Let me explain my point. I encountered an issue when universities claimed that there were 0 scientists required in the colony and produced no more. However, I've checked all buildings in a particular dome and have found that only 3 out of 12 scientists actually worked. The reason was that other 9 scientists were in a senior age and didn't work. To solve the problem and to allow universities to produce more scientists I set up another dome just for Seniors, waited for them to resettle and turned off oxygen.
This example shows the issue: Senior colonists shouldn't be counted when universities decide how many of the particular specialists the colony needs. I know that I can manually make universities to produce a specific profession but it is too tedious and I prefer to run them in automatic mode.
P.S. I want to stress that the problem is not in the fact that seniors don't work. It is in the fact that universities count not-working seniors as an eligible working force and don't produce fresh workers with the given profession.
This example shows the issue: Senior colonists shouldn't be counted when universities decide how many of the particular specialists the colony needs. I know that I can manually make universities to produce a specific profession but it is too tedious and I prefer to run them in automatic mode.
P.S. I want to stress that the problem is not in the fact that seniors don't work. It is in the fact that universities count not-working seniors as an eligible working force and don't produce fresh workers with the given profession.
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