Probably my last post about NextColony...

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...because I came to a realization that the game is pretty damn unfair for the real players that are still clicking manually.

After finding a new planet today I am now in the situation where it's taking too much time and using some kind of bot is needed. I was thinking of buying the buildteam@buildteam bot, but do I really want to pay for some third-party bot when this payment will not even go towards game development? No, I don't think so. It will not make the game better at all for the casual player, actually it will maybe make the game even more unfair because the bot will become even more advanced. Would I pay for premium tools if they would be offered by NextColony itself? Sure, I don't see a problem with that. They could even offer many different options and pricings.

I had high hopes for the Yamato module because that's when legendary planet holders and people buying items from the shop finally see some "rewards" by supporting the game so much. The problem is that if you look at the rankings you can see that players using bots have such huge armies that you ordinary users don't stand a chance. You can distinquish the bot players from the real players by checking NextColony's fleet ranking. No real player will have over 5000-30000+ fleet number because honestly that's just too much clicking!

By looking at the fleet/production rankings there are still real players playing, but when they realize these problems as I did not so long ago they will probably also leave. In reality it's not even worth it to explore and find new planets because the galaxy is infinite and thus the bot armies will always have an upper hand. You can just wait for a month or two and then buy many planets for almost free because their value is also vanishing fast.

I think that's it for NextColony for me sadly and from now on I am not going to play as often anymore.

Probably my last post about NextColony... | Ecency