Now there are two TCs, ATC and BTC. First, build a market A next to ATC, and then build a market B next to BTC. Let the caravan generated from market A click ATC first, and it will automatically go to market B which is farther away. Then right-click BTC. At this time, the caravan has gold on it, and will automatically look for market A which is farther away from BTC. The gold on it does not disappear, and the total amount of gold is not calculated according to the distance from ATC to market A, but will become the gold calculated from the distance from BTC to market A. Using this BUG, you can brush gold out of thin air when there are many caravans in the later stage.
I don’t get what you are doing here. Seems to me like you are just taking gold from TCA ald delivering to MA(market A). What function clicking on TCB, before delivering to MA does, I dont understand. Maybe I’m stupid or maybe your explanation is not clear enough.
Never mind. I think I get it.
-So it calculates gold by looking at the distance between TCA and MB.
-you click TCB and caravan will go straight to MA, without ever going to TCB first, with the gold load A(GA)
Seems broken yes. Would you now have to move the caravan to TCB and then click TCA to repeat? So that it calculates the distance between last market touched(MA) and TCB and then click on TCA to make it take GB to MB?
Yes, the disadvantage of this BUG is that it requires frequent manual operations. If the number of subsequent caravans is formed, and there are 2 TCs and 2 markets, gold can be quickly earned.