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I've heard this song before
I'm sure it is, and I'm sure if I used the barn and I went out of my way to separate everything as evenly as possible with big wide open 2-3 person wide traffic lanes that THEN it would work - but is that really my job here? Or should they just write better code so I don't have to change my gaming experience to match their bad code?
I appreciate work arounds but you gamers need to understand that WORK AROUND is not a solution to bad code. The developer making better code is the solution.
In literally every other industry and line of work, thats called Consulting, Product Advisor, or QA, and you get paid for it obviously. Man these video game devs got a good racket going:
Get lonely low self esteem men to fix your product on their time and money, and make them feel privileged doing so. Damn son Thats some nasty work
So I guess skill issue?
Right? I have 4 workers in the Bungalow as well, just set it up in a way that the pathing and needed items are easily accessible and located, no issues with pathing whatsoever. Only AI issues I've had so far is needing more routes for the handler, and maybe a sanity check to make sure if they are using jars that they have enough product for a jar, otherwise skip it for the next product in the route, otherwise they stop working if product is less than 5 because they put it on the packaging table and it holds it up until more is harvested, but the other strains just sit there un-packaged.