Good Pizza, Great Pizza

Guesswork, Rule-Bending, and contradictions! A few Low-Level orders I’ve had: 1. >>”I’m on a wheat diet,”<< but the customer does NOT mean that they want ONLY wheat—They actually want sauce and cheese too. If they were on a wheat diet, why are they adding (dairy) cheese and (fruit) tomato sauce to that oddly-selective “wheat diet” lifestyle? This feels like the customer is asking for no cheese or sauce, just some plain wheat slices…BUT! The correct pizza here requires sauce and cheese, despite the previously stated dietary restriction. 2. >>”I'd like a pizza to help lower my risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and some forms of cancer... with basil,”<< but the customer does NOT mean that they want ONLY wheat and basil—They also expected sauce and cheese. This feels like the customer is asking for the greenest/healthiest pizza possible, much like a (cheeseless) vegan diet…BUT! The correct pizza here requires cheese, despite the fact that high cholesterol and plaque buildup in the arteries are a couple of the leading causes for heart disease. Most cheeses are high in cholesterol and/or saturated+trans fats, causing a buildup of plaque when consumed in excess -> Thus, a CVD like heart disease is born. •••••> But anyway, just from these two examples, the [Always Sauce/Cheese a Pie!] rule makes a lot of sense, right? Always give a dough that foundation, unless SPECIFICALLY stated otherwise, because that’s what a pizza is? 🤣 Yeah no, that got me too, and the creators clearly didn’t mean it. They DO want you to try and blindly guess! So you’re left in total confusion trying to interpret the wording, only to get it wrong anyway. It feels especially mean when the written rules NEED to be ignored to please the customer…Example: 3. >>”Onions and mushrooms. Nothing more. Nothing less,”<< but the customer does NOT want you to follow any of your previous teachings. When you ask “What?” they will NOT clarify any further, and this customer repeats the same exact line about, mush and onion, nothing more nothing less. This feels like the customer is asking for mushrooms and onions, with no other toppings…The correct pizza here requires NO sauce and NO cheese. NO foundation, despite no request to skip either ingredient. Thus, this order (and many more) are left completely open to interpretation on whether or not it’s a (correctly made) flatbread or a (wrong - but per RULES, the default choice!) sauced/cheesed pie. If a Za customer doesn’t want something on their pie, why are their lines scripted to never state such a vital but necessary ingredient omission? Why must I sauce/cheese always, if that last example didn’t require that rule to be in place? Make it make sense. PS. A scrolling bar as part of the UI would fix any possible Left-Right misclicks, but this game sadly doesn’t have one. Players are currently forced to discover where the Line’s ‘Safe’ clickzones are through their own rushed trial and error, and the zones vary from step to step. Unless players want to risk grabbing the wrong pizza board (if more than 1 is out like I do for speed), or worse, push-scroll so far to the right that you accidentally let go of a finished 6-topping pizza at the trashcan, instead of into the box. It feels like the game is forcing you to perform progressively worse to upset your customers further each day. Plus the hike from 15 gems to 40 gems for topping “buddy” perks, absolutely reeks of pay-to-play. Gems don’t come easy, and they never have, so any pizza with 3+ toppings or more than one pie always results in poor outcome due to patience mechanics.