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Alright, 4th time going at this. I've tried this 3 other times, gotten to day 150 on normal to unlock all the useful achievements, then failed on the impossible badge. WELL NOT THIS TIME! RNG you're going down!
Wait, where's the "get Kreds" button? What?! There is none? Guess I'll actually play this game instead of hitting the back button, and give it a free 5/5 for not money grubbing ._.
First game I've ever played that actually gave me the creeps, it was very well done. I like how the punishments for not doing something in time weren't overbearing. Unlike most point-and-click game, it kept me interested throughout, and I didn't grow bored of it towards the end (like most point-and-click games). So, overall, 5/5, a very well done game, and thank you for making this.
@ian: Short of remember your old login/password, no. From what I've heard, using Kong's "link account" option while creating a new account can cause your old one to be overwritten, but since I've never had it happen to me, I can't attest to the truthfulness of it. Anyway, remember your login/password!
Decent game. Short, and rather easy (except the lass boss, which took me a couple tries). It's a bit grindy, but I like how the money isn't really an issue (I managed to fully upgrade all of the things in about a total of 1 1/2 hours play time). Easiest way to beat last boss is invest *all* your points into agility/agility multiplier, and spam potions/health drain when you need it.
Apparently, for the final shard, if you run in, activate the "event circle" thing, grab the shard, use the second "event circle" to escape (all without killing the guardian), then go BACK in, find the guardian AGAIN, and kill him. You can't leave that room. Meh. 5/5 anyway, bugs or not, it's a pretty good game.
Sylvyr: The "Laptop Mod" just slows down enemies so that you can target and shoot them with a touchpad. Spend like $15, buy a mouse (even a wireless one! *gasp!*), and you'll have no problem playing this, and many other games, just fine.
@lcfilipe: Instructions can be found by pressing the "Level 0" button. If you actually read the quest text which automatically opens when you make a new account, you would know this.
@dedaru7391: Holy Flash damages Death and Darkness CREATURES. If you use Holy Flash on a player with a Death/Darkness mark, it behaves normally (i.e. heals them up to 10 HP).
TurkeyPie: Try clicking the red "NOT Saved!" button, letting the page it opens load, then going back to Elements and seeing if it saves now. Obviously, make sure you're connected before you try to save. If this doesn't help, I can't help you :/
*Double comment* Boss run tips: I haven't beaten the boss run yet, but I've gotten Atropos 2.0 down to under 1/4 of his HP bar (then made a stupid mistake). Equipment: (Note that everything is fully maxed): Rank 5 RED ship, 4 rockets, (each using homing/split mods), antimatter bomb mod, 1 defensive laser, 1 shield. The shield outweighs the gain of using 2 defensive lasers, one is more than enough. Argo: Don't worry about being hit too much, you have plenty of regen to make up for it during Aegis fight. Aegis: Stay near the center middle, and dodge left/right as needed. Melponene: The homing mods make this MUCH faster. Just dodge like normal and outlast it. Hyperion: Play safe, use a bomb when you need a moment of rest, and don't forget focus. Atropos: Really easy if you know how to dodge his attacks... until you get him to his final form. Pay attention, use bombs liberally, and try not to be surprised when he shoots a screen full of bullets directly at you...
Rockets are the most useful weapon. For doing "general" levels set the spread all the way to the right, hang out near the bottom of the screen, and only move to avoid being hit, or kill a troublesome enemy. For bosses, set the spread to the smallest area, and abuse their safe spots. Farm the second boss until you can fully upgrade the 3rd blue ship, 4 rockets, and 4 homing modifiers. Anything else is optional, but the rockets and homing modifiers will be used for a boss run, and having the 3rd blue ship is just a nice bonus. When it becomes available, you should buy and fully upgrade 4 "split" weapon modifiers, these are great, and will be used for the boss run later, too. As they become available, buy and upgrade 1 shield ship modifier, and 2 defensive laser ship modifiers. Use these as you get them, to make life easy. Finally, the blue ships agility makes it the best for all but survival and boss run.
Why would he hire somebody to help him with a game that he's managing for *free*, in case you haven't noticed, zanz doesn't charge money for anything, there's no "gimme $5 and you can be 9001x more powerful than people not paying". If you're willing to grind, you can be just as well off as the people who donate $100 to get their shards easy, so where do you suppose the money to hire an intern would come from?
@Kolimanien On the deck building screen, look on the left side. Click the import/export button. Copy that code into a notepad file and save it. Next time you want to use that particular deck, just copy/paste from the notepad file into the import/export field. It'll change your mark/cards for you.
@cheesemeister18 Dune Scorpion inflicts "Neurotoxin". This is noted by the poison counter being gold, rather than grayish. Neurotoxin is particularly nasty because of its ability: for every card the victim plays, he receives one more poison counter. Thus, your experience is perfectly normal, and not unusual at all.
@FreddyTheStony: This isn't an RPG. Level is almost completely irrelevant, the only time score matters is for what league your deck is in the Arena, and what bonuses you can select for your Arena deck. If you dislike losing score, go farm something easier to farm. If you're losing score *because* you don't have a good enough deck to far anything above AI0, check out the official forums. http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,1190.0.html Every deck listed there is capable of killing AI3 consistently.
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