comments for Age Incremental

My thoughts:
- achivements is spelled wrong, but that's a minor issue
- not sure why, but it seems like the WebGL player is centered vertically as well, meaning that with my small screen, I couldn't figure out where "Start life" was
- the ui/gameplay is kind of barebones at this point; it's not the largest issue, but maybe pick a different font and change it
- maybe don't use that word after you click on Start Life; it's quite sensitive (and while it doesn't affect me i feel like there's a better way of going about it)
- interesting concept, but the ui needs some major rework

I suggest the game should tell the player about the lifepoint and ascension point formula, so the player could better strategize

you know an incremental is aboutta be good when there is a suicide button

i dont see a start life button?

i would maybe add a confirmation button for ascending or block ascension before you get any AP points because i just accidentally ascended without any AP points.

is it theoretically possible to get 71 years of life span?

It might just be me on the phone, but the end life button gives me no life points, even if I click it at 1min life

This Lucy Letby Simulator sure is something.

While I understand why my initial comment was down voted (it was a little snarky), I still appreciate that you changed that particular 'thing'. I see someone put it in better words than I did.

The People's Manifesto: Towards a Socialist Future

### Introduction: The Age of Capitalism's Decline

We, the working class, the oppressed, and the marginalized, stand at the precipice of a new dawn. The era of unchecked capitalism has reached its final stages, where the promise of prosperity for all has decayed into a nightmare of inequality, environmental devastation, and alienation. This manifesto is a declaration of our intent to rise against the forces that enslave us, reclaiming our rightful place as the architects of a new society—one founded on equality, solidarity, and collective ownership.

The capitalist system, driven by the endless pursuit of profit, has divided society into two warring classes: the bourgeoisie, who control the means of production and the levers of power, and the proletariat, who are exploited and oppressed at every turn. We, the majority, have been deceived for too long. The illusion of freedom has been maintained by a ruling elite who benefit from the blood, sweat, and tears of workers everywhere. The promise of democracy has been hollowed out, leaving behind a shell of corruption and oligarchy.

### Chapter I: The Injustice of Capitalism

Capitalism is a system built on exploitation. From the factory floors to the service industries, workers toil for hours on end, producing the wealth that is stolen by the few at the top. The capitalist elite accumulate obscene amounts of wealth while the working class struggles to meet their basic needs. Every year, the wealth gap widens, the rich get richer, and the poor sink deeper into despair. Under capitalism, a handful of billionaires control more wealth than billions of people combined.

This system is unsustainable. It is a system that prioritizes profit over people, profit over the planet, and profit over the future. The capitalist economy is not designed to serve the needs of the many but to generate wealth for the few. Essential services like healthcare, education, and housing are commodified, turning human needs into profit-driven ventures. This leads to a world where the rich can buy access to the best schools, doctors, and homes, while the poor are left with crumbling infrastructure, overburdened hospitals, and substandard living conditions.

The exploitation of labor extends beyond borders. Capitalism has globalized its reach, seeking out cheap labor in impoverished countries where workers are paid starvation wages to produce goods for consumers in wealthier nations. This system of global inequality reinforces colonial legacies, keeping formerly colonized countries in a state of economic dependence and underdevelopment. The working class in these nations is doubly oppressed—both by their own ruling classes and by international capital.

### Chapter II: The Crisis of Capitalism and the Environment

The capitalist system not only exploits human labor but also ravages the environment. In the blind pursuit of profit, the Earth’s resources are extracted at an unsustainable rate, leading to environmental catastrophe. Deforestation, pollution, and climate change are the direct consequences of a system that values short-term profits over long-term sustainability. The capitalist elite are willing to sacrifice the planet for the sake of accumulating wealth, leaving future generations to deal with the fallout.

Climate change is a direct result of capitalist industrialization, and it is the working class and the poor who will bear the brunt of its effects. As temperatures rise and sea levels increase, millions will be displaced, leading to mass migrations and conflict over dwindling resources. Meanwhile, the capitalist class will retreat to their fortified enclaves, insulated from the chaos they have created.

The environmental crisis is not separate from the capitalist crisis; they are one and the same. Both are driven by a system that prioritizes profit over human well-being and ecological balance. The fight for socialism is also a fight for a sustainable future—one where production is organized not for profit, but for the needs of people and

Love this idea. I wish it had more content as it only took about 5 minutes, but all in all, good game, can be great with content updates.

the max 1 day lifespan and max 1 week lifespan achievements appear to be broken, I have over 2 weeks lifespan and still no achievement

Oh good, there's no autosave. Won't be playing this again.