Caesar III, vanishing houses + other questions

[Nan Wang]

While randomly scrolling around the city, I noticed something really
strange. One of my large Insula(sp) was devolved, now that has happened
before so I checked its status and it says it could not get access to the
bathhouse, well it had access before and I didn't touch that sector for
a while, on top of that the bath is just next door. Then the weird part
happened, once it devolved to small casas, they just disappeared altogether,
I tried to put for sale signs there but they'd disappear too, eventually
I made that area into a garden.

There is however, a more urgent problem. I have two fruit farms and about
50 units of fruit in the warehouses, but the market buyer just won't pick
them up, I mean furnitures, olive oil, food and pottery gets distributed
just fine.

Thanks in advance.

[Derek Benson]

On Mon, 16 Nov 1998 14:15:03 GMT, Nan Wang <nw...@shore.net> wrote:

>While randomly scrolling around the city, I noticed something really
>strange. One of my large Insula(sp) was devolved, now that has happened
>before so I checked its status and it says it could not get access to the
>bathhouse, well it had access before and I didn't touch that sector for
>a while, on top of that the bath is just next door. Then the weird part
>happened, once it devolved to small casas, they just disappeared altogether,
>I tried to put for sale signs there but they'd disappear too, eventually
>I made that area into a garden.

The bath lady walking around changed her route and didn't walk past
that house any more, even though it's right next door. This can happen
if you put in one extra road, she walks down that road, and
everything's irrevocably changed for the rest of eternity! Uhhh... or
until you put in an extra bath-house. This is my guess as to what
happened anyway. The disappearing casas I have never experienced (and
hopefully never will).

>There is however, a more urgent problem. I have two fruit farms and about
>50 units of fruit in the warehouses, but the market buyer just won't pick
>them up, I mean furnitures, olive oil, food and pottery gets distributed
>just fine.

The market buyer will not pick up fruit or other food at a warehouse,
it has to be moved to a granary first, she will pick it up there.

Derek