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  1. I'm quite new to game development overall, and this was my first time working with user interfaces. Since the initial release (and even before), I've been actively trying to fix UI-related bugs. I thought I had addressed everything, but apparently, I haven't. I'll look into that and release a patch as soon as possible. 😊
  2. I'm not entirely sure I understand what you meant here.
  3. This was actually a deliberate design decision. By making both gold and tower placement decisions more significant, players are encouraged to carefully consider their choices before placing a tower.
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Yeah I thought so about (3), Clever choice.

About (2), I mean that the icons for the weapons or setting them seem kind of dark and It gives the sensation that "Weapon is not available", Because sometimes the weapons light up but when they are selected I think it's darkened or something like that. 

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A dark button means you cannot afford the tower. If you have enough gold, the button lightens up; if not, it darkens again. Additionally, if you have enough gold and select the tower, the button will turn green, indicating that it is currently selected.

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I guess that's what I mean, to me personally it felt like the weapon was unavailable. 
It could be a matter of taste, I think even changing the shade of green could help. 
If I'm not looking directly at the selected weapon but rather at the screen it's really hard to differentiate the selected weapon from the other unavailable ones.
I think using a lighter color and doing something like highlighting the selected weapon with a perimeter like the orcs have around them is a good idea.