comments for Points Progression

ok when does the game accualy start. i spent 5 minutes clicking on a singular upgrade and theres nothing going on except for the 1M point super timewall thats right at the start for some reason

seriously needs a change to the number format i have no clue how close or far away from anything i am

I played this game for around 2 hours, got past the 1 million timewall in 1 hour and 19 mins. This isnt a "bad" game, it just doesnt tell you key information. Luckily i read the comments first and blobdin mentioned that by clicking the upgrade, you essentialy "buy max". If 1st upgrade is 10 and 2nd is 14, you can click the button when you have 14 points and itll buy both at once, so you pretty much save 10 points. This is how you get past the timewall, you wait until you accumulate way more than needed for the next upgrade and then buy like 20 at once, rinse and repeat. After the first reset it gets much faster, my 2nd one was 19 minutes, 3rd - 11 mins, 4th - 6mins. I think it has potential, but you gotta give more information in the UI. As of currently, i dont even know where to click to manually reset the first prestige, i just activate the automatic reset and deactivate it instantly. Overall its an okay game, definitely less active than many other incrementals so far, but i havent gotten far anyways, so that might change.

3.8/5, mostly because of the UI and lack of information. It would also be a nice addition to have a place where you can see the formulas for the buffs, to better plan your reset strategy. It makes sense, since its advertised as "challenging", which implies that thinking and doing some math yourself can accelerate progress.

"A challenging incremental game featuring unique mechanics and gameplay.". Is this April Fool's or something?

Unintuitive that you can get multiple upgrades at a time, but the button doesn't show this. Makes it much faster to wait for some amount of time after you can afford the upgrade. I'm very close the 1M mark, but underwhelmed so far.

What a strange Idea to start a game if a time wall of minimum 1h...
First hour should be what hook you to a game so I don't think putting a time wall like this is a good idea.
Anyway, will complete the game and give a more complete review and it's done.
Thanks for sharing your game.

"Added a help menu with information about the game, number notation, and formulas."
Why does the game have a unique number notation to begin with? Up to 1T it makes sense and then stops making sense at 1000T. Why start with normal number notation and then throw that in the trash partway through?
And those formulas are... basically useless to a layman. All I know is that the best points multipliers feels massively underwhelming.

Two things: 1. The game reset back to square one when I tried to get the shortest run time possible. It's not great and I've lost most of my motivation to play this game.
2. If you close the game the run time keeps going up, however you don't gain any points while you were gone. If a run takes an hour and I turn the game off for an hour, my run is now an hour longer, but I still have to wait an hour to finish the run. please make it so the run timer doesn't keep counting while I'm offline, it's kinda annoying.

Game is cool However the notation need to change.

Actually enjoying this as a background game, with occasional active play. A few key QOL fails that make it a lot less enjoyable:
- Best points multiplier increase from a reset is a black box. Should just say what your new multiplier will be so you can make an informed decision. The rate is strongly logarithmic, if not asymptotic, so even a 100x increase in best points may not be worth it, but you just have to gamble.
- ETAs should be there on every upgrade, not just for goal and Tiers

@adoplayzz
The game never truly "starts", and the advertised "unique" mechanics haven´t manifested so far. I went ahead and cheated a ton of points. Sure, new stuff opens but not a whole lot, and the mechanics are definitely not unique.

Starting off with a huge timewall with the promise of "It gets more interesting later" isn't the most compelling hook to me. I'll keep at it, but consider why you're putting up the walls in the first place. Is the goal reward people's patience and dedication, or waste their time? Having to actively nurse it till upgrade 1 means it doesn't have the "set it and forget it" structure of something like Check Back. And not showing any of your unique mechanics till later means no real crumb trail to follow to get through that initial gate. And if that's your goal, that's fine. I just don't think most players will be willing to stick with it.

Right now, I'm at Reset Upgrade 1, 3.106kx best run multiplier, 30.01x best point multiplier, upgrade 245. All I can do is occasionally click upgrade and wait to get to the next goal to see if the next step (likely a few hours away) is engaging enough for me to continue

Having multiple "Time Spent This Run"s would be helpful with the other prestige layers

I held enter trying to get a good reset time and the game revealed all the future upgrades, put a red (V) next to my points, and reset my multipliers :(

Its an interesting idea though, I'll come back at some point!

A single button and a timewall are neither fun or "challenging"

What's up with that number notation? If you want to use the actual number names, go for it, but don't do whatever that is? On Wikipedia, if you go to the "Names of large numbers" article, and go to "Extensions of the standard dictionary numbers," you'll find a table and instructions you can use to write an algorithm to take any number and give it it's name (e.g. "12.87 Novemoctogintillion"). Please, either do that or use scientific notation.

Is someone meant to actually just click the point multiplier until they can get the 1m point thing or?

WHY does a game SPECIFICALLY about time walls that has one from the very second you start playing... not have any offline progress whatsoever? what a TERRIBLE idea

"This game has a unique numbering system"

So... don't? There are plenty of standard, easily understood numbering systems. You literally refer to one in your numbering system. So don't make one up for no reason.

the game actually starts once you get the million points, its not an ¨early april fools game¨.also, not very intuitive but you can get multiple upgrades at a time, just get more points than whats shown and you will get more than one, it makes the first timewall easier, takes around 30-50m to get from 0 to 1m