Took me way too long to realize that autocast was referring to literal mana values and not percentages
The game gets a lot easier once you fully embrace the Korean MMO style potion chugging.
The mage's freeze sounds powerful on paper, until you realize that this is actually an action game and you can just simply evade the boss to the point that they're dealing too insignificant amount of damage to really care about.
I killed the demo end boss while only have killed 21 cultists and ending at level 26 with hunter.
Puzzle making is hard; I feel there are just too many possible permutations to attempt to see if the math works out. Maybe there could have been some blank immovable blocks, to prevent us from exploring wrong pathways?
I didn't connect the dots on how relics worked until after I completed the game, I just thought that every relic in my inventory was constantly being applied. When I did notice the "relic" slots on the screen I thought they were for ascension and I wasn't thinking about my inventory, lul.
I am crashing out over the pollen nebula level in the RTS section. This is the worst turret babysitting simulator that I've been subjected to in a long time. Being expected to know a level before you even enter the level coupled with the terrible vine mechanic and how painful the UX generally is, for a real awful time.
As for some faint praise, at least the fractured void is reasonable to clear if you know where the 3 last star constellations are.
But seriously though, did you playtest your last boss? After some testing I have noticed that the behavior of the true and false final boss is different. For the true final boss I actually managed to get past the first phase and got hit with probably the worst pattern immediately in the second phase.
(The pre-edited hint was that the goal still relates to length) Okay, I got it. What relevance does the specifically highlighted text have to do with answer at all?
But for real, how does one solve 2-7? There's words like double, one, add, root, ten, seven, semi, less, iv, un mille, ln, cubed... None of them seem to get me to the answer which seems to be around 18 letters long.
My browser seems to hate this game, after running it for several hours, as it causes this page to stop being responsive along side the other instances of my browser windows. It would be nice if I could download an offline version.
The game very quickly broke upon reaching the final level of the game, miners stopped mining, mergers stopped merging, and assemblers (or whatever you named them) stopped assembling.
