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The broken compass is making the game completely unplayable. It doesn't even point to the base for me, it just points at the gate. I spent an entire day using a map to figure out how to get to all the malfunctioning sattellites, going to different ones for the hash codes, just for the radio tower to go out as I tried to summon the delivery drone. The drone got there late, so the day rolled over and I got yelled at for having the wrong hash codes and got fuckall for money.

I left the base at 6 AM and didn't get back until dark, used up all my gas and some of my food, and I have a measly five points to show for it. What a waste of time; I didn't even get enough money to replace the food I lost, let alone the gas.

I need time to look at things and make choices and also to look at the art. Please let me disable the cookies auto-dropping if I take too long. I'm fine with getting a reduced score or something for disabling it, too

This game works great on Steam Deck. I had to change compatibility to Proton 9.0, and change the scaling in the deck options because it was way too zoomed in, but it's flawless after that.

It's a cool game but I'm pretty sure it's some sort of actually cursed program. It ignores Joy2Key, Xpadder, and Steam Input, runs at like 1/8th speed on Steam Deck while other RPG Maker games run fine on it, and also my save got horribly corrupted while I was playing it

By buying the game, we become the customers we fear. Never before have I played a game with such daring meta-commentary.

It's good that working on your game enhanced your pixel art skills, and I hope you had fun participating, but part of the point of a jam is learning to manage your time well. Unfortunately, it sounds like perfectionism and ambition got in the way of efficiency, and the whole project got stuck as a result. I understand wanting to put out the highest quality game you can, but 10+ maps at 150x150 is a huge workload for one person, especially if you're constantly going back to rework assets.

I hope that you join us again for any future jams, and that you keep in mind that it's more about creating an early alpha of a game, rather than a fully finished product. It's great to see someone dedicated to their project, though, and I'm glad you took this opportunity to learn and create.

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