aguydude's Comments

It's surprising how easy it is to hit a bottleneck by ignoring or misunderstanding game mechanics. I think probably the worst culprit in that regard is achievements.

A lot of fun. Puzzles should probably have been ordered a bit more by difficulty.

An excellent game. Not sure it really needs to be expanded; it feels very complete as-is.

Suggestion: Allow users to save their current configuration as an autobuild configuration.

According to the achievement bonus tab, I am receiving 2 bonus gems per day for the cut gems achievement. According to the free gems tab, I am receiving 0 free gems per day from achievements. Shouldn't bonus gems from cut gems achievements being included in this count?

Suggestion: Instead of reducing the rewards based on distance between workshop and expedition level, reduce the rewards based on number of consecutive expeditions without a workshop level-up. This discourages players going overboard with consecutive expeditions but still allows a player schedule expeditions (e.g., players might prefer to save expeditions for days when they have less free time to pump points into their workshop). This also adds an interesting strategic decision: "Instead of going on the expedition, reset progress and then go on the (0 cost) expedition for increased rewards, at a cost of losing any existing material that might've gone into the next expedition.". This approach is far less disruptive than the current approach, so maybe use a 10% cost instead of a 5% cost (and maybe reduce rewards by multiplying by 0.9^X rather than by multiplying by (1-0.1*X)).

Suggestion: Clicking the auto-build progress bar should instantly build the current element.

Given that my offline production is greater than 100% and I don't intend to buy or auto-buy anything in the immediate future, does that mean that I should close the game?

Found this on almostidle. It's a real shame that you've stopped updating; this is a lot of fun. A really poor fit for Kongregate, though.

Suggested feature: If using less than 4 skills, each skill levels proportionately faster (3 skills = 133%, 2=200%,1=400% . Obviously this is a bad deal (skill synergies are more effective, especially late game), but those of us stuck leaving the game on overnight due to having no quests and a highly under-leveled skill will do it anyhow.

Fun, though some of the levels are rather tough on a touchpad.

For those of you noticing it locks up when you use a skill, you need to upgrade Flash. I had the same issue until I did so.

A fun game, but incredibly easy, especially with the hint signs giving everything away. Further, many levels can be beaten by totally ignoring the tools system and just carefully and repeatedly bashing your ship blocks.

Quite fun, but far too easy to 3-color using minimal logic.

Reminds me of Viano.

Tip: Running out of missiles during the last mission is not as much of an issue if you have a missile fabricator.

I'm way to easily amused, because I found that quite funny.

Has a save feature. It's automatic.

Once you recognize that, quantity beats quality, population means money, and that buying from the market makes building stuff easy, the game becomes more tedious than difficult.

Took enough effort to offer a bit of a challenge yet was easy enough to beat without looking at a walkthrough. Good stuff.