Does anything... Happen?

[Gribba Bibba]

I have played the game for like 10 hours now. Nothing interesting has changed. The idea of an idle game is that you get a "new" button to press every so often so that you don't get bored, especially in the beginning, so when does the new stuff appear?

Another pacing issue: why is it so easy to reach the Lich, but so difficult to beat them? If the bossfight is supposed to be very difficult, maybe don't make it so easy to accidentally reach them and just lose 70% of your stuff (happened to me 3 times in a row- starting at my second ever run).

In conclusion: could someone please tell me how to unlock fun, because this game does not seem to have any

[JayXan]

I will tell you once your country stops attacking ukraine

[anotherland]

usa elected trump for 4 years, and then elected biden so trump wouldn't get in not because he was suitable. you part of any of those guys? pretty sure this guy has nothing to do with whats going on.

[CyanDoomdragon]

This isn't an idle game, things don't just happen on their own, you unlock new stuff by building and upgrading things in the camp.

Enemies and bosses scale based on the number of loops you've done, the longer you play that run the harder the boss will be. Also the Lich has a gimmick where when he spawns in he also spawns in eight palace buildings around the campfire, each of these buildings boost his stats. You can weaken him by using oblivion cards to remove the palaces or building around the camp so that the palaces can't spawn in the first place.

A small tip: Turn on the "Automatically pause in the end of the loop" option. It let's you retreat without having to fight the boss, even if they're on the camp.

[Remnant Melody]

I suppose the 'new button to press' is in the form of unlocking new cards to place. The game isn't fully idle too me as you do still need to watch your equipment and traits when you level. As far as anything new happening in the way you describe, no. You unlock more chapters which just means a new boss to learn. Upgrading the town, unlocking cards and slotting in accessories is about it. It isn't going to be flashy or showy as it just sits more in the realm of a chill-pace game that challenges your ability to think ahead and combo cards/accessories with certain classes.

You can avoid summoning out a boss if all you want to do is collect resources for upgrading. Just don't fill the boss gauage at the upper left. Fill the bar til its almost about to summon, then stop.. retreat at your camp around loop 10-11 and take ALL the resources back.. repeat a couple of times and you'll probably get to a point where you'll just faceplow the boss when you decide to tackle him again.

If none of that sounds like it could keep your interest then I'd say its a safe bet the rest of the game won't either. Its a fun game if you like strategy over idling.

[Gribba Bibba]

Thanks for the answers; I suppose losing three runs in a row significantly slowed down my progress and I just couldn't unlock any new buildings or cards for a long time. I suppose I will try out your tips and give it another try!

[Rio]

The fun should be beating each boss. The final boss is really hard.

And the boss fight is only fast to reach if you decide to make it be fast by placing tons of cards asap.