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Now I am preparing settlers reproduction function. and in the near future, your settlers will be able to reproduce.
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Comments (11)
So, what is in the game so far? All I could do is build a few buildings, assign people to jobs and then nothing. And my mine and farm didn't seem to do anything.
For farms and mines need to: - Assign people to work - Activate the mine and the farm - Mine and the farm produces a number of resources at some time. As for the game, the game has just started its way. Do not expect much of the game, which is less than two months, and on the creation of a work by two people.
i've been trying and i can't
i'm curious how do you impregnate the girl?!
Maybe I'm just stupid, but do i have to wait irl hours before i get resources in the game? I've activated both my mining station and my farm, but i still don't get any resources .-.
Resources are extracted in real time. Activate the mine, and it will bring Resources every game day. In game 1 day = 4 hours
I was waiting eagerly to play this, thanks!
;) thanks
yes, please don't spam us all just to call us "lazy." If you find yourself being asked the same questions frequently ... well that's what a "Frequently Asked Questions" section is designed to deal with. The question I have, however, (and I wonder how frequently you get this) is how this is going to work and when its going to start working. I'm paying for it now because its a cool vague idea and your graphics are great, but ya, it would be good to know what this actually is and why its going to be fun to play.
It is very discouraging to see a developer call customers "lazy." It is extremely unprofessional. It's your job to provide a good experience to your customers, and that includes helping them understand when and how the product will be delivered. Instead of telling your "lazy" customers to read all of your previous posts (which are numerous and lengthy!), the least you could do is link them to a "FAQ" page with the answers. If you take the time to write a "FAQ" and just link to it periodically, I think you'll find you get far fewer questions and have generally much happier customers. For the sake of your business, please stop insulting your customers and getting in a bad mood over a situation that is a direct result of your decisions as a developer. Stop complaining and actually do something about it.
No comments. My English is not very good, and maybe I'm bad to express their thoughts, but should not be dramatized. Frequently asked questions - their only three. They exist for a long time. And I help to deal with the problems of all who turn to me. But if a person is too lazy to read - this is not my fault.