I have a problem with your game that I think every player needs to know about. It seems that there is a huge programming error in the script that literally "steals" tools, marble, planks, steel, etc. from your account for every action you make in the game. Maybe this was intentional, maybe the developers don't know about it. I just saw it happen again on both my games and I now know I have wasted most of the last two weeks playing a game that is poorly developed.
I let my tools build up for several hours today. I just clicked on hundreds of tools, marble, steel, wood, and coins, but the account shows only "3" tools out of the hundreds I should have added. The same has happened numerous times over the past week. Additionally, when I try to login in the prompt states that my password is wrong, so I re-enter it with no problem. Obviously, yet another glitch.
Last week, the server informed me that I needed to "add culture" and prevented me from doing anything without adding culture. Once I added culture, it required me to "add population." I had no room due to the slow progression of building my stock of marble, planks, tools, and steel, after my account had been stolen from in every transaction by the system. Truly frustrating! I would rather watch paint peel than go through that again.
In the trader, I was informed that "you don't have enough credit to complete the transaction," but items were taken from my account.
I am glad I have yet to pay for diamonds, but my relaxation time is valuable to me. I spent about an hour a day on both games. I set up game two to fight the boredom and slow down by game one that the developers imposed on me.
Your game has too many undefined rules. Explanations are not clearly given, and the fighting part really truly sucks!!
Additionally, It seems that the inherent motivation was to make the game so interminably slow and frustrating that players would buy diamonds for cash (US currency or other) to speed up the game.
I also noticed that few people outside of the development team venture onto the forums, which is why I am addressing them through the forum to ask them to fix their errors and change the game to a more user friendly, less greed motivated game. Until these changes are made, I doubt I will be spending much time playing it.
Finally, looking at the number of closed accounts, those with less than one hundred points, it is staggering that out of more than 50,000 players that are on record, you have only about 6,000 active players that play any amount of time at all.
You are losing your audience through poor performance and false advertising.
The game is advertised as, "You can do anything you want in this game!"
Well, obviously, you can't.
I doubt this post is up next week, so I will post it online in my blog.
It could have been a really sweet game if you did what the players wanted you to do, but you will not listen to us.
Mark Winkle
a part-time gamer,
author, consultant,
teacher