The real tragedy is that almost all of the games made with these card and chest assets are shallow and greedy meaning any legitimate game developer looking to use these assets will be unjustly judged. This is not one of those legitimate games, this is a prime example of the greedy ones.
It takes 41.8 days and 65.7 days respectively (figuring avg luck) to recoup the 3.5k and 5.5k epic coins spent on daily quest slots assuming that you don't have either of the daily improvement bonuses. It honestly seems like daily quest purchases are mediocre since idle games don't tend to have long development lives. They all add up with each other sure, but the large investment recoup makes them seem like you'd be better off spending your coins on other things.
Tournaments really need to have their rewards broken down by your percentage placing in the bracket. The brackets have far too many people for you to need to be top 100 to get any more than the basic reward. It just makes the whole tournament feel unrewarding unless you "pay to win" and purposefully stay in a bracket far longer than you should. I get you want to motivate people to buy the kred purchases, but it makes the system just complete trash the way it is.
Percentage-based placing is certainly ideal, and I wish I could do that. However, the server I use doesn't have great functionality with the leaderboards. It doesn't have an easy way to determine how many total players are in it. So without knowing how many players are in each bracket, I can't go with this percentage placing idea. Hopefully the server updates their API in the near future to allow this.
Fonts that give 0's a slash are literally the most annoying thing for games with small text because they make it harder to quickly tell whether it is an 8 or a 0. I get that seems like a minor issue, but honestly after 5 minutes I'm already annoyed, I can't imagine how annoying it would be in the long run.
Why are so many games being uploaded now taking up a fraction of the game space? I'm perfectly fine with games much larger than the usual space, but smaller is just an instant nope.
Since omgnoob has been in hiding for so long I feel it is necessary to point out to people that if you care about games ever being updated this is not the game/developer for you.
1. The only "idle" in this game is the city which is useless and waiting for energy which 2. The energy system turns this mediocre game into a terrible game because 3. You also use energy up to unlock stuff and even go to other screens.
Energy systems and idle games don't mix and you are delusional if you think people will actually buy energy potions in a game this bad.
One potential solution to the impossible/improbable prestige issue caused by drop speed, wall overflowing, double drop, etc would be to have a toggle for dropping blocks or even just a speed toggle that can go as low as your speed upgrade allows.
I didn't need an explanation of how prestige works. Simpyl put, having too high of drop speed and double chance appears to make it impossible (or extremely unlikely) for you to prestige despite the fact you can stack high enough to win in like 5 seconds. I believe this is because the blocks get knocked off the top by newly spawning blocks so no singular block exists above the line for 5 seconds.
Game would be fun if it wasn't so embarrassingly easy to get to a point where you literally cannot prestige. 75% of the upgrades in this game help push you to the brink of impossible prestiges despite the fact they are meant to be helpful.
Hey thanks for the feedback. Impossible prestige? Once the blocks pass the goal height for 5 seconds the game prestiges. Blocks do not have to touch the flag. The block height can stack anywhere on the width of the screen. This will be clarified in the next update.
Yes, combat auto clickers in a genre where almost everyone uses them now. In exchange for this measure you also make the game a lot less fluid for both those who use auto clickers and those that don't. You also wouldn't have to worry so much about auto clickers if workers weren't objectively inferior due to rocks armor and the fact you need to upgrade both max strength upgrades and each worker's strength.
Promo codes are claimed by entering them into the field for save importing, in the statistics menu and then clicking import save. Might want to export first just to be extra safe though.
Why do you have to go to the settings to load your kong save? I was going to quit because it didn't save but then I saw the load button on the opposite side of the menu from save. That is just bad menu design to put complementing buttons in opposite corners, and as different colors and sizes.
Tbf Nelfie, a lot of other idle games have some semi-engaging active play to help push your progress and break up the just sit there and wait for currency. This game just has hovering your mouse over something for a few seconds here and there.
Let me preface this by saying I've only made it to gun shop so far. The game is too linear and slow to really find fun in my opinion. There needs to be more routes to upgrading production other than upgrade building itself or place more of them. The fact that there are no buildings that have effects other than production (with obvious exception of expansion/study buildings) just kills the game. Maybe there are some buildings later on, but as a new player you need to know that or be entertained enough to get there on your own.
Literally all of your games have the same bland gameplay with the same underlying problem of you capping literally every upgrade. You can't just use the same design strategy with a different skin and expect that one time it will make a good game. The game needs to be rewarding and in the genre of idles, non-limiting.
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Percentage-based placing is certainly ideal, and I wish I could do that. However, the server I use doesn't have great functionality with the leaderboards. It doesn't have an easy way to determine how many total players are in it. So without knowing how many players are in each bracket, I can't go with this percentage placing idea. Hopefully the server updates their API in the near future to allow this.