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I can’t effectively run WebGL games because of the memory error trying to load the games without dropping everything else I’m doing. The Webplayer version was still running fine after the site switch to HTTPS, though.

Yes, that’s because Kongregate had a bug that make the game didn’t switch to HTTPS correctly. So I kept the HTTP version normally until they fixed it.

The thing is that the game make a check for the time on the internet when it starts. That check is on my website on a HTTP server. I had to rebuild the game to make the check on a HTTPS server otherwise the web browser block the game and tell you your information are not secure. That’s why I had to remove the webplayer version.

I hope that make sense.

I know webgl version takes a lot of memory. Especially for games like Idle Blacksmith. I hope Unity will fix that in a future version.

I doubt they can make it have less of a memory footprint because of how it’s integrated into the browser, and what it’s trying to do. Some devs simply left the Webplayer version up since the games could still find their save file, and others probably rebuilt the game with an older version of the Unity development platform.

Strange, does FF ESR delete cookies when you logout? The game data is saved in the Indexeddb of the browser and it is “normally” persistent between session. Does other games made with Unity also have this behaviour? (Games that doesn’t use cloud storage).

I am thinking about setting up a cloud storage system. It would be more reliable.

Hi Jason,

oh! I see. You simple do what the achievement says.

For example, the ore achievement says, “Mine the best possible ore”. So just try to mine the best possible ore and you’ll eventually get a rank.
To know when you’ll get the next rank, check what’s written on the progress bar. The first name is the best ore you achieve yet. The second name is the goal for the next rank.

The progress bar simply indicate how close you are from the next goal.

Thanks for playing the game!

Mr-Caboom

Yeah, you are right.

Well, after seeing your first comment, we put the idea in the notebook.

The problem with the full inventory is that it can get more confusion for a lot of people. When you progress through the game, it can become really big (lag).

Thanks for your feedback, it’s always appreciated.

Hi rich,

It’s a known bug but it doesn’t affect the export/import features of the game. They both work fine don’t worry.

It seems to happen when people see the dev version of the game instead of the production one.

Every ascension skills have a max level, though it take a while to get there.
Sacrifice points also have a max value, it’s a number that have about 300 zeros.

Production rate mean the pace at which you fill the progress bar.
1.65/m mean each minutes the progress bar will fill 1 time plus 65% of another bar.

Thanks for your comment!

I’m currently working on another project.
But both games are not abandoned.
I’m still supporting players who have problems and I’m listening for bug reports.

IB1 and IB2 are totally different.
IB2 have more workers,
more items,
equipable items,
many ascension skills,
and more…

I think it worth giving it a try :)

Thanks for your message!

I’m glad you like the game :)
It’s not a bug, it’s a feature. In the option menu. Turn the Adaptative production off. It shouldn’t happen after that. This option was created by players request to reduce the amount of click you need to do when you change your equipment production.