The worst peace is better than the best war.

Hello everyone. It’s just like the real world. Now, war has entered the game, too. I wish there weren't a war. Couldn't we do without it? Unfortunately, humans are strange creatures. They cannot build a world where everyone is happy, living in peace and sharing. They are greedy. They are driven by ambition. Anyway... Let’s get back to the game. Personally, I preferred the game without the combat element. But since war has been introduced, we’ll do what’s necessary. The heart of warfare: the military academy. The first step. The primary requirement. It lies at the core of constructing and upgrading military facilities, as well as recruiting troops and producing weapons and ammunition. I haven’t built it yet. I’ll share my experiences once I do. However, I imagine upgrading the military academy will come with its own set of challenges. A solid strategy will be essential once again. A lesson I’ve learned from strategy games: establish your defenses first. Attacking is far more costly than defending. Warfare means spending a large portion of your income. If you can’t replenish the economic resources you’ve spent, life—and this game—will become unbearable. In fact, the introduction of warfare suggests that the game will continue for a long time. From what I have observed, preparing for war is a lengthy and complex process, and naturally, completing that process will also take a considerable amount of time. I hope that the greed people exhibit in the real world does not manifest itself in this game as well. Players will disengage from the game if they feel suffocated by others encroaching on their territory. Attacks by powerful players against newcomers, in particular, would cause the game to lose its appeal. A new player will derive no enjoyment from the game if forced to surrender the majority of their earnings to someone else. Indeed, war is not a good thing. I believe it would be detrimental to the game as well. I wish there were no war—neither in the real world nor in the game. But I also want to point out that if I am forced to fight, I will wage that war with all my might. Because I love this game, and I have no intention of walking away from it. In fact, I plan to keep playing for a long time—provided the game itself doesn't shut down. As you’ve likely gathered from what I just said, this is an immersive game. It’s enjoyable and fun. It also rewards strategic thinking; it’s a game that can be played seriously. What more is there to say? Let’s keep going, friends. No backing down. No giving up. Just work, work, work to move forward every single day. I’d like to make a prediction regarding combat: I suspect it would be wise to build all war-related structures on the same island or in the same region. They might need to be within each other's range of effect. And that’s exactly what I love about it: the mystery. The unknowns. The new questions waiting to be solved. The worst peace is better than the best war.