Mandate Order Resource Diagnostic

The tool starts from the symptom you can see, then narrows the inspection to the source, field, labor assignment, storage handoff, route or destination that could interrupt that flow. The order is practical, not a fabricated probability ranking.

Answer Not sure whenever the live interface does not make a condition clear. The result will turn that uncertainty into a visible check instead of treating it as a confirmed game rule.

In the current launch build, water is stored at staffed wells and consumed from there rather than moved into granaries. A post station provides a cart-access halo to workers inside it; it is not a transporter that moves items by itself.

The August 20 patch added a Tent water-storage limit control, temporarily increased storage-building capacity and fixed one collection-building resource-detection failure. Those changes add current checks; they do not remove accepted-item, destination, staffing or transport bottlenecks, and they do not prove that every current extractor failure is the fixed bug.

Most generic transport circles and generic warehouse construction were removed or closed for the launch build. Follow an exact item through its visible source, active destination, specialized storage, workers and carrying access instead of relying on older reserve or routing assumptions.

For farming-related food problems, the diagnostic follows the supported seasonal sequence: spring cultivation, summer water, fertilizer and weeding, visible autumn harvest progress, then storage and distribution. It does not calculate crop yield, transport capacity or a best build order.

The August 27 expansion adds focused paths for food collapsing despite farmland, stalled wood-derived materials, and an input that exists while output remains flat. Those paths link to the Production Chain Guide and remain qualitative because current sources do not publish a complete throughput model.