Probably late next month when I get back from vacation

And got my answer straight away by reading the full description. Cheers mate have a good one

Upgrading pumps does not increase range, it increases worker efficiency. The way to increase range is to connect to water pumps together :)

No worries mate, thanks again for your support a while back. I didn't get to use it for what I initially intended but it went to my share of the internet bill, so my parents are certainly happier for it XD

I think that babylon used pumps near rivers to their irrigation canals

@@ManCheat2 goddamn Babylon. They ruin everything!

I also miss the old water system of being able to summon water from nothingness as long as there was enough water table, it gave a lot of freedom in making moats and such

Generally I channel water from those wet spots along the river and fill in to create a sort of grid of pumpless irrigation along the river. If I want to irrigate a non river area it would be due to a very high fertility bonus and/or for pastures. Services that need water also.

8 spacing is definitely bad, but you could argue either way for the 12 or 16 tile gap. I would probably do 12 tile for the first farm then switch to 16 when I had the workforce to cover the increased area and employment requirements.

might do another Amevian Eromanga, Australia run after finding this stuff out, haha

I know the efficiency improved because things are actually getting to where they need to be. Take for example the paper. For the longest time, my libraries were not properly supplied and I dipped into negative knowledge until I implemented the transports :)

Can't remember exactly but its like 43 x 43 internally with 6 wide roads around it

its just ketchup

Its ok, the bakery is OSHAn approved

@@X_caron hahahaha

Yeah, the logistics wasn't well planned out for this city. I used to do a mix of small and medium warehouses scattered around, which likely does perform better than massive warehouses, but I would still recommend using large ones for long-term storage as a vault/treasury of some sorts :)

@@OshanMan Yep- Massive warehouses as vaults become a neccessity in large cities for storing rations, gear, sithilion, gems, meat, fish- whatever your chosen population needs for their fulfillment. Beyond that, smaller ones scattered about for distribution are ideal. In large cities they do need upgrades because you want to be able to have multiple deliveries going to them at a time when they get low. In a smaller city, you might not want upgrades for exactly the opposite reason; you don't want multiple deliveries being sent to a half empty warehouse that's doing fine on supplies. It's a balance and finding what works best in your city

Sometime, watch what workers in warehouses do in their downtime- they just reorder stacks to make room for transports to have room in another stack to be able to move goods in, because they can't deliver unless there's room for 50+ (or 75+ with some training) goods. I love it.

Hope you enjoy :D

Cheers! I'm sort of unsure as to what exactly consumer goods refer to, do you mean the stuff your people buy from markets and eat from food stalls/restaurants? If so, I probably should be transporting them around yeah, but just haven't got to it, XD

@@OshanMan yeah, food, clothes etc.. it's especially annoying because transports only carry 1 type of good.

Cheers mate, hope it helps out your Dondorians! XD

This is likely, but they should be acting as temporary storage anyways so its fine as long as *the goods are immediately used or stored shortly after into actual warehouses

@@OshanMan Yeah, i guess it should be negligible. Although, i am sure Jake is watching your little exploits and is going to "nerf" logistics even more before 1.0 😅

@@ggtt2547 I do believe he don't.

@@ggtt2547 yeah, pretty sure what Uter said is true, last I heard Jake spends his free time on other things, probably so he doesn't go insane thinking about Songs of Syx 24/7 XD

Questions are okay mate, just can't always guarantee a reply. I do tax coal from province with a lot of it and if this does not exist, I import it from other nations instead of charcoaling wood because charcoaling wood is pretty inefficient. The trick is to buy half your storage of coal manually and then import to 60% so that you have some stock to whip into in the mean time. Hope that helps :)

@@OshanMan Thanks a lot <3

They also used to be cracked at hauling but they got replaced by Cretonians and Dondorians on that side :/

@@OshanMan I liked having g them hauling bc most races hate them and it was a way to force them to see each other. Fun!