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虽然我打的是好评，但是我其实仍然认为这个游戏的数值需要打磨
1，试炼的难度曲线不均衡。
前两个挑战由于出现在游戏刚开始的位置，此时游戏路线比较固定，因此基本上所有人都是带着同样的配置进入试炼的，因此试炼的难度卡得非常恰好，必须所有可用升级全部获取后用极高的手速才能恰好过关（我是用的笔记本电脑的触摸屏才勉强通过的，我意识到鼠标的活动效率和设置的自动砍树均远没有笔记本的触摸屏划动效率快，我看了其他玩家的评测发现许多人卡在第二个试炼也印证了这一点，所以可能对于鼠标玩家来说，试炼2的难度确实偏高了），前面都没有问题，到了第三个挑战开始，由于转生系统的引入，导致砍树效率上限更容易突破了，这也合理，不过后面的难度感觉还是有点偏低了，因为前两个试炼已经给了人“这个游戏的试炼难度够高，需要人充分准备”的印象，结果突然难度曲线变得很低，会破坏玩家的期待（毕竟辛辛苦苦的准备之后发现试炼突然变得比想象中简单很多），所以我认为试炼的难度曲线需要调整
2，虚空升级的收益过低。
这个游戏的节奏和虚空升级的节奏完全对不上，可能是虚空木头的获取计算公式不够精妙的缘故，游戏的节奏过快而虚空升级能给的东西太少，我在重置了两次之后就意识到 反复获取虚空木头获取升级，可能远远没有 在不重置的情况下不停地冲到更后面的进度 的效率更快，我感觉虚空升级里的很多内容都能证明这一点，幸运斧的最大伤害，十字斧的射程，都是解决过渡的需求，看似有用，然而实际情况是斧头商店里斧头价格之间的差异导致这些斧头会被快速替换（幸运斧的就业空间比较大，其他斧子在短时期内都难比过这个斧子，直到气球斧以后基本可以再也不用换斧子了）。哦，甚至还有“气球之树重置计时耗时增加”，“传送之树的传送距离减少，甚至只是升级1次只从10减到9”这种升级，已经可以称得上是意义不明，拿来充数的程度了
3，暗影木的获取效率低到一种反常的程度
暗影木的生成要求可以看出来是先有一块足够塞下暗影木的地块时才会生成，但是初始暗影木的所需空间是半径3格，这个区域疑似有点偏大，原因是在一个需要砍许多树的游戏里，别的树木有资格一群群地挨在一起，通过范围大的斧子一次性砍下，而暗影木却没法吃到这个优势，不仅是在玩家爽感的角度看，还是从这个阶段应有的木头获取效率来看，暗影木有点太难获取了。更深层的原因也能用前面的说明解释，虚空升级收益低，玩家不愿意重置，导致升级里暗影木半径减小的升级很难被点到（这是我在升级列表里看到的少数愿意主动点的技能，然而我此时已经处于游戏中后期，我感觉重置反而会减慢我的进展速度），另外一个原因是，大范围的斧子确实比其他斧子更有优势，因为气球斧给的实在是太太太慷慨了，在拥有斧头尺寸升级，不能获得巨人斧之前，2.5半径的斧头碾压了所有其他斧头，其他气球斧后面的斧头，有1.5的，有1.25的，1.5的平方是2.25，1.25的平方是1.5625，而2.5的平方是6.25，碾压了前面的东西太多了，其他斧头确实都有各自的特效，但是气球斧的大范围确实就是他最强最强的特效，话题似乎有点扯远了，总之，暗影木没法从大aoe斧头这边吃到收益，因此获取暗影木的问题会让玩家非常头疼。其实难获得就难获得嘛，木头获取难度之间总会有点区别，如果要追求绝对平衡的话也太为难开发者了，但是，什么叫“我只砍传送木然后拿传送木转化成暗影木的效率比我直接砍暗影木的效率还要快”，这是不是有点太令人匪夷所思了

哦，不过还是要说点好话的，至少从史莱姆树开始，基本每一颗树都有足够创新的特色，这个我很喜欢


Although I left a positive review, I still think this game's numbers need fine-tuning.

1. Unbalanced difficulty curve of the trials.

The first two trials appear at the very beginning of the game, where the progression path is still quite linear. As a result, almost everyone enters these trials with the same setup. The difficulty of these trials is tuned so precisely that you need every available upgrade and extremely high APM (actions per minute) just to barely pass. (I only managed to clear them using a laptop touchscreen. I realized that mouse movements and auto-chopping are far less efficient than quickly swiping on a touchpad. Reading reviews from other players, I noticed many got stuck at the second trial, which confirms this. So for mouse users, Trial 2 is likely overtuned.)

The first two trials are fine, but starting from the third trial, the introduction of the reincarnation system makes it much easier to push the ceiling of wood-chopping efficiency. That's understandable, but the difficulty afterward feels too low. The first two trials created the impression that "trials in this game are tough and require thorough preparation," so when the difficulty suddenly drops, it breaks player expectations. After all that grinding and preparation, finding the trial unexpectedly easy is anticlimactic. I believe the difficulty curve of the trials needs adjustment.

2. The Void upgrades offer too little benefit.

The pacing of the game and the pacing of Void upgrades are completely mismatched. Likely due to an inelegant formula for obtaining Void Wood, the game progresses too quickly while Void upgrades give too little. After resetting twice, I realized that repeatedly resetting to gather Void Wood for upgrades is far less efficient than simply pushing forward without resetting. Many of the Void upgrades seem to prove this point: things like the max damage of the Lucky Axe, or the range of the Cross Axe, appear to address transitional needs. On paper they seem useful, but in reality, the price differences between axes in the shop mean these axes get replaced very quickly. (The Lucky Axe has a decent window of use, but other axes are hard to justify over it until the Balloon Axe, after which you basically never need to change axes again.)

Oh, and there are upgrades like "increase the reset timer of Balloon Trees" or "reduce the teleport distance of Teleport Trees — and only from 10 to 9 per upgrade." These are so unclear in purpose that they feel like filler.

3. The efficiency of obtaining Shadow Wood is abnormally low.

The spawning rule for Shadow Wood appears to be that a spot is eligible only when there is enough contiguous space to place it. The initial Shadow Wood requires a radius of 3 cells — which seems a bit too large. In a game where you chop down many trees, other tree types can cluster together and be cleared in one swing with a large AOE axe. Shadow Wood, however, cannot benefit from this. This is frustrating both from a sense of player satisfaction and from the perspective of expected wood income at that stage — Shadow Wood is simply too hard to obtain.

The deeper reason ties back to the earlier point: Void upgrades offer low returns, so players are reluctant to reset. As a result, the upgrade that reduces Shadow Wood's spawn radius (one of the few upgrades I actually wanted to take) is hard to reach. (By the time I even saw it, I was already in the mid-to-late game, and resetting felt like it would slow me down more than help.)

Another reason is that large-area axes are far superior to others. The Balloon Axe is simply too generous. Before obtaining the Colossus Axe, a 2.5-radius axe completely dominates every other option. Other axes after the Balloon Axe have radii like 1.5 or 1.25. The square of 1.5 is 2.25; the square of 1.25 is 1.5625. Meanwhile, 2.5 squared is 6.25 — a crushing advantage. Other axes have their special effects, but the Balloon Axe's massive area is its strongest feature by far.

I've gone a bit off-topic, but the point is: Shadow Wood cannot benefit from large AOE axes, so acquiring it is a major headache for players. It's fine if something is harder to obtain — differences in difficulty are natural, and expecting perfect balance would be unfair to the developer. But when "chopping Teleport Wood and converting it into Shadow Wood is faster than directly chopping Shadow Wood itself," isn't that a bit absurd?

Oh, but I should still say something nice — at least starting from the Slime Tree, pretty much every tree has its own sufficiently innovative feature, and I really like that

不理解，为什么要有这个挑战？？？？