Oh, and it would be nice if there would be more information on what the upgrades do. Its demotivating when you save for an upgrade but when you finally buy it it does not what you expect it to do... instead it seems to do nothing.
Like the first upgrade for the auto responders. I expected them to increase their number of responses per second. But nothing on the numbers changed.
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I like the idea, but the game seems to break if you let it unattended for some time. Got 10 Queue length and 15 Responders and then let it idle because I was busy. When I came back I hat 40k waiting and after spending all my qualia on upgrades I haven't received any new one from the responders. Only manually clicking answer very slowly gave me qualia. Having to click between 5 and 10 times for one qualia with the next upgrade needing around 500... well this broke the game for me.
I meant, If you don't faint how to you leave to dungeon to spend your money? It gets boring after a while when you start putting all your money into defense and the game runs for tens of minutes without being able to interact. Reason is you need many hits to even kill one rat but the rat is not able to hit you. And since the window needs to have the focus you can't do anything else in the time.
I haven't found a way to reduce the numbers of employees to fire. So if you upgrade too much in the beginning on how many are fired at once you simply can not fire anyone anymore. THAT is my biggest problem with the game. And since it shows only the singular cost you have to do the math in your head.