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v0.1.1

🕑 Added 2018-01-08 22:20:58 +0000 UTC

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Syvaron

Tomorrow I will post a new version. I guess i can just post a x32 version, as there is probably noone who can only use the x64 version

unknown552

can you make x32 version

Syvaron

you can use winrar or 7zip to unpack them. You should probably already have one of them or if not, download one for free

do you think you could put this game into a zip folder/file cause i have no clue on how a .rar file works

Syvaron

Sure but it would probably very quickly feel like no rent at all, because of stuff like the bestiary giving you permanent income etc thats just above the rent at some point. Maybe Ill just also change the permanent income things for the easy difficulties.

Can you make one of the easier difficulty levels have a constant rent per day? Like 10 money per monster or something, and that base amount doesn't increase. Also a constant fee for going over the limit, like 10 per monster. So if you have a limit of 10 and house 15 monsters, you have to pay 10x15 + 10x5 = 200. Or some other formula really, as long as the rent doesn't increase every day. No rent at all gets boring after a little while, but rent that increases is too stressful and not fun.

Syvaron

Yeah currently I just put in everything in a very basic way but made it really easy to add stuff. I will put in a lot more of everything (Upgrades, Buildings Items...) soon, but this week I will mostly do setting related stuff. Character capacity isnt really a hard cap though, upkeep just gets a lot more expensive.

Ronberku

I think the upgrade home_3 not working , still at 10/15 after i upgraded it... and there is no more upgrade after right? i think if it work as intended xx/20 still too low for a multi breeding race. Hope it'll change later !

You need to promote PoP. It barely started and there's already tons of stuff to mess around with, plus this is the dream game for lots of people (RIP Breeding Season). Hope you make it big. Love the difficulty meter, by the way. It takes a professional attitude to realize that players don't always want to play the game as intended.