I downloaded this app and tried running it on my computer, and the first thing that shocked me was how little content there was for gameplay. Not only that, but the task manager showed crazy high resource usage. I don’t know if you’re using this 'game' as a cover for mining with our computers, but this program’s inefficiency is just appalling. Also, it seems like you’ve never worked in a port before, and you’re too lazy to even look things up. At ports, they typically use gantry cranes for heavy lifting, but you’re trying to lift cargo with vehicles and no assistive equipment—there’s only one outcome to that: the vehicle sinks and the driver ends up swimming with the fish. My advice? Do your research before developing games. Don’t hold on to unrealistic, crazy fantasies, because players aren’t idiots!
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Thanks for your feedback. I need to explain something for you sincerely. For the high CPU load caused by my own game engine, I just to say there's huge space for me to improve and I would like to struggle for that. I am sorry for this problem. Secondly, I think it is natural for me to develop such a lack game-play product, as I am a newbie in game development. I would like to think about these problems twice, Thanks for your reply again.
If your efficiency is this bad, you should focus on optimizing your program's performance before releasing it, instead of putting out a boring, resource-draining piece of crap that wastes everyone's time. These things could easily be lightweight if you used an existing game engine. I really don’t understand how you had the confidence to release this. Are you in such a hurry to prove yourself, like some high schooler? Have you ever actually studied game development? Something like Games101, for example?