Kazecuden's Comments

Not gonna lie, I spammed E and Spacebar until I got the badge. I'm sure it's good, and I've added it to my favorites list to read through it again when I have time, but at this moment, I just want my u-boat.

Browser crashed on me, had to start over. /sigh

Dat ending. Seems almost like a sequel is in the works?

Can't play on Chrome? Lame. Guess I won't play. =/

@WoodyInvincible: Sound and Music settings are in the "Other" tab at the bottom of the screen (far right side). Took me all of five seconds to find it after reading your comment. =/

Is this what Cloudstone has become...?

Found a bug. After visiting the shop a couple times, I can no longer buy anything. I've been accumulating souls without being able to spend them.

Escape Velocity: Nova? For free? Sign me up!

FINALLY beat it. My god, that was tedious. Got the card, goodbye to this game forever. =/

So, I came in for the Kongai card, and quickly realized I suck at this game. I can't even come close to beating a single level, often dying withing the first ten minutes. Any tips? T_T"

Once again, the advancement of technology was spurred on by the need to impress the opposite sex. Futurama is right again!

Got my card. Finally I can stop playing this. No love for platformers, and no love for the Papa games. Put them together? Ugh.

I feel soooooo sorry for those eggs....

@MysticMonky: Critical Hit Rating will raise you critical hit chance based on a formula that factors in your current level and the amount of critical hit rating you have. However, because you have a base critical hit chance of 5%, the critical hit rating won't raise your hit chance until you have enough to exceed 5% (because even though you have a 5% base, critical rating assumes you start at 0%).

@Trollbolt: If you want to sell Jubilation, you have to complete all of the contracts for it and get the Superior Jubilation. Also, mages have stuns to counter players without Charge/Blink Stone. They also have the highest burst damage, which means that they counter monks very well.

@Pyromanta: There is actually much less emphasis on spending real money in this game when compared to other browser-based games. In fact, most of the low-level (below level 35) Ruby equipment isn't worth spending money on, as you can often find or buy something better (or get it as a reward from PvP). As for the gold, it's quite simple to get hundreds of thousands of gold. Once you reach level 20 and can buy Seed Berries in the Home, it only takes a week to get 100k, and that's not counting gold you gain from simply playing. As for the level estimates, those are the levels of the monsters in the area, not the recommended level, and you'll find that, at level 40+, most of the areas are recommended for level 50+, and are still completed just fine.

Oh hey, it's on Kongregate now...guess I don't need to play on my downloaded client anymore...though the free 3,000 Karma for being in the beta was nice.

@Sally300: I'd recommend starting out as a Monk, so you have Healbomb and Improved Healing to make up for the damage you take. Later on, it's possible to respecialize your character with the free rubies you get along the way, so you can build what you want when you have the skill points and equipment to do so.

So I have to pay Diamonds to repair my equips....? Why? Honestly, tell me for what reason you implemented this feature. Not only does it not make sense, it's just making the money-grab seem more and more obvious. I'm less inclined to spend Kreds on a game that makes me pay for everything.

Must...get....Yo Dawg....medal....but this game is just.....so bad. -.-""