One thing I'm not quite sure of - Anti-Matter value appreciates against game resources as you upgrade your ship, does it also appreciate against cryptos?


(Also found another bug - when you try to deposit credits at a port, it checks against how many drones you have not how many credits you have.)

So broadly speaking (and I quite understand that you probably don't want to put the specific algorithm out there!) if the game balance for a coin goes down, will the corresponding AM value against that coin go up or down?

Cool, thanks for the explanation.

A couple of ideas for the game:

1 - Auto-Collect From Planet

Yeah, you're probably not going to like this idea much but hear me out.

For a small fee (crypto payment only - say 20sat equivalent) you can send out ships to collect everything for you.  BUT you also have to wait 3 seconds per planet and can't do anything in that time (1 second for ship to reach target, another to collect resources, and another to launch).  The player cannot do anything else in that time period.  Possibilities include a fee per planet flat fee for all planets only possible if player owns 10 planets.  It would only be worth players spending crypto on this if they've already built up their planets a lot.  A way get crypto back into the game while giving the player an option for convenience (but with the price of 30 seconds they can't do anything in the game).  Unlike DKV players cannot directly earn crypto from their "village" (planet) so it should be a low price, but it would probably still work out better for the game itself.

2 - Rebel Assassins

This kicks in only once you have destroyed a million rebel drones.  You have a random chance of encountering a Rebel Assassin sent by the rebels to try to deal with one of its most hated enemies.  The number of drones should be (irrespective of your location in the game universe) based entirely on the number of rebel drones you have destroyed (all-time) and have a high tech level.  You have the chance to fight or flee, if you flee you lose 20% of your credits and gold, if you fight you earn a credits reward equivalent to treble what you would normally earn for taking out that number of drones.

Good decision.

I'll come up with more ideas (that you won't like!  ) for the game later.

Here are some ideas for (rare) random events as you travel:

1 - Your ship becomes trapped in the Void, completely surrounded by impenetrable blackness.  You manage to escape, gaining 1 Dark Matter in the process.

2 - A freak wormhole opens up and transports you to (random location - would have to be tied to the player's level to avoid sending new players to a crushing death!)

3 - You come across (random number) faulty Rebel Drones.  You manage to repair and reprogram them to join your own forces.


Feature ideas:

1 - Top Planets list ranked according to total planet score (the same way Top Players are ranked by Battle Carrier total score)

2 - Some way for VIP players to donate Energy Credits to active non-VIP players (just send a load and it's split equally among all non-VIP players who've been active in the last 24 hours for example).

Feature request - could you make "R" the hotkey for "Return to Universe" from random events (finding asteroid, supernova etc) - unless you have no hotkey for this by design, in which case ignore me.

Fair enough.


Small bug report (again unless this was by design? - but I doubt it) - when using hotkeys, it always resets movement speed to 1, irrespective of what it was before.  I've tested this a few times and it's always held true.  (Even using D to attack Drones without using W for Warp still resets the movement speed.)

I think i just unintentionally and completely by coincidence discovered how to overpass drones limitation. As it can be seen, i have 17,986 drones waiting at my disposal (and i think it would be possible to rise this number over 100k, although i would still need to pay for each drone, but still). But i should have max 4,000 drones in Drone Bay based on my ship's performance and upgrades. I wont say how i did it, so others wont exploit this glitch. I am sending CrypoDatabase PM regarding this issue.



To boldly go where no one has gone before.

This is intentional yes, otherwise players wouldn't be able to defeat ports that are heavily defended.

I believe your question refers on green dots, right? Well i think those dots represent planets created by users from Genesis Seeds. And in the future, maybe, there will be more dots, which will show us, the players, and our position in universe.

EDIT: Actually, there is another dot, a red one, that represent you. Uh, a missed that. And white ones, represent Space ports.