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Got it, thanks!

Hi myadulttale(game author), I want to ask if Temmie will be added to your game?

I agree, and there are some freezes for a few milliseconds!

Hello, developer! I would like you to add the ability not only to buy things, but also to sell what the player has found! For example, legendary-quality clothing can be sold for 40-50 crystals, epic-quality clothing can be sold for 25-36 crystals, rare (green) clothing can be sold for 13-19 crystals, and regular clothing can be sold for 3-5 crystals (I determined their value because the equipment was worn by non-player characters, and non-player characters used the items, so they are worn out).If you are selling clothes, pay attention to their characteristics, such as protection, resistance to damage, etc.  As for items from chests, the prices are the same.  You can also make it so that if a player takes an item from an NPC or a chest and puts it on, the price will be significantly reduced, as it will already be considered worn.The same applies to weapons, but the prices may differ from those of clothes.

Well, I would like to see new mobs, such as lamias, hornets (bees are not hornets), minotaurs, and other fantasy monsters. I think it would be nice if you added them in the new update. And while I'm thinking about it, will you add the features where players can't choose more than one trait for their character? Will you add this feature?This message is not an insult or a demand to the author, the author is a good person who continues to make the game, and this third post is a clarification!

I also want you to add more variety of weapons, such as staffs of different elements (fire, ice, earth, wind, lightning, darkness, and light), as well as swords. When I said that I needed staffs of different elements, I meant that there should be multiple models of the same weapon (skins), such as a ruby being added to a fire staff or having a suitable color that indicates it is a fire staff.

Hi, keepherdev. The update is really good. Thanks for not abandoning the game and continuing to work on it. By the way, what do you think about adding more flowers that grow on the ground and bring joy to the eyes, as well as other plants and trees? Each dungeon has its own unique flora and fauna.For example, in a regular biome with grass, you can add birch trees, butterflies (butterflies cannot be killed or interacted with in any way), and various animals (which can be killed to obtain meat, which can be used as food for those in the camp. This also applies to other realistic mechanics, in my opinion. In your first game, Dungeon: Keep Her, the NPCs want to eat, and they explicitly state, "I'm hungry."So here's an idea: how about making the allies in the camp in Dungeon: Raid Her want to eat too? (You can get food from animals that you can add to different levels, and they will drop meat when they die).