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Patrician IV printable sheets for counting house settings
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10 and 40 day population demand sheets for counting house settings. Printable on A4
   
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10 and 40 day demand for 1000 to 60000 population needs
[u][b]Please be aware - demand numbers ARE NOT exact in the second sheet [/b][/u]. Rounded up to operate and remember easier. Numbers work well for me. They are easy to operate and adjust to town size. Just put them down in admin purchase tab (counting house) and lock from convoys. [previewimg=21700373;sizeOriginal,floatLeft;=Pat4_CountingHouse_cheatScheet=.jpg]demand sheets[/previewimg][/preview


Please be aware - demand numbers ARE NOT exact in the second sheet .
Rounded up to operate and remember easier.
Numbers work well for me. They are easy to operate and adjust to town size. Just put them down in admin purchase tab (counting house) and lock from convoys.
demand sheets
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darkestkhan 26 Apr, 2024 @ 4:33am 
@Kryndude no, you can't meet all the needs with factories alone. You need to import things from the outside... or just compromise on something.

But this is indeed a great printout.
Heraclitus 19 Jun, 2022 @ 2:36pm 
Great printout; next playthrough I'm going to have them on my desk.
Kryndude 31 Jan, 2022 @ 6:28pm 
Pops consume all type of goods, right? I guess the devs must've adjusted numbers so that pop consumption + factory needs can all be met with equal number of factories for every good?
Kryndude 31 Jan, 2022 @ 6:26pm 
So does this mean that I can reach equilibrium if I build the same number of factories for each and every goods?