Less reading, more pictures
Every action had drifted into the same shape: tap a building, a sheet opens, read a list of sentences, tap the button on the right row. Correct, complete, and all writing.
Nobody reads a sentence to plant wheat. They pick up wheat and put it on the field.
So: pick a seed up and it rides under your finger. Compatible beds light green, wrong ones red. Let go and it's planted — and the strip stays up, so one pick-up sows a whole row. Workshops work the same way; drag a recipe onto the building. Drop bread on the windmill and it refuses, because the windmill doesn't bake.
Buildings stopped explaining themselves in text too. A workshop shows what it is making as a picture with a progress bar under it. Tap that bubble and it tells you what finishing it now would cost — in coins you already earn, never a premium currency. Money makes the cove prettier, never stronger.
Storage used to be a stack of sentences — "1× Kelp / sells 19 coins each — the market is the relief valve". It's a grid of pictures with a number under each. Fields that touch now merge into one field instead of tiling like separate boxes.
The economy underneath didn't change at all. This was only ever about the verbs.