Of course, no problem!
Probably the best solution is to increase the speed at which metabolism and capacity level up with.
The risk/reward of going over capacity was fun. If I brought it back, maybe I’d tie it to only capacity not metabolism, or maybe I’d make it do another thing entirely.
Maybe fullness over capacity digests faster? So there’s incentive to stay just slightly over capacity to trigger faster digestions without getting KO’d.
Maybe fullness over capacity digests faster? So there’s incentive to stay just slightly over capacity to trigger faster digestions without getting KO’d.
That’d surely spice up the gameplay!
You could maybe even add an UI element that would indicate that you’ll go over the KO limit if you commit the attack (have a small icon/text box that shows up when you’re hovering over the enemy while dragging the attack).
No updates for the game, but there’s a new progress gif:
Also a post about changing up Patreon rewards:
I’m definitely welcoming the addition of the new items, it adds a layer to the game that I feel takes it in the right direction. I’m gonna list some things that I think may improve the usability of them though, hopefully you don’t mind!
The healing potion should maybe have an increased effect and longer cooldown, so that you don’t just mindlessly spam it on the party members that need it.
I like the idea of having the small attack items to use while you’re waiting for your party members to get ready to attack again, but I almost didn’t wanna use them since that’d diminish the possible weight gain. Perhaps it could add a small amount of weight to everyone or the adventurers that have the corresponding attack type, without adding to their fullness.
(This is ofcourse based on the levels that we have right now, I don’t know if I’ll feel the same way if there’s more pressure to finish the levels in the future.)
Changing the favored food type for your adventurers for one attack is pretty neat! And changing the type of the enemy is really powerful, maybe it should replace the food type instead of adding another type to the list (or just do something simple like adding a long cool-down to use these sorts of items)?
Looking forward to the next update(s)!
I might do something like this?
I think you’re right, once timers are in and there’s greater incentive to finish levels quickly this problem will solve itself.
I keep going back and forth on whether or not enemies should have one food type, or multiple. I haven’t been able to form a solid argument either way. Once I decide that I’ll finalize food-type item behavior.
Thank you!!!
so just kind of want to note this, the multiplier seems like a great idea resource wise, but might be a bit of a problem if you’ll still only be able to drain one character, where you’d go into the next dungeon with one fast acting character, and three slower ones
additionally, does the multiplier only affect weight from the current dungeon, or overall weight? i know it’d be more logical to swing towards the former, but if it’s the later that could cause some problems in itself
I might add additional drains as a level reward in the future.
The multiplier only affects weight gained during the current level. Otherwise that would be way to easy to exploit.
I’m just curious, will there be more hero’s to select from? It’s totally fine if there won’t be though, I love the 4 already available 
I will definitely be adding more weight levels in the future.
I want to add several move heroes. Once v0.2 is done I will start adding a fifth adventurer.
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I don’t know if something like this has been suggested already, but I had a few thoughts. Firstly the Priestess is very useful, and on the later floors I kind of neglected using her for combat, and just waited for certain characters to get turns to strike the best weak points. I couldn’t tell really if attacking with the wrong person was still effective so I just waited. Which got me thinking couldn’t each character have a non combat use like the priestess. The Knight could protect a person, preventing them from being attacked. The sorceress could buff a character’s stats, or something. and the rogue could maybe speed up other, or set a trap on a person that stuns any monster that attacks, or just steal random loot. Secondly as a later thing, you could use several designs for each class, and change the pose and maybe change the way they gain weight, so there could be a costume shall we way that focuses on pear growth, or apple growth, or hourglass ect. Just some loose ideas.
I do have plans to change The Warrior’s Armor ability to behave similarly to your defend idea, but I don’t agree that every character needs to have a non-attacking option. Characters that can buff others are cool, and will be covered by the upcoming Bard class.
In my mind, The Witch’s special ability is her AOE, and the Thief’s is her low attack cooldown. I’d rather focus on making those special than making new abilities.
That’s fair, but my main question is…
Are we going to get more ranged attackers? A gunslinger or an Archer for example…
I ask because it always seems like I don’t actually attacj with teh Warrior simply because she doesn’t have that reach.
Nice.
And if I’m allowed to give ideas, would teh Archer have a similarly fast cooldown to the rogue, while a Gunslinger could attack and entire vertical row, old school cowboy fanning the hammer style.
