Trade Routes

Hello I just got a cool suggestion from one of the players on s37 it was from MURDAxBTH. Here's what murd has to tell about trade routes: The idea of trade routes would allow crops from oases to be distributed throughout each city evenly, or any amount you wanted for that matter.. This could also apply for sending resources from the main city to each branch, thus defeating the constant transporting which has to be done manually each time. This would be a great tab to add to the city management, as you could control an adjust the amount as if you were selling or transporting and it would be done automatically every hour.
Thanks, 
Murd

The idea of trade routes would allow crops from oases to be distributed throughout each city evenly, or any amount you wanted for that matter.. This could also apply for sending resources from the main city to each branch, thus defeating the constant transporting which has to be done manually each time. This would be a great tab to add to the city management, as you could control an adjust the amount as if you were selling or transporting and it would be done automatically every hour.
Thanks, 
Murd

Ok sorry it's not showing up because I copied so I'll just tell every1 about it: Trade routes would allow you to give a percent or amount of resources that comes from your oases that you could spread out among your cities. Let's say you have a 1000 crop production from your oases. You would decide how much or the percent of what you would want to go to your main and your 3 subs. On kingdom management them could have a tab to control this. The trade routes would be automatic after set then this would save you some time from transporting.
This was from MURDAxBTH. Tell us what you like and don't like

why not just occupy different oases for different cities, that way your crop consumption is fine

oh and please use the edit button

Nathan has a point! Trade routes wouldn't work and being able to balance the number of oasis you are allowed between all of your cities makes haypi a challenge