The issue states that there are not enough buyers for products. For your Cities Skylines industries not enough buyers mean that the supply chain is paused so they aren’t producing money. Let’s figure out why the City Skyline not enough buyers for products issue happens. Show
Reasons Behind Cities Skyline not Enough Buyers IssueTo simplify, the supply chain in the game works in the following way: – Raw materials are extracted Between all these steps, you need to deliver goods to the necessary facilities. The not enough buyers for products Cities Skylines Issue is what may happen to your industrial zones when you fail to get products out of the industrial area to commercial zones. How to Fix not Enough Buyers for Products Cities Skylines IssueYour industries produce goods for commercial zones that are considered buyers. So you either don’t have enough commercial zones (or connections to them) or have too many industries. Also, something may be wrong with your export, add more connections for that. There are two possible root causes for the Cities Skylines not enough buyers for products industry issue.
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To summarize: in order to avoid City Skylines not enough buyers issue, you need to make sure your industries have proper connections and you have enough commercial zones. Let’s have a look at cases when this issue is combined with some other issues. Cities Skylines not Enough Raw Materials and not Enough BuyersMost likely, the issue is that your connections don’t allow you to deliver raw materials to the industrial zone and to take products out of it. Try to improve connections, place industry closer to highways, use railway or cargo ships terminal. Cities Skylines not Enough Goods to Sell and not Enough Buyers for ProductsSometimes, you may see that while your industry is suffering from a lack of buyers, your commercial zones don’t have goods to sell. That’s another example of the transportation issue. I’d recommend connecting these two zones with the cargo train line. My city is having a huge issue where factories are getting shut down because they apparently can't sell their products. The in-game tooltip recommends building more commercial, but my commercial demand is at zero. I understand some of the dynamics at play here: traffic needs to be smooth enough that trucks can get to the stores in time, and if there are no stores available the truck will just export the goods outside the city. But this is where I get confused. The route between my industry area and the outside connection is barely used (zero traffic) and the industry area is right next to the outside connection. And yet, these factories are getting abandoned for not being able to sell their goods. So what I'm confused about is why my factories don't all just export the goods instead of complaining that there are no stores to sell them to? There is some exporting, but not enough. And its definitely not a traffic or distance to outside connection issue. So this leads me to believe there is some hidden maximum for how much you can export. But that's just speculation. Anyone know what's really going on? Click to expand... Are u using the TMPE mod?
https://skylines.paradoxwikis.com/Supply_chain#Export : Based on this, my understanding is that if there are no consumers in your city, it defaults to exporting the materials to another city. Or am I reading this wrong?
There are some stores, but I think commercial demand is low because of low residential. I'm not getting any "not enough goods" issues at all, but I'm getting a lot of "not enough customers". I know I can try to remedy this by building residential, but I'm just interested in why I can't rely more on exporting to other cities so I came here to ask how it all works. No. Should I?
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