and yes, I know about the new update. However, this is a glitch because even though I can afford the 1 sextillion angel investors it's bigger than 1% of my investors.
There is a glitch (useful) that if you buy things that cost angel investors in reverse, such as starting with the last angel investor upgrade or the last manager upgrade the prompt for "are you sure you want to spend xxx angel investors?" will no longer appear when purchasing the rest of the investor upgrades. I love this glitch because I am at a point where I can buy every single upgrade and not care about the investor cost, however I'm sure some people would feel very upset if they accidentally spent more investors than they could afford to. + so the devs see faster.
Sacrificing angel investors is for the end game players only. If you only have 20k angel investors it won't be worth it for a long time to sacrifice them, but when you get to players like me who have over 1 Quintilian angel investors sacrificing a trillion for the 11 times bonus is much more valuable then keeping the parsley 1 trillion investors.
At the end of the game when it says the town has been "raised" it should actually be "razed". "Razed" meaning destroyed and "raised" meaning bringing something up i.e. raising your hand or children.
Game's pretty good. If you don't want your charge to get destroyed by the enemy just send out a bunch of different units. The enemy will sacrifice their special then you can use charge.
The problem with mechanics of this game lie in that the autoclicker automatically upgrades itself at no cost. Fairly soon into the game you reach numbers too big for the screen to handle.
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