Problems i noticed.

[killerdude11]

could be just me, but when i go to political map, the Dresden province doesn't have a title (tried reinstal)

some times you won't be able to buy items even when theres plenty of them in the world market.

when i play confed in House Divided campaign regular clothes don't appear to be on the market at all, like telephones in GC (i don't mean market supply)

 

[Lotus Lo]

I have noticed a few anomolies in the maps like that. Another one of the top of my head is that funky Indian UK prov that looks like a backward C. Its split into two, but there is no line between them. Also, the port icon goes away at max zoom.

The market availability is not always certain. The nations that are producing said goods are either not selling them, or other nations are buying them before you get your turn.

 

[killerdude11]

I have noticed a few anomolies in the maps like that. Another one of the top of my head is that funky Indian UK prov that looks like a backward C. Its split into two, but there is no line between them. Also, the port icon goes away at max zoom.

The market availability is not always certain. The nations that are producing said goods are either not selling them, or other nations are buying them before you get your turn.

if that was the case they will be in the trade screen with a (1) as market supply. But their not in the rade screen at all

 

[Lotus Lo]

If they are not in the trade screen at all then I have no clue. However, if they are not in the trade screen then how do you know if there is plenty of the item on the WM?

oh... lol.. so I guess I just read the first two parts not the third. Telephones for GC I dont think will be on the trade screen till somebody invents it. As for the RegClothe thing for the Confederates... hmm, no clue? You also can not build a Machine Parts factory as the Confederates either... maybe the Confed .csv file is messed up?

 

[killerdude11]

any refrence to the dresden thing. Laso a province in Northern india is missing a border in the political map.