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this is inconsistent with all other goods where the dark green means you have extra production capacity available that is currently used
here i have 77% because not enough people are in range of the post office, this is completely different, i have no immediate way of increasing the population in range -- there are NO more people on the island! (yes i realize you're simply dividing in-range population by 500)

EDIT:
post office covering 638 out of a total 1155 jornaleros-only population on the island: 128%? 127%? make up your mind...
and current of 2 out of potential of 1?

over 1 year ago - Ubi-Ciel - Direct link

Hey @hundreAd1800 and @Macs1209,

I understand that your mail production stat in Anno 1800 is not accurate. So we can better understand the situation and forward it to the dev team, could you let us know if you're using mods of any kind for Anno 1800?

over 1 year ago - Ubi-Ciel - Direct link

Hey guys,

Thanks for getting back to me. After looking into this, I can see that this behaviour is working as intended. Since the productivity of Post Offices depends on how many residents it covers, the productivity can get + few hundreds in productivity, which makes Statistics of production look like this. The same goes for Campaign/Sandbox games and Post production statistics, which confirms that this issue is not a bug.

over 1 year ago - Ubi-SleepyGoat - Direct link

Hey everybody, I just wanted to give you an update to say that I'm checking in with the Team to see if the inconsistency in how Post Office current vs Max Production gets tracked as opposed to other similar buildings is actually intended or not. Once I have an update, I'll get that posted here in the thread for everyone!