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  1. #1
    Kalie

    Another problem with building licenses

    Hi, now at level 18 today.
    A fish ground was exhausted. So I pulled down the fishermans hut.
    I had 10 building licenses left, after pulling down the hut it became 11. So far so good.
    But after building a new fishermans hut, the building licenses went from 11 to 9 ....
    Another small bug, perhaps?
    A problem earlier mentioned: if you pull down an exhausted stone quarry, you even don't get the lincense back. I don't know if this bug is fixed already?

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    Jolly Advisor
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    just a point, you don't need to demolish fishermen huts, you can replenish the stock via the provisions house.
    Do you mean the quarry or the mason's hut? If you send out your geologist to find more stone he will often find more at an exhausted quarry.
    With regard to the licence issue, then that may be a bug

  3. #3
    Kalie
    Very strange, toninght, after a few hours not playing (first having Pakjesavond/Sinterklaas with the kids) the building licenses went up back to 10.

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