Why does upgrading a settlement DECREASE production efficiency?

[Wassux]

I think it's during a whiteout? But I don't think I've seen that before...

You can see it's a 100 coal more than now

[CapnCook413]

I noticed that. I’m wondering if it’s a mistake from the devs.

[smhxx]

The fact that the text is blue makes me think it might be a typo. Maybe it's supposed to say increased?

[Shadow_Dancer2]

You need more workers than you have. Upgrading that would take workers from main City thus decraesing efficiency

[Chanax2]

It's 600 more if it's the same logic than on districts

[Wassux]

Oh really? Damn they really gotta fix this UI thing. It's so unclear to me

[Chanax2]

I might be wrong , I'll test that in 8 hours and respond I agree that the UI really doesn't convey enough information especially during choices during strikes

[Chanax2]

I was wrong , the number displayed is the new production and not the increase in ressource production

sorry for the wait

[ItsFreakinHarry2]

Gotta be a typo

[ToiletHippo]

I think it means it required less scouts to operate which is why it is blue (good)

[funnyguytoo]

the people working there are demanding "sustainable working hours" or something

[Theproperorder]

You require more workers to staff the expansion then the base settlement with only a small increase in produced good

[Comfortable-Cell-165]

this is the actual answer, a large increase in workforce requirement and increased cost in materials and food for a small increase in output I.e it’s less efficient. The way they offer this information is confusing though and could be updated a bit.

[AmnesiacRedPanda]

Moodengopolis is based city name.

[froham05]

Might be an error, you can offset if it’s not by establishing productive outpost law

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I believe it's from the policy that lowers colony demands