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The new fix has also made actual performance worse for me, in the wilderness (which might be related to the fighting) and also it's very choppy, which isn't nice at all. It hovers around 3600x for me at 5000x

Is there any way to make the trails less of a slog? I've done hundreds of mind trails now I know how they work, but the increasing numbers of them just get so tedious. 

Raising my stats seems to do nothing. The number of required patterns never seems to lower.

My lifespan also did not budge. I was meaning to make a post about it but you beat me to it.

Okay this seems to have been some anomalous bug instead because it stuck around to other areas and didn't resolve until reloading the entire game. but it didn't happen until I reached the inner city at least.  so I don't know what is going on anymore.

Something is horribly wrong with constructing the relay in the inner city imperial works.

I have no idea what is going on but time is not advancing properly at all.

Editing to add some more specific information: Time does appear to be advancing when the window is out of focus, but it does so at a pace that is barely a fraction of how fast it should be advancing and while the window is in focus it doesn't seem to be moving at all, unless you spam click a time advancement speed button. 

See that's the thing. I don't think any of these actions are giving affinity. Only cultivating in willowbrook (for the single element). And in the harmonized settlement.

I'm genuinely unsure if cultivating anywhere other than in willowbrook or in the harmonized settlement gives any affinity, I don't notice it go up in for instance, the wilderness, the dual element towns, or even in the imperial city. 

It's either that they're broken in this regard, or that they just give so little affinity that it is effectively nothing.

Can confirm that paragon arms in general don't give any condense qi, I'm not getting any in other arms either

This does seem to be what happened actually. Which brings me to another odd observation. You can at that stage travel into the wilderness, travel from any wilderness into the inner mono regions and from there reach any paragon arm or city but you can *never* go back to the harmonised settlement.

Why does going into the wilderness disable the cave?

Is there something I'm missing? I've played some other roguelikes but I just feel like there's nothing I can really do to progress other than get lucky with enemy spawns.

Visually I adore this, feels more like a puzzle game than a platformer with how the jump controls work.

Good overall, just not my kind of game. Don't enjoy potentially falling 300 meters and losing all my progress but everything else is good.

Sound and visual design is stellar, unfortunately this just isn't my kind of game, I don't enjoy falling and losing almost all my progress because I made a few mistakes. The jump physics (aside from the getting stuck on slopes sometimes) are pretty good though and I definitely feel like I have good control over the monkey and not that the game is just being mean to me.

My biggest gripe is the camera though it points into the opposite direction of where I want to jump and it would have been big if I could change it.

Several leaps of faith and not being able to put a swing on the vines really limits this (if you could I did not figure out how), but other than that its alright, due to the way the climbing mechanic worked it was crucial for some jumps to position yourself just right otherwise you would not make it.

A reminder your timer is starting to run out would have been real nice, as well as many other audio cues that I'm missing. 

Gamplay is actually quite fun, and I like the concept, though there's a few things that feel against the design, like having to manually press a button 20 times to get the monkeys to open a crate. not good.

Its a bit hard to tell what is going on after you snowball sometimes, the expanding camera and increasing speed as you gather more monkeys does help with this though and by that point its not that crucial anyway.

Overall pretty good!