GMs won’t help me with my issue of putting gil in the wrong plot while distracted

[FireMage]

Imagine actually reading

[Jojoya]

Imagine actually reading

The game has way too many confirmation windows for players to have to read through. It gets to the point we're mindnumb to them and stop paying attention.

It's a situation where too much for the sake of caution becomes more problem than help. Redesigning the UI so things are clearer in the first place and fewer confirmation windows are needed would help.

[MilkieTea]

The game has way too many confirmation windows for players to have to read through. It gets to the point we're mindnumb to them and stop paying attention.

It's a situation where too much for the sake of caution becomes more problem than help. Redesigning the UI so things are clearer in the first place and fewer confirmation windows are needed would help.

In most cases, I'd agree, but when bidding on a house, where you know that you're putting a large sum of money on the line, paying attention should be the first thing you do, and that includes making sure you read the confirmation pop ups. If you (royal you), like the OP, have eyesight problems and you know this is the case, compensate for that.

[dspguy]

The game has way too many confirmation windows for players to have to read through. It gets to the point we're mindnumb to them and stop paying attention.

It's a situation where too much for the sake of caution becomes more problem than help. Redesigning the UI so things are clearer in the first place and fewer confirmation windows are needed would help.

I totally agree with this. It isn't a valid excuse for the OP, but it is a problem. We are constantly asked to confirm choices - many of which have consequences not worth putting the confirmation even in there for. When a consequential choice is presented, our brains are already wired to just click yes anyway.