The alpha was unbelievably fun, one of the best idles I'd ever played by far. I picked it up day one and played it until the meteor. I was so excited for the beta release, and so disappointed with it. The concept of needing cards to put more Guildians in is outrageous, and frankly, doesn't work. I'll probably log in again in a month or so to see if you revert to Alpha.
Night before last, I was playing, and I had the issue that all of stick figures were showing up on the map simply as pink squares. Stopped playing for a while, hopped on later, and now I don't even have pink squares anymore, and I'm missing over 1 billion gold.
Any ideas on my graphics errors?
And for the love of all that's good, please add a save button.
"I have to report a defect in my ball. These orange stripes are all 20 degrees too far to the right, and turning my ball 20 degrees to the left just won't do. I demand you redo this."
I thoroughly enjoyed the game before the new GUI was implemented, but I can't get into the new layout of the game no matter how hard I try. You Facebook'd, Dev. You had something great, and got carried away with improvements.
If this game ends up getting an update, I think an interesting option would be every category gets one final upgrade, costing 1 diamond each. After you get a turret fully upgraded, you can buy an additional level 0 turret for 5 diamonds.
This is a decent game with a lot of potential, but I feel like it could be better with a wider array of upgrades. More sluice boxes, more land to be bought, conveyor belts, worker speed, et cetera.
You know... Great game and all, really fun. My only complaint is that the combo counter in the Battle Arena restarts every time that I go to the menu, or skill page.
@Don Quixquote22: Go to the Interstellar Marines website and play there. On top of playing a HUGELY expanded version of this, you can also go through a museum of sorts where you can look at enemies, weapons, equipment, and the team themselves. On top of that, there's Running Man. It's this, but you're actually running around, shooting, killing real targets. Human sized and shaped robots that are coming at you at all different speeds. You have your assault rifle, and you have to hold of wave after wave of them.
wtf?? first run, I got a total score of 5,207,708, got top multiplier at least 7 times (where I stopped counting how many times I got it), got the first 3 acheivements, and it didn't give me last one? Well. Here it goes again.
@k0T0 when you're exploring tyhe world, you'll eventually find a large shrine, next to to a smaller shrine with a rune on top of it. In the larger of the two, there will be a sign that says"After meditating on this sacred dais,the great sage solomon wright unlocked the mystery of flight" in the middle of the shrnie, there will be a slightly raised tabletop sort of area. sit in that for several seconds, and you will obtain the power of flight. Hope I could help (:
@poop15243 The yellow wizard is the answer, you talk to him, he asks his riddle, they both say their one thing, then you click on the yellow wizard again as the answer
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