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Oh no! So sorry about that! Just to check, did you get a confirmation pop up? I am wondering if perhaps we should add "are you really sure?" second confirmation step...
Many thanks,
Jo
I really love the game, but I honestly think it's in dire need of an undo button. I've made many mistakes while playing and instinctually pressed Ctrl+Z, hoping to undo my mistake.
If I could make any kind of suggestion, I'd highly recommend you implement an undo action.
Or, and here's a thought that might seen strong and sour, but don't build such an alarming bad gameplay decision into the game in the first place? - i jest but still, why would people want to instantly delete their whole museum, what benefit is that? OH GOD, the IRS is coming! quick, delete the museum! DELETE IT.
+1 on that undo action, that would be an amazing addition.
Not just when you make a mistake like deleting the whole building but also when you make changes and aren't happy with the result.
Throwing my vote in here for the undo button. (Controller friendly if possible) Please please please? With a cherry on top?
Well.... I have done that on purpose. To start from the beginning when upgrading.
So I for one have found it useful.
That said it could make sense to perhaps having to click a 'check-box' that needs to be checked in order to complete demolition. This could be further enhanced by showing a bunch of dynamite or something similar.
Especially since it targets the entire museum when you think you're just targeting a door. When it pops up, you THINK you are confirming deleting the door. After all, why in the world would the entire building be selected when you are just clicking a door?
an undo button would be great
It's useful, but an undo button is 100% needed.