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Generally, a strategy game is essentially a collection of arrays and loops; lists. Therefore, I didn't reinvent the wheel, I simply save the objects at the current moment. However, then, when the level is recreated on reload, I simply delete everything and load the objects and their variables that I saved. It's crude. But it works.
Despite having released several games, I felt I couldn't call myself a game designer until I created a project with engaging and deep gameplay. So I decided to give it a try. In Anoxia Station, challenges arise daily. However, the most difficult for me were: 
I like that in programming, any problem can be solved in different ways. However, sometimes a solution that initially seems correct turns out to be wrong, and everything has to be redone. 
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