I didn't have the authentication issue, I just hate Ubisoft.

Also the game is very flat and not particularly well balanced. Like you'd think unemployment would be a problem, but no, having thousands of unemployed workers is *good* actually because it means they can pay rent without you having to spend money on production facilities. You'd think the distance of everything would matter, but no, actually, your workers can live on the complete opposite side of the map from their job and still get there every day no problem. And the logistics also don't matter. You just need to plop down a warehouse to give everything in its radius access to the entire island's ressource stack. Doesn't really make much sense. Also islands can just not have a ressource that's mandatory to progression. "Oops, ahah, I guess you can't grow potatoes here, guess you will never be cash flow positive on this island.

I didn't have the authentication issue, I just hate Ubisoft. Also the game is very flat and not particularly well balanced. Like you'd think unemployment would be a problem, but no, having thousands of unemployed workers is *good* actually because it means they can pay rent without you having to spend money on production facilities. You'd think the distance of everything would matter, but no, actually, your workers can live on the complete opposite side of the map from their job and still get there every day no problem. And the logistics also don't matter. You just need to plop down a warehouse to give everything in its radius access to the entire island's ressource stack. Doesn't really make much sense. Also islands can just not have a ressource that's mandatory to progression. "Oops, ahah, I guess you can't grow potatoes here, guess you will never be cash flow positive on this island.