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The Longest Tree Beta

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Posted May 10, 2023. Updated May 10, 2023. Played 2138 times for a total of 1331 hours.

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Somewhat of a sequel to TLI (The Longest Incremental), has a few working layers but got abandoned thanks to even more internal conflicts. Made by a group of people, somewhat similar to the people who made TLI

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enderelf counter May 16, 2025
+3comment score: 3
BUY MAX DIFFICULTY DOES NOTHING BC IT AUTO RESETS
unicodes gamedev June 12, 2024
+2comment score: 2
monospace font looks better
IncrementalKing May 23, 2024
+11comment score: 11
i cant get bees
ARandomThing53 May 4, 2024
+2comment score: 2
@Dark7 OOM is not a multiplier, its an exponent
OOM x (where x is a number) is just 10^x
Daylight March 13, 2024
+4comment score: 4
@Dark7, no OOM is not a multiplier, it's an exponent. 1 is always OOM 0 and when you increase OOM by 1 you multiply the number by a fixed reference value, usually 10, and if that value is 10 it's indeed the number of zeroes. OOM -1 = 0.1, OOM 0 = 1, OOM 1 = 10, OOM 2 = 100, OOM 3 = 1000...

The reference value can be something else, like 2, in that case you'd get: OOM -1 = 0.5, OOM 0 = 1, OOM 1 = 2, OOM 2 = 4, OOM 3 = 8, OOM 4 = 16...

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gtgeli July 26, 2023
+17comment score: 17
Bees are stuck at 1, cooldown isn't ticking down, bought the upgrade to gain more bees per second and still stuck at 1.
IncrementalKing May 23, 2024
+11comment score: 11
i cant get bees
HOPeAndFriends48 January 8, 2024
+6comment score: 6
why is the bee thing not working? can someone open up the browser inspector and figure out what's up so we can get a bandaid fix?
Daylight March 13, 2024
+4comment score: 4
@Dark7, no OOM is not a multiplier, it's an exponent. 1 is always OOM 0 and when you increase OOM by 1 you multiply the number by a fixed reference value, usually 10, and if that value is 10 it's indeed the number of zeroes. OOM -1 = 0.1, OOM 0 = 1, OOM 1 = 10, OOM 2 = 100, OOM 3 = 1000...

The reference value can be something else, like 2, in that case you'd get: OOM -1 = 0.5, OOM 0 = 1, OOM 1 = 2, OOM 2 = 4, OOM 3 = 8, OOM 4 = 16...
Funnyman69420 March 5, 2024
+4comment score: 4
@unicodes OOM is order of magnitude it basically talks about the number of zeros in ur number or smth

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