It is mentioned above about GitHub.  According to your text, I see some kind of manipulation that gives you an open hater:  Why do I have a "negative reaction" and everyone else has a "Respected opinion"? What kind of cheap dispute methods are these? Unconvincing to me.  And now I'm going to show you how much you personally don't give a darn about what they give you. You don't read(or understand) the code, you don't look at the pictures. You're just looking for a reason to assert yourself at the expense of someone who actually offers improvements. I posted an important and beautiful picture. There are 2 complex concepts on it, which contain the whole essence of my proposal and this whole topic: "ON/OFF". These are 2 options. That's what I'm asking the developers for. Don't turn on "something" for me. And don't turn off this "Something" for others. There is both "ON" and "OFF" in my sentence.  Лично вы, guerringuerrin ,   which option do you disagree with ?.    I am waiting for a personal response from you.

They are simply disagreeing with you, can you please keep it respectful. If you can't see it in the mirror: Your the one whose being aggresive with worded insult. Your idea to me is such it degrades the RTS aspect of failure to mismanage an economy. Maybe RTS genre doesn't suit you, go play other genres with less strategy in mind. Don't even bother with Dwarf Fortress, Factoria, Frostpunk, CDDA because one part of the mechanic pissed you off. Mistakes of managing is a sign you can improve, further arguing is useless to me, have a great day nonetheless.

You just don’t get it do you? Anyone and everyone is a developer, and despite all of your long theoretical and rhetorical rants, you have yet to except that you yourself can add the code. If you’re not on Gitea (we dont use GitHub), then make an account and do something. No one has asked you to fill out a bug report, and if you were actually as skilled and experienced as you say, then you Wouk know there is a big difference between reporting a bug and actually contributing.

@seregadushkai talked to you with respect until u started to trashtalk me. if you know how to code you probably know (or can learn easy) how to make a pull request. repository is here: https://gitea.wildfiregames.com/0ad/0ad

What is it? I'm on the forum, not on GitHub.  This is the third time. I say : I've been writing to the developers. And I appeal to them. If you personally have a "Developer" badge, then your texts will also have weight for me.  I posted a picture, sample code, and most importantly, an idea to improve the game.  This is already more than 90% of local visitors. But I got a lot of insults for not going through the whole "developer for dummies" path. Did I make a mistake with my profession because I didn't "write my own mod"?  Do you know what a bug report is? I used to fill them out too. They are up to 2 pages in size, and all fields are required. Write in detail about the bug: "Before, after, during, what you want, what you see, what you should have, what you clicked, delete everything and put it clean, copy the logs, take a photo, edit the video, disassemble your computer, write the OS, processor and your biography." And at the end, get our salary. One item is optional.  It doesn't take a lot of intelligence to create this questionnaire. Obviously, the survey authors are full-time testers. And the cooler the bug report, the less work they do. I know that there are organizations where they don't require a bug report and don't pin their work on users. They are developing their own ways of collecting statistics.   Don't you notice anything like that? What the hell is GitHub? These letters should sound as desired. I've already made more than 90% of the users. Let's put it this way -- first I see my name on the thank you list, and then I'll think about GitHub.