https://gitea.wildfiregames.com/0ad/0ad/issues/8757

Congrats on the 0ad a0.28 release ya'all ! Game's so smooth on my light setup, I'm lagging behind like a pikeman!  the game's latest version segfaults after minutes here on Arch (just to confirm @ffm2 @andy5995 and @hyperion above) : both after (a27.1-5 -> a28.0-1) and (a28-1 -> 0.28.0-1) with my old a27.1 config folder, as well as if I move it no new logfile is generated upon crash that is, up to now in this location @ffm2 Will proceed to Arch linux's gitlab see if I can add something usable there.  

First test with clouds moving on the map =D

What is ignored: You build an Ice house and it generates 30 food in the first minute after completion. If you build an corral, it needs 60 seconds time to train the cow before it generates the food. So that is an ¨extra cost¨ of 30 food. Also your corral calculation assumes 8 cows per corral, whereas in the start of the game, you cannot afford 8 cows and you will have at the early phase only one or two. So the calculation assumes that initial investment is not a burden. So it is more like For the first minute after construction: 100 wood invested+build time, 150 food invested (for cow recruitment), no tickle After 1 minute: 100 wood invested+build time, 300 food invested, 1 food/s tickle. So after 2 minutes you need to consider: I have thrown 300 food and gained 60 in return, do I need to put another 150 food in it? I ran a spreadsheet and only when you get your 6th cow, you have recovered the food you invested. If you start your game with corrals+cows, you will see that the investment is not that good. A woman on a field does return her costs within 3 minutes. To be fair to the corral: goats give a better return on investment. What I would suggest is added functionality for the Ice house: namely being a drop-off site for food in addition to the tickle.

Haha, yes, it's true. The problem is that I haven't even finished the first civilization yet, lol. And I changed so many things in the game that the PETRA BOT is broken, so whoever plays won't find a real challenge.