I've noticed that in all the scenarios I've tried to play thus far, the trading system has had a few consistent problems, though I am only certain that one of these is actually a bug...
The chance for a manual trade is either zero or one hundred percent, there is no middle ground, and thus no reason to have a percentage and, indeed, little reason to make manual trading agreements since it seems like the various powers are much more focused on their profit than they were in HoI 2.
If it is relevant, I have the Steam version of Arsenal Of Democracy.
I find this to be a particular problem for the countries I enjoy playing, which range from forty to fifteen starting IC. This is because they lack the internal resources to sustain themselves and the military or industrial might to procure them - so in AoD, as in HoI 2, they depend heavily upon manual trade agreements.
The chance for a manual trade is either zero or one hundred percent, there is no middle ground, and thus no reason to have a percentage and, indeed, little reason to make manual trading agreements since it seems like the various powers are much more focused on their profit than they were in HoI 2.
If it is relevant, I have the Steam version of Arsenal Of Democracy.
I find this to be a particular problem for the countries I enjoy playing, which range from forty to fifteen starting IC. This is because they lack the internal resources to sustain themselves and the military or industrial might to procure them - so in AoD, as in HoI 2, they depend heavily upon manual trade agreements.
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