I'm sorry you feel you have to resort to name-calling to make your argument. I'm sorry you refuse to accept that the problem does not lie in my handling of production. I'd chosen to build gunboats and river ironclads in PA to take advantage of the shipyard engineer in Pittsburgh...one of only three ...

I don't see how you can speak with any authority on what is and is not a bug. Since it seems to be a game play mechanic that is unintentionally taking away from MY enjoyment of the game, then I think it's a bug. You can continue to enjoy wasting resources by having things built in completely inappro...

It may not be a problem for you...that's great. But I assure you, it is a problem for me. If I need ocean-going vessels to participate in blockades, I expect to build those from the Ocean vessels tab. If I need river-going vessels to participate in riverine warfare, I expect to build those from the ...

They then have to traverse the entire coastline, around Florida, in to the mouth of the Mississippi, taking bombardment from every Confederate fort on the way. :bonk: If I order some riverine ships from my shipbuilders, I would expect them to be built on a river. :nuts: Why does Pittsburgh have a Sh...

Pocus,

It's not ocean ships being built in the wrong place, but river ships.

I tried to build a River Ironclad in Pennsylvania (expecting it in Pittsburgh), but it was instead built Philidelphia.

I can send save file tonight if you'd like.

Pocus wrote:fine, this save me time.

Thanks for the welcome and the answer, however the problem persists. Is there a way to safely get from the East Coast without going through the mouth of the Mississippi? If not, why are my river ships built in ocean ports? :8o: Welcome to the forum. When I have received Ironclads and Gunboats in Phi...

I've had similar problems with 'River Ironclads' build in PA (me expecting them in Pittsburgh) show up in Philidelphia. The path-finding attempts to run them around Florida and up the Mississippi. Is there a 'safer' route from Philly?