As a Linux user, it feels really dirty to have the console clogged with all those commands. One of the first commands I tried (before using help) was "clear". Pls add it :(
As a Linux user you might now that "clear" just add a bunch of few newlines and scroll the terminal up to the top, right ? Then you can just simulate it by pressing "enter" a few dozen times :)
Aw, I'm trying to play this on a Linux machine and it's not loading. Also tried editing flash player settings, but the dialog is just stuck there and won't acknowledge my clicks. Flash really sucks on Linux...
The only real use that Flash has nowadays is for games like this. Grats, enjoyable. It was maybe a bit too easy, until the very last level where I barely managed to finish with 1hp and everything upgraded to the max.
The only reason I check with the game every now and then is to see if you brought any updates. I mean, I calculated that I'd have to wait at least a whole week before getting +100 to all at lunar base...
I have a suggestion for a slight improvement: do not redraw the upgrade menu every time an upgrade is bought. The flicker is really annoying and it consumes more processing power than if you would say do something similar to javascript's parentNode.removeChild (childNode)
Holy mother of flash, the ending burned through my CPU and memory (yes, I have a pretty low-end system, but the game is minimal after all...). Advice to all developers out there: please give up on Flash. It's one of the worst plugins you can ever use (performance and security wise).
Dear 5PG, Why can't we chose an x number of y (5,10,20) energy/stamina/honor attacks for raids yet ?
I calculated that for a person with 2k stamina, it takes 6.66 minutes of continuous attacking (1attack/second) to use stamina pool. Nearly 7 minutes of just pressing left mouse button, waitting for them to end. Please give us the option of not having to wait for that long...
It would be much more useful to have a "Instantly spawn if Health above x% and Energy above y%" feature. This is an idle game after all, and since not all opponents are the same difficulty, it's incredibly difficult to estimate how well you'll do with 2-3 elites all 10 seconds apart.
Algorithm to make it really easy: 1. Mine the first mineral until you can one-click mine the next one. 2. Proceed to next mineral (buy hardness only when needed) 3. Completely ignore miners until you get to diamond. 4. At diamond, buy all miners and upgrade them. 5. Profit.
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As a Linux user you might now that "clear" just add a bunch of few newlines and scroll the terminal up to the top, right ? Then you can just simulate it by pressing "enter" a few dozen times :)