RBP3 IT Office - Email and technical issues

[Maniac Marshall]

I'm home now, and I will attempt to replicate the situation in WB and make sure that Avoid Growth does, in fact, do what we expect it should do.

[WarriorKnight]

Oh, if the city screen is showing 1t but it isn't 1t, then that would be fine for a reload.

[Maniac Marshall]

Managed to create a very similar situation in the sandbox. 33/32 food. exactly 100 food/hammers into a settler. Game said 1 turn for the settler. Click next turn... 16/34 food (which equates t 15/34 since there was an extra food) 98/100 hammers in the settler (which equates to 99/100 since there were 100 hammers not 101 as in the game)

Reload, turn on avoid growth and, the settler does, in fact, complete as promised, so, yes, a reload should solve the problem.

[Maniac Marshall]

By the way, I should have said this before now, but I want to say a hearty thank you to T-Hawk for all his hard work on this issue. I really, really appreciate it.

[sunrise089]

Ok, reloaded to Ilios's save. 27 seconds left on the clock.

Btw, when this turns out to be some sort of rush-settler+culture bomb that affects India I'm going to feel pretty foolish

[Maniac Marshall]

Thanks Sunrise And, no, the mad settler culture rush/bomb isn't against India :hat:

[Shoot the Moon]

Thanks Sunrise And, no, the mad settler culture rush/bomb isn't against India :hat:

Uh-oh...

[T-hawk]

By the way, I should have said this before now, but I want to say a hearty thank you to T-Hawk for all his hard work on this issue. I really, really appreciate it.

<sheepish smile.> It was Swiss Pauli that made the critical catch. I didn't even think of that. We always knew that a newly grown citizen doesn't produce anything that same turn (unlike Civ 3), but I thought that was accomplished by pre-calculating the food/production/culture numbers before applying them. Did not know that growth creates the new population instantly, but he is not assigned to any kind of producing slot until later.

[Maniac Marshall]

<sheepish smile.> It was Swiss Pauli that made the critical catch. I didn't even think of that. We always knew that a newly grown citizen doesn't produce anything that same turn (unlike Civ 3), but I thought that was accomplished by pre-calculating the food/production/culture numbers before applying them. Did not know that growth creates the new population instantly, but he is not assigned to any kind of producing slot until later.

Yeah, that's true. Thanks to Swiss and anyone else who contributed as well. I really, really appreciate it.

[Krill]

To Carthage, again.