I recently started a new game as the necro, being as this is my third game and I don't have much of a clue what I'm doing at around turn 77 winter comes on and I end up in bankruptcy, I get the warning but as I'm -16 dust/turn there really isn't much I can do. I figured that once you hit bankruptcy the AI will sell off units and/or improvement for lump sums of dust giving you some breathing room until you can balance your economy. So I end the turn and the game sells all my units in my main army, my hero, and 5 improvements. Is this normal or some kind of bug? If this is the normal game behavior it seems like a harsh penalty for going over by -15 dust on that turn. Wouldn't it make more sense to have the sold units converted into dust at a set rate giving you the amount as dust to keep you above water economically until you can balance out you budget over a more decent period of time instead of selling units essentially for nothing until your budget goes positive?

Hello,

What was sold seems a bit extreme from what I understand of your situation.

A save might be interesting to see if this is really a bug.

Otherwise, in winter, in order to avoid such situation do not hesitate to focus your workers on Dust production. It might give you some time to find a proper balance some turn later.

I just checked if there was any auto-saves but unfortunately I continued playing a new game and it seems to have overwritten them. I went exactly -15 for one turn, It sold my only hero, 3 units (3 foragers) and 3 seed storage's, one other building as well (may have been a a sewer) I'm just interested if this is an intended feature, is there some kind of logic to how units are sold if you go into bankruptcy and are they sold at a rate for dust directly or does the game just sell off units until you go into positive dust production?