Sooo... I've clicked the multiplayer keep and now if I want to exit it tells me the party is not Card Hunter Certified and can't be saved so I can't exit the multiplayer keep -- except hopefully by refreshing the page. I'm probably too low level to make a "certified" party. Good job!
You might have gone in too early (e.g. before the pvp tutorial). In the multiplayer keep, look to the left for your roster of inactive party members and add them to your party with the red button "Add to party" or similar. Then you'll be able to exit the keep. :)
1) Input does not seem very accurate, but that is critical for this sort of game 2) Higher level monsters should give more points 3) (some) combos don't seem to work properly; killed 7 monsters, got x6 combo, only 12 points? 4) as it is now the game is extremely grindy; higher levels seem to award less points for more work 5) Maybe monsters could have some abilities/weak spots; could be fewer but maybe you could do a limited amount of slashing; the game should somehow reward something other than randomly moving the mouse as fast as possible.
I agree with Polored; we should be able to hear the full song. It's too frustrating to have to start over and over again because you don't know what the song is supposed to sound like after a certain point. This IS a rhythm-based game, is it not?
This may be fixed in the just posted update, if not can you send me your save file? Check the description under how to backup your save, and if you send it to kassoon@kassoon.com I should be able to take a look and fix it
Another bug is once you reach the top research tier, the cost for tech points is 0 biomass; but you can still buy them, effectively meaning you can get all the remaining tech points for free.
Is it intended that tech points transfer over when you restart a random sector? (that makes technocracy really easy to finish btw, although still time consuming)
It feels as if the game can too easily end up with dead space full of asteroid belts, even if you're careful and try to not damage anything. And the locusts seem to put too much of a hard timer on everything for some scenarios to still be fun. It's challenging, but it feels like it could be balanced in a way where it's still hard but not as frustrating. Still, 5/5; really good game.
really nice game but much too easy IMO: (1) Potions are too strong; a single potion allows you to clear a room or even several (shield, heart) without any concern for efficiency whatsoever (2) Gear is nice to have but doesn't impact the game so much (3) I could kill almost everything using just the sword; an upgraded bow was pretty useful in the last boss fight, but generally there isn't any specific need for weapons; maybe if monsters had weaknesses and strengths? (4) Not enough tactics needed to kill enemies -- you just run around, get close to them and whack them with the sword more varied enemy behavior could have helped. Still 5/5 though.
Could use some fixes: * Can't see how much of each powder I have while buying * Can't see how much of each required item I have while crafting * Items either don't have any effect or it doesn't show up properly in power per sec * Could use a button to buy more of each powder.
I've only unlocked the hatmaker so far but the way the game is balanced right now, it really looks like the fishing dock is the best merchandise production building in the game. Needs rebalancing.
This is one of the longest medium badges ever. Also, the gameplay is repetitive as hell and this is totally unPLAYable unless you pour vast amounts of money into it. Just go BUY a decent game and you'll get a lot more enjoyment and a lot less frustration out of it.
It has some nice ideas, but unfortunately it's missing some of the most essential elements of a roguelike: gear is very limited and drops are abundant; this often leaves you with a complete build after just one level of the game and then you're just getting extra ammo/attack upgrades. Even the cooldown upgrades become useless fast as you end up reloading faster than you can shoot. The levels, although randomly generated are all the same bland sort of cave; there seems to be just one, not overly complicated level generation algorithm. The bottom line is there's no feeling of progression and very little replay value to it.
For some reason I experience really annoying lag every few seconds. There's total frame skip for about 1s or so, making the game really frustrating to control. Otherwise great game; on the short side but still good.
The black things are just like the regular things except you don't know how many there are (you still get a visual clue); the AI is maybe a bit better. You beat them like you beat everyone else - don't let them overwhelm you, intercept large attacks with even larger armies (gates help) and pressure their undefended planets with small numbers of troops so they don't get free supply. Things snowball quickly in this game, so getting a good start is crucial.
Crap mechanics to support some really shameless moneygrabbing. I REALLY don't mind that developers want to get paid, but I hate it when they ruin the game mechanics and make games no fun just so addicts will cough up more cash.
Yeah, this game is hit or miss; if your search party dies early on you lose. If they don't and you get a great search party, you can get all of the loot way ahead of time. The bad part about that is the late game gets kinda boring 10+ days straight of shooting hundreds of zombies with machineguns, and headshots don't even matter since you have much more time than you can spend anyway.
For the hard badge you only really need 3rd place or better in all the races, since that gives you the super car, making it trivial to earn 1st place in any races you've missed. As for getting top 3 in the final races I've found that what works best is max engine.
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You might have gone in too early (e.g. before the pvp tutorial). In the multiplayer keep, look to the left for your roster of inactive party members and add them to your party with the red button "Add to party" or similar. Then you'll be able to exit the keep. :)