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iki ryo (Fearless Blue)
06 Feb 2010 19:44
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if anyone can account for this, let me know asap.
i've had about 1/4 or so of my health/edu infrastructure wiped out (avg) in all my countries across worlds, due to extreme shortages.
I noticed the trend around a month or so ago (in one of my countries i had stockpile for rainy day of about 700k edu workers that disappeared in about 3 rl days) and since then have noticed all edu/health worker stockpiles vanish, and go into shortage.
shortages occured regardless of the following:
both low/high SS,
high/low welfare
high/low migration index
high/low edu priorities,
neg pop growth/pos pop growth,
econ being built up/stagnant econ
high/low gov't salary. (though my idea of high is about 4:7 to corp salary)
i've come across many who are having same problems, which leads me to believe it's not just me.
is it simply because of my gov't salaries? or some weird thing happening b/c of recent game changes?
thanks for your time and consideration.
apologies for the double post (i made a similar one in fb forum)
sincerely,
iki-ryo
(Alexiel)
i've had about 1/4 or so of my health/edu infrastructure wiped out (avg) in all my countries across worlds, due to extreme shortages.
I noticed the trend around a month or so ago (in one of my countries i had stockpile for rainy day of about 700k edu workers that disappeared in about 3 rl days) and since then have noticed all edu/health worker stockpiles vanish, and go into shortage.
shortages occured regardless of the following:
both low/high SS,
high/low welfare
high/low migration index
high/low edu priorities,
neg pop growth/pos pop growth,
econ being built up/stagnant econ
high/low gov't salary. (though my idea of high is about 4:7 to corp salary)
i've come across many who are having same problems, which leads me to believe it's not just me.
is it simply because of my gov't salaries? or some weird thing happening b/c of recent game changes?
thanks for your time and consideration.
apologies for the double post (i made a similar one in fb forum)
sincerely,
iki-ryo
(Alexiel)