I'm currently having an issue where I could buy 1 bank for 400 Billion but the button was not enabled until I had twice that. I reset a few days ago after the recommendation, so I'm guessing it's a recent thing.
The messages in this game are so beautifully subtle. Refecting the futility of life and monumental pursuits, it encourages you to get out of the rat race and just enjoy the clouds. If you do plan to push on, take it carefully or you'll slip up, but even if you do fall, you're never so hurt that you can't keep trying. Never give up.
Even when our lives seem to be changing, it may just be a change of perspective. I've never been moved like this before. 10/5 Would play again.
Something I really need to know is if the prestige boost multiplies your current speed by 1.1 so your speed goes 1, 1.1, 1.21, 1.331 and so on? Or, does it add 10% to your speed as the update says, 1, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3?
1) What does the fix button on the stats screen do?
2) Use tab to access buttons that haven't shown up yet (e.g. fighting the tough wizard without waiting or killing the first.) This actually takes you to the secret room next to the health in the demon area.
3) What are the numbers in the secret rooms about?
I wish I could advance the planet beyond a G class. I've got the metal for it. I think I have a population problem at the moment though. Can this planet support 1 quadrillion people?
Pretty sure there's a glitch when you buy the runPod. After you buy it, your steps taken grow exponentially with every click you make. I accomplished over a googol of steps taken with less than 3000 clicks. The clicks can be anywhere on the screen.
Once I train by body enough, the mass of the earth and me will cancel and we will sail istars, free from the effects of the sun's pull. Granted, I will also be shot away into the endless reaches of space.
As much as I love breaking games, the exploit of just waiting it out and buying a ton of farms, houses, and such all at once to avoid the price increase really makes the game trivial. The interface needs monospacing for the digits and an allowance for scientific notation when your money gets so big it warps the screen.
I thought the wall climbing and jumping was really straightforward. I enjoyed the easy pacing and gradual difficulty slope. I mostly got to explore this lovely world.
If you're concerned about only buying in increments of 10 and not having your numbers end in 0, multiply the cost of the thing you want to buy by 20 and you will be able to afford 10 of the item.
I am level 8766, I have beaten the king, and in my second cycle through the king's games, I cannot progress past round 15. I've beaten him at least 10 times, but the number does not progress.
Also, when I beat him, my shockwave program goes into conniptions for about a full minute while it's calculating my 500 level increase. This is similar to the five minutes it wasn't responding while trying to smelt my 4000 ores. I don't know what stat is related to smelting, but it seems to want to crash the game when you are high enough level.
I'm getting weirded out because I'm getting so much gold and experience that the program reads it as being negative. It's unsettling that I can go up 200 levels after receiving -44 million experience points.
I just went up 600 levels after eviscerating the very memory of my opponent out of the aether with a billion damage. I'm note sure that's how this is supposed to work. It's good to be level 4800.
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