Better to have that single warehouse dedicated to receiving that imported food only.įunny thing, I still think the best advice is still heeding conventional wisdom (in this case at least). This only means that that warehouse cart ousher has to go get the food, and then send it to the granary. Make sure that that warehouse's cart pusher doesn't have to do anything else like sending raw materials to a workshop, although I can't say I agree with the part about having that warehouse getting food from other warehouses first. The fastest way to do this, as PAc has also said, is to build the warehouse that accepts imported food right next to a granary that accepts that food type. PACowan is right, the only way imported food is going from your warehouse to your granary is via that single warehouse (the one accepting the imported food) cart pusher. When I tried telling the granary cart pushers to "Get." wheat, off they went in a hurry, so I guess they will only "Get." from another granary, can anyone confirm? I ended up just giving up, overproducing more wheat, stuck at the end of the game with a warehouse full of fruit I couldn't get rid of. I couldn't tell for sure but it looked as though the warehouse cart pusher was hauling fruit to the granary (amongst all his other tasks) while the granary cart pushers stood idle. I thought that when you set a granary to "Getting." a granary cart would go to a warehouse and collect the goods, apparently not the case. Problem was, most of it never left the warehouse.
But at the end of the game when the population got up to level elsewhere on the map, I couldn't keep the eastern granaries full, so I started importing fruit, again against everyone's advice. It worked pretty well for a while, was able to keep everyone fed chaining granaries.
Against everyone's advice, I built in the East, made it my trade and industrial center, held the majority of my population. I just finished Lugdunum, glad it's past. This is an old thread, but I couldn't find it when I looked in the forums.
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