Blockade +Jutland?

[SMK-at-work]

From the date (Sept-Oct 1915) it looks like you've traded in a lot of RM's from Turkey, which is standard practice - Turkey starts with a large surplus of RM production and builds up a stockpile in the turns before Bulgaria enters the war. 

Once the stockpile is used up it can still send a handful of RM's to Germany each turn, plus Austria can send 1-3 depending on how it's industry is going too.

[stephenhamley]

Accepted dude but here is a screen shot from a strat phase before bulgaria has entered so no overland trade with Turkey. I may have sent son AH resorces (cant remember as this was an old game and I'm not playing at the moment) but you will note that there are a significant amount of resources coming from trade.

[stephenhamley]

Sorry, here is the screen shot still not au-fait with the system.

[FrankHunter]

You'd get 3 resources from Sweden if you have 2 shipping in the Baltic.  In the Atlantic you will get 2 resources per shipping. 

v.B6 does a better job at handling the Atlantic due to a bug I fixed where British naval units in the Atlantic had very little chance of finding German shipping unless they were on "Raider" missions.  Yet most British units would normally be on "Patrol".

[hjaco]

Good. It was to easy to consistently have full trade as Germany in the first half of the war.

But it is still a fair strategy for CP to pursue if using the HSF aggressively on raid mission together with AH and OE fleets in the Med because it either ties up a large amount of Entente fleet in the Atlantic thereby protecting OE or vice versa.

[James Ward]

You now get resources for German trade in the Atlantic? I thought you got food before.

[FrankHunter]

You now get resources for German trade in the Atlantic? I thought you got food before.

You get both, its split.