@Deganveran, in fact the best to get points in Danaya. The best! I got millions of points with her. The new skill is wonderfull in my mind. Now it is possible to have much more population than before. And I have found the way to stop settlers die: http://www.reddit.com/r/idlecivilization/comments/35paw6/tired_of_losing_people_due_to_random_events_there/
Almost all heroes have 130 level. Raids can be defeated without using items. Inventory overflows. I just have not enough skillbooks. Now waiting for the update :)
Interesting feature/bug: if a raider had bronze armor equipped (+50%hp) and then the equipment is taken off, the excexx hp remains. And raider has current hp>max hp. Life line overfllows :)
Many people say that metal production is the best. I decided to test it. I built a lot of buildings and my metal production became ~14 times higher than food production. "Cool!" I thought! Then I decided to allocate all my workers with max wages to metal and then to food. The food production was twice higher. And this is with just ~1k population. So the result: without people metal is the best, with people food is much better.
This morning I learned a very important lesson - I should check my walls every day. All my wals were destroyed and I lost more than 50% population through one night...
I think we need something which we can do with the army. A had ~20k when I conquered the map. Thanks to the new events I have now ~77k. And nothing to do with them.
I often lose things which hero could find because there are too much things in my inventory. But if fact I have only 1 or 2 items in inventory. Is this normal? Or is the chance to lose an item in this way random?
About the building tab: it is really good looking! But it is a bit less convenient in my opinion. Maybe you could combine the previous and the current view? Reduce the images and place them in the same format as before?
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Thank you very very much! :) It really means a lot to me