Who would want a busy image on their extra monitor when they’re trying to concentrate? if you’re worried about wasting CPU / GPU cycles. The wallpaper is rendered realtime, optionally capped to a low framerate Slow-moving scenes are best anyway.
You obviously can't see it here, but the rain and puddles are animated. There are a ton of growth curves like this that interact and interconnect in different ways, which means it’s not initially obvious where to spend those between-game upgrades.
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or make it easier to upgrade damage more frequently Your damage line will get steeper, meaning it’ll take longer for foes to get ahead. Foes will still outpace you, but it will take slightly longer to hit the crossover point. For the two curves above, you can either boost the starting damage That damage line will have the same upward angle, but it will be positioned higher overall. He dies, and you take the stuff he collected and use it to buy upgrades to make future dudes stronger. At this point, you can sacrifice your dude. You start off way more powerful than your foes, but eventually you fall behind and each level takes drastically longer than the one before. On the other hand, every time you go to a new level, enemy HP goes up by 25% or whatever. If this chart used a linear scale, these lines would rocket upward in a Matterhorn-shaped curve.Įvery time you buy an upgrade, your damage output goes up by (say) 10%. That's a logarithmic scale, which is why the lines are straight. Like most games that revolve around watching numbers going up, it’s built around balancing the growth of A against B, against C, and so on. Once he’s covered enough distance, he jumps through a portal to a new realm with new enemies.
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