I got a couple of questions about the town inputs and outputs and such. I make four timber a turn, and three of it is used by the town to make furniture for whatever it uses it for, and then. The fourth is stockpiled? Do I own that? Or is the town also buying it and just stockpiling it itself for some reason? It looks like the town is getting it, because I am making eight gold. (Although then later if I am reading how grain works correctly then my expected next turn income is saying I only get 6 gold from the timber)
Similar question for cloth, four cloth gets made, and two of it is purchased by the town, presumably the other two are exported on the trading ship, but it looks like the town is purchasing the cloth for five from the mills and then selling it for 4 to the ship.
Also it doesn't look like the textile mill is paying for the cloth it is using? Instead it's gold column is recording the amount that the town is paying for it's cloth to be used in other buildings (which don't record that, appropriately I guess, but weirdly)? The net gain for Hander looks right, unless he is selling to the town and the town sells it on at a loss (although it looks like npc buyers, all else being equal, will buy from players, and if more then one player is selling they will buy equally as possible from them?)
Um. Basically, for the most part I don't think anything is wrong (except that my gain from timber might be too high), but it all looks very weirdly and inconsistently put together.