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Yeah I agree with basically everything here. Tbh, I didn't mind doing the tedious strategically correct thing because it felt like I was outsmarting the game, but over a long time I know that can feel quite tiresome. Maybe just instantly winning a fight if enemies cannot damage you at all would be a good idea?

I didn't even realize at first that you could rest more than one time. I needed to find a second rest spot to figure that out.

I wish the game would just give you a certain amount of gold instead of making you roll for it, missing out on gold is probably the most frustrating part.

And tbh I really didn't like items that added things onto my reels. During the lategame, I was losing out on damage by rolling fire from a coal instead of a damage number on my knife, and it felt really bad, specially since burn and poison really don't scale like your normal numbers do. Maybe a good change would, instead of adding a poisonous reel when you get a venom, make a damage number in the reel also apply poison or burn, and then it'd feel very satisfying to hit those.

Something that kinda sucks, too, is that you can't sell or get rid of artifacts, only weapons, and you can't chose not to take them. I wanted to get rid of the coal I had gotten in my winning run somehow, but there was no way to do it.

Does getting replicas of an artifact do anything or should we just sell them? I got two copies of the glove (Adds a 5 to every reel) but I didn't know if the second glove was doing anything.

Also, the glove adds a 5 to the healing staff, but the 5 there doesn't do anything when proc'd. I feel like that might be an oversight, but I'm not sure.

Great game, by the way! Has a lot of potential

I feel like restoring item uses would be more appropriate at the end of the floor. Maybe they shouldn't even be gone forever when you reach 0 uses, but just broken until you reach the end of the floor. Right now, you always feel it's more worthwhile to spend money on artifacts than weapons, so re-chargeable weapons sounds like they'd be more worth the gold

Can a resource ever go below Infinity once it gets there? If I reach Infinity Wood then make a metric ton of house makers without making more lumberjacks, do I ever lose my wood infinity? Maybe it's a silly question but I'd like to know

Hi! I'm completely in love with this game!

It was an absolutely outstanding experience and I so wish I had more of it.

The plot was really good and I have to say the "extra" ending is one of my favorites. The writing there was phenomenal.

I have a few small gripes, though! Sometimes, the dialogue feels like it's trying a bit too hard, some swears don't positively service what's going on, and there's a few grammar mistakes. The spellcaster characters fall off really hard, even when you get to max exp and max out their stats. There's basically nothing they do that melee characters can't do better, and even their healing is pretty bad compared to just using items, sometimes. I also wish there had been a better way to avoid encounters other than just relying on Rudra halving their speed (I sorta feel like the halved speed should've been their normal speed in the first place, while Rudra makes them stand still if you're above a certain level), since it makes backtracking much more of a chore. Lastly, maybe Rock or some other NPC could have been able to tell you how many chests you're missing in a certain area of the world, given that the game tracks and rates you based on how many chests you've gotten (missing one or two and not knowing where in the world they are, specially since some spots you can only backtrack to with your full party literally on the LAST chapter, can be a little miserable), so that you'd have an easier time finding them on your own. I didn't know where a few items were, but thankfully managed to find the discord server and the guides in there, so that fixed the issue.

It's a lot easier to talk about the stuff that I had a nitpick with than the stuff I loved, because if I did, I'd just be spoiling it for everyone else here. This game was great and it really gripped me!