Not sure if you mean the shop itself or the shop menu. The shop itself, just walk out the doorway and the menu itself, click the big exit button in the top right of the screen.
Donniez - you have to keep buying things from the Shopkeeper until he offers you a "not very good Smelting Pot". Then you can smelt your ore, which will allow you to craft a copper sword and copper armor.
Exactly like dnzpcgaming, there is a bug where the enemy is defeated and shows zero points left, but no stones come down (as if it's ready for another round of battle) and the game is stuck.
fun game, but so incredibly LAGGY. A more direct control of my ninja would be preferable to what you have done. It rapidly disintegrates into a stop-action claymation mess.
Is there any chance you'll remove the "talent points unspent" message once a player has maxed out all talent points (but earns another, thus triggering the message) in a future update? I'd really like to go back to a prior world and kick a demon's butt, but I keep earning unneeded talent points and the game will not allow me to play until I spend them on... something.
This is an excellent coordination-builder. Great new idea, very nicely done. I hate it already, and I can't stop playing! I agree with a save feature, and I appreciate at least saving level advancement.
Miss miss miss! What else did you do during this update? Does the pet somehow mess with our hit stat?? It didn't do this before you mucked around with the code last night.
I'm not certain adding "pets" was a big priority for the game. Even if they were all five crystals, it's hardly worth it for the tiny stat bump they give. Far more important to upgrade weapons and armor for fewer crystals at the trading site. Crystals are too hard to come by - it's too big of an investment of time and money to earn them - to waste them on this. The second pet is really nineteen crystals? REALLY?? That's a complete upgrade of weapon and armor! If I didn't know better, I'd say you were a shill for Kongregate, working only to get me to pay money for Kreds to buy your gems.
I hate to see you strangle the ingame market for items by essentially tripling the cost of the majority of items listed to three PLUS enforcing a "trade fee" of one crystal. This is, or was, one of the best features of the game and it set it apart from others. If you do this, you'll need to open the floodgates for ways to gather/earn crystals by at least three. Otherwise, you're imposing Grecian austerity... triple the price on everything but don't inject any money into the system. INSTEAD... why not let the free market work? If you really feel the need to charge a trade fee, then charge it in COINS as a percentage of your "suggested retail value" of the item? Maintain commerce in crystals if you wish, but remember that the average price for ninety percent of items is really just one. Let free market forces rule!
Upgrades need to carry over. Total frustration to build a ship, then have to start completely over with a weak ship vs. weak enemies. Like being sent back to kindergarten.
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Not sure if you mean the shop itself or the shop menu. The shop itself, just walk out the doorway and the menu itself, click the big exit button in the top right of the screen.