Industries demanding "0" loads
- Altoona+BeachCreek
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Industries demanding "0" loads
I must be missing something. What does this mean and what advantages does it have over the standard demands?
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- nedfumpkin
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Re: Industries demanding "0" loads
0 means that it requires between 0.1 and 0.5 loads of that commodity. The game won't show decimals on industries.
Edit...the supply chain guide tells you precisely what is required.
Edit...the supply chain guide tells you precisely what is required.
- Altoona+BeachCreek
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Re: Industries demanding "0" loads
That's what I thought! Thanks for clearing it up.
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Re: Industries demanding "0" loads
Just another revival of a recent question (aug 2012 -ha!) but it's a question that I have recently raised.
I thought that the min load was 0.6 but ned's post says that the train will load as little as 0.1 load.
Not very profitable but if you gotta join two cities at whatever cost... Is there any new news about this?
I thought that the min load was 0.6 but ned's post says that the train will load as little as 0.1 load.
Not very profitable but if you gotta join two cities at whatever cost... Is there any new news about this?
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Re: Industries demanding "0" loads
Trains still require .6 of a load to fill a car and leave the station. However, an industry's demand/requirement can be as small as 0.1 of a load.
Re: Industries demanding "0" loads
That means that a train load can get away with a 0.1 load?
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Re: Industries demanding "0" loads
No, as Blackhawk said "Trains still require .6 of a load to fill a car and leave the station." So if you deliver one of these loads to a place that demands 0.1 loads/year, it will supply that demand for 6 years (minus the rot factor).
Re: Industries demanding "0" loads
Ah... That seems to make sense besides being sensible
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