As of , the final combat areas are the 'Gentle mountain slope', 'Gang hideout' and 'Writhing tunnel', with that last position expected to be a serious challenge. It is not yet possible to enter the town nor to open the second gate.

Start by opening the browser console and checking if there's any error/warning in it, then lemme know on discord. Make sure to open the console and check if there's anything. If so, copy or screenshot it.
Seriously, I beg you. It should be a common sense, but majority of people seem to expect devs to just guess what went wrong and fix it without any information.
Of course I'm also gonna need a description of the issue, sending just the error message won't be of much use.


Aside from mentioned thread on Arcanum's server, there's also a post on r/incremental_games discord server (game-posts channel), but I check it rarely, so you 100% should tag me (and pray the notification doesn't bug out like they tend to do)

As you probably guessed, no. They will come in future.

• Money:
  • 10 W = 1 C, 100 C = 1 S, 100 S = 1 G
• Prices
  • Traders sell items for prices a lot higher than what they would pay for same item, usually sell price is 200% of buy price.
    "Haggling" skill slightly reduces price difference, at max level the value above 100% is cut in half (meaning 200% will turn into 150%, 300% will turn into 200%, etc)
• Market saturation
  • As you sell more of enemy loot, its price will slowly go down, stopping at 1/10th of initial value. It applies to all traders.
    The price will recover over time, but it is a very slow process.

• Crafting subcategories:
  • Items: mostly mundane things, such as consumables and materials for further crafting
  • Components: things that can be assembled into equipment of all kinds.
    Their quality doesn't directly translate to equipment stats and so their own statistics are displayed as "base value", as in value that they would contribute to a 100% quality piece of equipment
  • Equipment: the actual stuff that you can put on. Mostly created from components, with the exception of 'clothing' which functions more like wearable components
    Quality is based on skill level, quality of components (for non-clothing equipment) and either tier of components (for non-clothing) or tier of resulting clothing item
• You can obtain resources from passive activities in locations and/or as a loot from combat; items that can be used for crafting will often (but not always) mention it in their descriptions
  For passive gathering activities, things such as time needed, success chance, and number of gained items, are all affected by skill level.
• XP and quality caps:
  • Quality of equipment is capped at 100% + 2.8% per skill level.
    Quality of components (excluding clothing, which falls under equipment) is capped at 100% + 2% per skill level.
    It exists mainly to make higher tier materials catch up with lower tier ones at some point.
  • XP gains from item recipes start going down once you are a few levels over the value needed to max out the success chance, from there they steadily go down to 1. XP gains from component/equipment recipes start going down once relevant skill is more than 8*item_tier, this value is however also multiplied by sqrt of item's rarity multiplier (e.g. sqrt(1.1) for 'uncommon'). They go down to 0.5*material_count for components and down to 1 for equipments.

• AP / EP:
  • Summary of stats and skills that affect the chance to hit/evade. It doesn't include situational modifiers (e.g. from skills based on the type of an enemy), but does include environmental modifiers (e.g. lower EP in "narrow" areas)
  • Scaling is non-linear.
  • AP equal to 5 times the enemy EP, results in ~98% chance to hit the target.
  • AP equal to twice the enemy EP, results in ~80% chance to hit the target.
  • AP equal to enemy EP, results in a bit over 50% chance to hit the target.
  • AP equal to half of the enemy EP, results in ~24% chance to hit the target.
  • AP equal to 1/5 of the enemy EP, results in ~5% chance to hit the target.


• Hit / dodge chance
  • Displayed in an enemy during combat
  • They represent ENEMY's chance to hit or to dodge attacks


• Defensive measures
  • "Dodge", if triggered, will always completely negate damage.
  • Shield can absorb damage and has very high base chance to trigger, but usually won't be strong enough to reduce it to 0, although it is possible.
  • "Defense" provides a flat reduction to damage taken. It is applied after shield dmg reduction.
    It can't reduce damage taken to less than 1 or 10% of original value, whichever is larger. However, if less than that gets through the shield, that value will be used instead, allowing for very small dmg values and/or full negation.


• Attack speed:
  • Directly translates to how quickly someone attacks in comparison to another fight participant. 2x more => 2x faster. 2x less => 2x slower.
  • To avoid insanity and potential problems, when new fight begins, both character and enemies have their attack cooldowns scaled up so that no one attacks faster than once per second.


• Stamina:
  • When stamina drops to 0, character's attack speed and attack power are cut in half.
  • Penalty can be lowered via the "Persistence" skill, leveled by fighting with no stamina
  • It can also be delayed by raising the max stamina and/or using food items, which provide stamina regeneration in combat


• Combat stances:
  • Provide different buffs and penalties, being helpful in different situations, in exchange for higher stamina costs.
  • Switching stance mid-combat will reset your attack bar (no cheesing allowed).

• Certain activities (currently only some jobs) are limited by the time of the day.
• During night (20 to 4) in normal areas, and whole time in dark areas (e.g. caves), character receives additional penalties to hit/evasion chance.
  This penalty can be reduced with "Night vision" skill, which gains xp passively just for being in such place.
  


• Some combat areas have special properties, which result in penalties to certain stats. E.g. some areas might not offer enough movement space to properly dodge or make a good swing with weapon
  They usually have a corresponding skill that lowers the penalty and is usually leveled by simply being in such place

• XP:
  • Harder enemies generally provide more xp. It is not affected by area modifiers, but is affected by how many enemies are in a group (raised to 0.334, giving x2 in a fight against 8)
  • There is also a lot of bonuses from multiple sources (mainly skill milestones and completed books, but also a nice multiplier based on hero level).


• Unlocks:
  • New locations, actions, and activities, can be unlocked by talking with someone, by reaching certain levels in skills, by clearing enemy zones (sometimes it might need to be beaten more than once), and by succeeding in actions

• They multiply leveling speed of their children if these are of lower level
• They stay on the same level as their highest-leveled child

• Equipment quality
  • All equippable items come with "quality" parameter. It directly multiplies item's basic bonus (attack for weapons, defense for armors, max block for shields) and value.
    On top of that, higher quality ranks (starting at uncommon, which begins at 100%) provide another multiplier (based solely on rank) to not only basic bonus, but also to all other stats it has.
    

            quality     rarity         color      additional_multiplier
            0-49%       trash          gray       x1
            50-99%      common         white      x1
            100-129%    uncommon       green      x1.1
            130-159%    rare           blue       x1.3
            160-199%    epic           purple     x1.6
            200-246%    legendary      orange     x2
            247-250%    mythical       ????       x2.5
                            

  • As of version , highest item quality from merchants is 120%

• Proto23 by Corc, a source of inspiration and the sole reason this project was started. Go check it out!
• HackTimer by Turuslan, used to avoid slowdowns when tab is inactive
• Material Icons and Symbols by Google
• Big big big thanks to all the wonderful Ko-fi supporters!

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