Mmmace's Comments

Perhaps I'm exceptionally stupid, but this just... isn't intuitive. Without a tutorial to tell me the commands, I'm stuck searching through the comments. I hope that the developers add at least a little bit so idiots like me can figure out how to, you know, play?

Glorious Linderbottom. "Where is the silver polish for my spoon!" Bring silver plate, mithril, a crystal of sorts, and SHABOOMBA someone gets loot. 2,5,21,11,2,2,47,53,2,10,38,2

Tip for all: the '30 day' gem fountain is actually only one week. Don't get scammed. They do not respond to tickets, so refunded Kreds are not likely.

Now the board doesn't even fill on the anti-particle when I Big Crunch... Is there a glitch with this? It seems like there's more problems with it every day.

Didn't the anti-particle grid used to refresh when you Big Crunched? Does it have to only be a 1.5 multiplier? It used to work with higher ones, but the last two crunches just refilled a board so bad I couldn't get past a multiplier of 14.

I love the concept, and I feel like there's so much to this game that I just don't seem able to access. The satisfaction and excitement so many others feel at conquering new planets is something I so desperately want, and I must be doing something very wrong. It has taken me weeks of painstaking and slow grinding to try and build up enough resources even to build an electronics facility, and I'm starting to despair I will be locked in with no means of ever conquering new planets. Am I doing something wrong, or does the game sort of grind to a halt at this point?

How do you unlock the art of war? It unlocked briefly at Interstellar Travel 4, then disappeared and will not return when I refresh or unlock new things. Even sending a lone sacrificial ship at enemies didn't re-unlock it.

At first I thought the only thing the girl character could do was clean. Then I saw there was a kitchen in the upgrades.

Interesting and cool game. Sadly I had the same glitch as Iskandros where on the second playthrough, it wouldn't allow me to build anything on Aquereous. If there had been some crucial research pieces missing, or any research groups not bought, I would be focusing on that. Unfortunately after a day of buying up research points and trying to unlock the underwater mine and pumping platform, none of it was unlocked, even though all the research said it should be. If this isn't a glitch it would be helpful to have a bit better tracking of what kinds of buildings have been unlocked. An achievements list or something would go a long way toward knowing what kinds of buildings can be accessed, and what's been unlocked. A tree that tells you what the prerequisites for unlocking would be golden.

I got about half an hour in before I favorited the game and added it to my playlist and linked it to several friends. This game is really excellent, and it would be amazing to see a Steam version. That said, you did a ton of work on this and it is understandable that you wouldn't want to re-work it all the way from the start. But if you ever do, please post a link in here, RockLou, because I think everyone who played it really enjoyed the game and we'd all race to play a finished version! Thanks for putting so much effort in, and for sharing the part you did.

If the Friendly Wisp is so friendly, why does he keep setting people on fire?

"You two are heavy!" "NO I'M NOT!"

There was a glitch where the Phoenix unit didn't respawn. Oh, irony.

Has anyone figured out what's wrong with Xandra, the bunny-ears girl with the crazy hair and mismatched eye make up and the tutu?

Really hope in the next one we can actually control our teammates, though. Veradux is sometimes good about healing, other times the AI is... about as bright as the gray crayon.

Veradux... why you put Focus buff on the warrior and then use quick strike while at full focus when you are in dire need of healing?

All I can say is this taught me it's a good thing I didn't try to become an engineer.

Why are my 'start day' and 'save' buttons locked? (They actually have little lock icons on them, and I can't click them)

Honestly, after playing all three games, I liked the second one by far the best. Three has prettier animation and (finally) a choice in gender, but the stress mechanic's imbalance interferes a lot with playability, the village/exploration mechanics seem over-complicated and less rewarding than in 2, and while the combat and dungeon system is much improved, a lot of things make less sense than the first two, and it feels like a crapshoot trying to figure out what will get you where. Sometimes, less is more, especially when trying to make a playable game.

Being able to lower the quality or something for the lag would help immensely.