ORIGINAL: Numdydar
You may not realize what a truly monumental task that would be to actually code. Yes it seems so easy, but to take code that is this complex and then modify it to allow manual manipulation would take forever. And then other things would not get done.
Just something to think about.
I agree on this (reluctantly). However, this example is making me a little worried. This example means that you have to check really everything manually, whatever the case, even if you think the form is correct!
You not only have to check on the form itself, but even have to check the route each resource or build point takes. And you have to do that with the whole group of nations. Now, imagine a multiplayer game going on and the French player gave his OK on this? I would be very angry with the USSR and say to the French at that moment: your trains with oil are stalled on the railroad, because the USA build point going to Moscow get priority. MWIF however now thinks the French get there oil points through Murmansk. That's not good at all, since it is the player who owns the minor port who will decide what to trade through the port and not MWIF!
No way uncle Joe would have allowed that oil to flow to the French and not getting a build point from the US in return. No way...
To me, that's the real problem with this, so there is a bug in here after all. Who decides which resource or build point goes where? MWIF or the player?
