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I lost because my hand was full of mills, please lower the drop rate of mills, lol

Got 1020, unique tiles are essential.

Got 603 bio score, fun game

Really fun, I wish i could skip the "choose a card" phase, but i'm sure it adds some level of strategy that other people enjoy.

Fun game, I think the dragon should be a little stronger, I found level 1 troops + wall repair is enough to deal with the final wave, the dragon is almost useless comparatively

I don't get the point, I just buy things and make money from buying the things, why would I sell?

It's moreso the real time that it takes, not the ingame time

Love the update, just a few suggestions (not sure what you have planned already of this).

I think the time to make bigger games feels too long, and the ability to research is too short. The nintendo is out and I already have everything researched, just feels a bit early, but I also start a medium sized game and it takes 10 minutes in real time with fastforward on to complete, maybe a faster fastforward could solve this?

Hiring good employees is tedious with no downside for just hiring and firing until you find someone with good stats. It's also not very hard to not need to care about money after one game that you just dump all your money into advertising for.

I think having the notifications pop up instead of needing to click to see when a console comes out would also be effective.

I think it'd be cool if research additions also gave unique bonuses for using them, maybe you can research certain engine tools that will make certain additions take less time to implement.

Overall, I like the changes and look forward to what you have in store.

Took me a month of inconsistent play to get a win. Summons with bard are the play.

I can understand the tagline will attract people to the game, most of my issue did come down to that.

I think the issue at hand is that if life worked like a video game, then everyone probably would be happy and everything would just work.
The reason the soviet union was able to function at all was that they imprisoned all the unhappy people, which is the other side of that coin. Capitalism has been effective up until this point because of how it's removed democracy from the economy, the people at the top have the power and we've seen the violent effects of that, but real life people also have things to lose, even if they want to rise up and chop heads off, there's a lot of resistance in the status quo.

Maybe you need some sort of buffer to simulate how poverty works in western capitalist systems, people have enough resources to not die from a lack of food and water, but maybe poverty just decreases their quality of life compared to others, and societal collapse only comes from real food shortages and other aspects.

Anyway, always down to discuss communism.

Also this conceptually doesn't make sense from the start. If the only labor is making bread and everyone is making bread, why should you have money to begin with?

This is essentially a game where you raise and lower prices in a state capitalist economy where no one is greedy and you don't need to worry about resources.

Not a critique of the game, but Marxism isn't the government controlling the economy, marxism is specifically a stateless society where the workers control the means of production and not owners or capitalists.

I wasn't given any rations, so I can't eat night 1 and progress

The keyboard doesn't work for me

something is eating my inputs, ill press a letter like 3 times and it won't register until the third one

Your skill is the one that protects from crits, not their's

Once you solve michelle's password, you can't talk to her anymore, so the hint of talking to her doesn't help, lol.

Idk what issues you have logged to solve, but I sold 50 million copies of a game on a system that sold 200k systems