Start Building Immediately for Wheatfield and Wells

[sHOTtHEfLY]

I think a lot of us do this everyday:

Wake up in the morning and spend 30min rebuild our wheatfields and wells.

Since wheatfields and wells do not cost building license, why cannot we start building it immediately like noble deeds?

The problem is most of us have 3 slots in the building queue and wheatfields and wells are built pretty quickly. We have to constantly watch it and add more to the queue over and over again.

I understand this game is suppose to be slow, but doing this everyday makes the game tedious, rather than fun. I enjoy waiting for my resource to build up, but not doing this repetitive work everyday.

Being able to start building immediately means we still have to do the work, so silos and waterwheel are still worthwhile.

Comments?

[Mikoli]

I have to agree, I was at a convention this weekend and had to spend 30/60 minutes of my precious time to make sure i did not run out of wheat...which meant that my water supplied dwindled as I had to make a choice as to which I rebuilt with the time I had. IF I could do it automatic, that would be awesome idea. It has my support!

[RecklessRue]

I agree. Or at least cut the build time in half pretty please.

[Wujcio]

if it's not obvious, point is that you buy silos/watermills. One costs $4... only once you buy a few you realize you need much more to sustain your production, 30 silos later (and $120) you spent more on a browser game than on a real game made by real developers team. hello!

[Ungolf]

If u dont want to rebuild them then simply buy watermills and silos. This game is about making money first dont expect it to change.

[LadyTerra]

I also don't think this will change. If wells and fields were instant builds, beyond replacing copper mines there would be no real reason to buy 3 extra build spots. Build spots, silos and watermills are cash cows.

[RageHammer]

If they took the tedium out of the game then they'd be forced to come up with compelling content, lacking the latter they'd rather milk the players dry before everyone catches on.