm supposed to start a new crop from scratch, one that is actually on the list, and hope that it's still available in several months time when I harvest? I don't know. How did others get past this point? The campaign makes us grow several different crops early on. Why not have one of these crops on the list of available contracts? This part of the campaign seems half-baked and should probably be updated. Or am I missing something obvious? Wouldn't be the first time.

[Llogeyr]

You can buy the goods and complete the contract that way.

[Nimrod]

Originally posted by Llogeyr:

You can buy the goods and complete the contract that way.

Yeah, I figured I could just cheat. But I'd prefer not to. The campaign should have us plant something that has an available contract when that task comes up. Going to start a new game and try searching contracts to see what I can actually sell before I plant something in the five-person field the campaign tells us to build.

Perhaps the developer could consider updating this portion of the campaign to fix this confusing bit.

[Rodagu]

Yeah, the campaing should ask the player to grow some kind of cereals. Contracts for corn, wheat etc are always there.

[Rafał]

I think ther's some issue with contracts in campaign mission. There should be few scripted one which should be able to finish with campaing plants.

[Nimrod]

Originally posted by Rafał:

I think ther's some issue with contracts in campaign mission. There should be few scripted one which should be able to finish with campaing plants.

The contracts run for just a short time, so that presents an issue. But my latest play-through had a bok choy contract available, so I completed the task that way. I agree with the poster above that the campaign should direct the player to plant a commodity that always has a contract available. I literally wasn't sure how to proceed past this point on my first attempt.