Build mines (and others) to a ... lvl

[Nerendice]

Hi,
usually each player builds some buildings always at the same lvl. For example I upgrade my copper mines always at lvl 3. Another player maybe want his mines at lvl 2, or lvl 4, always the same.
Now need build at lvl 1, and after upgrade at lvl 2, and wait and upgrade at lvl 3..... So much time wasted.
Make the possibility to build directly at lvl 3 (or what the player wants), take all the time needed (lvl 1 + lvl2 + lvl3) and the resources needed for all the levels, but so no need follow every 3 minutes the game and continue to click click click... and maybe lose one upgrade because must run out of home.
Thank you.

[kke2100]

-1;

You want BB to play your account as too lazy to do yourself

[Xibor]

-1

[Ma_Baker]

-1 also agreed.

Same as the previous thread on auto-buffing. If you don't like managing your island, this is not the right game for you.

[vigabrand]

well said Ma, couldn't have put it better myself. see quote below

[BB_Saqui]

Since this is in the same vein as the other thread, I'll quote my response as it pertains to the same reasoning:


Thank you for the suggestion. As it's been noted by other players, we are very careful about not making the gameplay of "The Settlers Online" too hands-off and automated. This is largely a design choice, as we want players to make a deliberate conscious input when it comes to managing and maintaining their island.

[Nerendice]

Build a mine directly to lvl 3 is a way to make BB plays for me? You very love lose your time!
But ok, if you have all the day to play, good for you.

(you could write "-1" because you don't like what I said, but your answer is very very far from the real).


-1;

You want BB to play your account as too lazy to do yourself

[Nerendice]

Same my answer here too, as in the other thread:


Thank you for your answer.
I only tried to think a way to reduce the daily boring repetive "clicks", I'm talking about the things that are always the same, every day, where no need "put the head" to think, but only "automate" the arm and the finger to click, not a way to reduce the gameplay or "bot" the game, but it is only a my idea (and I see, from the answers of the other users, that I'm the only one with this idea :D ).
It's ok, I appreciated that you answered me.
Have a good work and good evening.
Bye

Ty to read my request and for the time to answer me.
Bye


Since this is in the same vein as the other thread, I'll quote my response as it pertains to the same reasoning: