At the start of the game, choosing which districts and infrastructures to build is essential for a head start.  However, in the contemporary era, often I find myself waiting for turns to complete so I can successfully finish the game.  I find it tedious to add new things to build in each city just to be able to continue onto the next turn.  This becomes very apparent when playing the game on blitz speed.  The queue empties so quickly, I’m constantly clicking to build whatever districts and/or infrastructures just to keep the queue moving.  I suppose at this point, when I have my essential districts and infrastructures built, I should just click on settings and disable the setting that forces you to select something before you can end your turn.  Would having an autogenerated queue be unnecessary?

zlk wrote:

At the start of the game, choosing which districts and infrastructures to build is essential for a head start.  However, in the contemporary era, often I find myself waiting for turns to complete so I can successfully finish the game.  I find it tedious to add new things to build in each city just to be able to continue onto the next turn.  This becomes very apparent when playing the game on blitz speed.  The queue empties so quickly, I’m constantly clicking to build whatever districts and/or infrastructures just to keep the queue moving.  I suppose at this point, when I have my essential districts and infrastructures built, I should just click on settings and disable the setting that forces you to select something before you can end your turn.  Would having an autogenerated queue be unnecessary?

While I understand the frustration of needed to build on that case, I don't think having an auto build will cause a positive impact