On 08 Apr 2008 09:33:31 -0600, Eddie Grove <eddiegrove@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
>
>When you are in the mode to move things about, sometimes later items
already
>have some production. Most commonly I started a building, then put a
unit
>ahead of it, but it might be you start a naval unit then put a land unit
in
>front.
>
>If an archer down the list already has production on it, do not remove
it.
>First, add a new archer to the top of the list. After 1 turn, the game
will
>have moved the production from the later archer to the new one. Then you
can
>delete the later archer without losing production. This is from ancient
>memory, but I think it is right.
>
>
>Eddie
You can remove things from the queue that have some production in them
at any time without losing any of that production. The game remembers
the production put towards an item whether it's in the queue or not.
If an item isn't currently being built then the production in it does
begin to decay, one hammer per turn, after a certain number of turns.
It doesn't matter whether that item is in the queue or not. By
default, the decay begins after 10 turns for units and 50 turns for
buildings.
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