Hack the game? No, not at all... One day I just had loads of lag, so I thought I'd try it out on "Lag Test" and see what it said. One guy definitely hacked it though with a lag of 999,999,999 on heavy... lol
On level 9, the program got into a
seemly infinite loop where the green
bucket keeps spitting out the yellow
ball, but it keeps returning to the green
bucket... All other balls are in their right
places... Other than that, great physics!
Whats with all the archaic graphics?
Nostalgia maybe?
I feel like I just went back in time to the early 80's
and booted up my brand new Atari system...
I think the idea of paying to gain an
advantage in a multi-player game is
a bit silly... Can't people succeed
without "buying" their way to victory?
Its kinda like saying "Hmmmm ... I
guess I'm not too good at this game,
so I guess I'll pay the developer
something so I can win (because I
sure can't win on my own)
and everyone will think I'm really
clever and skillful."
I like the game. But I think the controls
are a little clumsy. For example, if you
drag a gem onto a mushroom, it should
automatically level up as necessary and
add the gem when its done... one step, rather than needing to click the
mushroom, click level up, click the gem
to buy it, click the mushroom again, click
elements, and then drag the gem onto
the gem location.
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