Then as shipping costs decrease, to build large centralized production centers. I would imagine in early game years, while shipping is expensive, it would be wise to spread out factories. Regardless I'm mostly interrested in feedback on what is considered most efficient/economically viable, few Large factories in centralized locals or numerous smaller ones spread out all over. Otherwise, cut back on some of the micromanaging and let the districting system, although less efficient, do some of the work. I've been trying to limit the number of factories in this latest game and indeed have fewer than previous games, but despite having set the slider for lowest fluctuation in customer demand still seeing a lot of variance that has me scrambling trying to adjust factory output.You'll probably want to use the auto production system when I add marque management to the system (v1.22.3). If you notice anything different, shoot me the save game. If prices are the same, then it is in order closest to furthest from the factory. Some bugs were worked out of the previous iteration of the shipping system.

I've been trying to limit the number of factories in this latest game and indeed have fewer than previous games, but despite having set the slider for lowest fluctuation in customer demand still seeing a lot of variance that has me scrambling trying to adjust factory output. I tend to expand rapidly into global sales and building/selling most types of vehicles but with latest game seem to be seeing some odd distribution of vehicles with major sales cities like London catching the brunt of any shortages as oppossed to smaller cities further away from factories coming up short. After several game starts I'm wondering if it is better to have a larger number of smaller factoriesspread all over to support a global corporation or a smaller number of larger factories in more centralized regional locations.

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