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I really want to write a favorable review on the store page to support the studio, but between ridiculous immersion destroying 'features' like archers taking down stone towers, and the many, many crashes to desktop I experience in late game (100+ population cities) play, I'd rather persist in writing forum comments than leaving a less than positive review, because I desperately want this game to succeed and become more playable.
Devs, if you are reading this, PLEASE turn your focus to improving the stability of the game you've made, and proceed with extreme caution when it comes to adding more buildings/production chains/junk that will introduce more bugs and more crashes. You guys rock for delivering what you have with this amazing concept. Be wary of piling more stones on a faulty foundation!