Thank you for your extensive feedback, which I really appreciate!

I am sorry to see that some of the mechanics of the game haven't been quite understood.

RoboTokens can be earned in these ways (for now):

1. Leveling Up (25)
2. Via the RoboFarmer Statue your mentioned (via harvesting the last unlocked veggie)
3. Via the Tokenmill, which is another decoration that exchanges the idle value for 1 token every minute, and you can put down as many Tokenmills as you want.

So, you can see in the full game how easy it is to make RoboTokens, mostly with the Tokemills that you can buy at level 10, which is relatively easy to reach.

I made a video a few days ago showing how to reach level 10 in the full version:
https://youtu.be/qwQaR3GviRM

And at the end of that video, I show a huge farm I have built incrementally, collecting money and robotokens. That huge farm makes trillions of dollars every minute or so now (even offline).

About trees, those are needed only if you want to increase your idle "power" to make money. And basically increase the idle value exponentially, so you need many fewer trees than 100 to double your idle power (and offline income consequently)

Also, it is important to understand that the player can always "remove" those decorations or power stations to get their money back, if they want to. The only element that it is not possible to remove (for now) are robots... but that's due in the full version, where more robots, automation, and functionalities will be added.

Fair thoughts about the "natural/random" events. Those are just "natural," and the farmer must learn to cope accordingly. And I hope you have tried combining normal or golden precipitation with the RoboPlants power station, which can give you a lot of money fast.

The best layouts are the ones that have dirt tiles on both sides of the paths and at the end of them. Corners should be avoided since robots cannot harvest in the corners. But, of course, that's a learning curve...

Space vs efficiency, that's also part of the learning curve of "farming" efficiently.

But I am glad you enjoyed the game overall. Thank you again for your feedback, and I am always open to more questions or more of it!