Not giving any lesson here, but why do you think that when I rebuild an abandonned tower, I most of the time start by building a temporary roof, before working on the lower floors? When I come to the last one, I remove the roof and start building higher.

i understand that this is not always easy or practical to do with large and extended structures, but temporary roofs and scaffoldings are inherent to the job, the same way as you seldom let your current workbench uncovered for a long time, if you know that you might have to repair your tools quite soon.

In short, I'm not saying that rain damage (and flooding damage alike) is fine as it is, but it is certainly not a "kind of horse hockey" "That has got to get changed" because "This is a first major thumbs down for this game". LOL

Why isn't this a constructive suggestion that proposes a real change, and not just a vent and a declaration of dislove, something like exposition, criticism, proposal, or thesis, antithesis, synthesis?
No need to go hyperbolic to get understood, you know.