If I were to just hit reset, could I keep playing? I only started playing yesterday so it's not like I would lose an unforgivable amount of time spent.
@Croidin, as far as I know the quest giver names are random. Their jobs never change but I guess their names are randomly selected from a table or something.
I think I'm getting it but can somebody verify? I'm thinking completing an ending acts similar to Restart, but adding the multiplier from the ending to what you would gain from that game. (For example f you would gain 40 points to the prestige, with the Cook ending you would gain 60 instead). I'm not certain but that's my theory.
Just discovered this game... so far don't have much to comment on, but I will say that one of the quests has some text you might want to change. The one where you pay 150 gold, "I see you liked live here." (feel free to down vote this comment once fixed, or if brought up already)
Trying to attack an enemy, but go past the cursor and attacking the wrong direction... adding to myAlex's suggestion, maybe make it so holding the mouse auto-attacks without changing direction
@Chaosinmotion, one upgrade is to get more isotopes (higher chance per merge,) the second upgrade gives a chance of spawning two objects instead of one when an object spawns, and the third upgrade increases matter obtained. You can also use them to increase the processor cores.
@heinouka, he stated in the updates section (march 22) that he was on break.
@Densch also the processors don't add to each other, they multiply each other, so my three processors, currently at x75 each, gives me a x422K boost just from them.
I see one upgrade that speeds up mergers, but perhaps there could be an upgrade that makes them bigger, or maybe one that reduces the size of the box they bounce around in?
Maybe add a note to the item popup windows stating where they are equipped to... most items are obvious, such as shirts and weapons, but this would save some confusion with items like the flask.
I'm OCD so I do like having an idea on what's going on, but regarding my previous statement I felt many people would say that I should just use auto-prestige if I feel that way. However after switching to doing that, now I feel like my prestige layer one is actually going down after a prestige (with later prestige layers staying relatively the same.) Though when it does it seems to increase gradually as the floor gets higher. (and yes, I'm talking about my current prestige points, not the points I would earn)
I love how it "catches up" with the offline progress feature, rather than keeping it a static rate the whole time like other idle games, but I would like to see it go just a tiny bit slower so I don't feel like I'm wasting several minutes of progress on my stopping point each prestige.
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Thanks, changed it to roguelite