So, this is literally my last resort. I bought the game just recently, and I really like it, however, my entire game has been slowed to a near standstill due to one thing.
I'm playing as Turkey, a nation I thought would not be too hard or too easy. They don't have much technology, I'm in the process of enlightening them. And the Military is getting better, with purchases of units from other countries to supplement my rather 2 new Marine Divisions.
However, I cannot produce ANY rubber, and this has stopped all production of consumer and military goods. so im now stuck in a rut trying to get rubber, however, I bought a $30 million supply from Britain, which should have kept me going for years, as I only need 60 tonnes a day to pull off some production, but this supply never appeared. My hard earned cash disappeared, definitely, and I wondered if I'd made a mistake.
I read the manual entry, I read up on the forums, I searched Google for every instance of my problem, but couldn't find a repeat anywhere.
So, I turn to my own post, in the hopes of finding out WHERE exactly my rubber has actually gone!!!!
I would greatly appreciate any thoughts or answers, and thank you in advance for you time and ofc your patience on such a silly issue.
Buying Materials through the diplomacy screen
Moderators: Balthagor, Legend, Moderators
-
- Private
- Posts: 1
- Joined: Sep 19 2015
- Human: Yes
-
- Major
- Posts: 194
- Joined: Mar 11 2014
- Human: Yes
Re: Buying Materials through the diplomacy screen
Lock your minister from control of your rubber, then stop all exports of it and go to the UK and buy as much as you can.
-
- General
- Posts: 1431
- Joined: Jan 13 2005
- Location: Washington, DC
Re: Buying Materials through the diplomacy screen
Spot on. Odds are, you bought a bunch of Rubber, then your advisor sold it for a profit immediately.ZEvans96 wrote:Lock your minister from control of your rubber, then stop all exports of it and go to the UK and buy as much as you can.
Think about invading some place with Rubber or building synthetic rubber plants when you get the tech.