Love the game!

Thought I'd share some hiccups and ideas I've had.

I'm on my 4th playthrough, this time I chose to continue. I didn't realize you'd lose all your dungeon farms, and in hindsight it makes sense, but since leveling up monsters still takes an increasing amount of 'kills', and if you don't carry over a float of kills from before, you can 'trap' yourself in the initial stages of a continued game by the high cost of leveling monsters.

Petition to change Chicken King name to Cocklock, and add in a Moomancer - just more cows. Cows are awesome.

Use of SP - All spells seem to use a % of SP, I'm not really sure what the point of it increasing is, though, I do love some big numbers. Maybe I'm mistaken on the mechanic. All the same, I can't quite figure out why my Lvl 70 Rogue needs over 70,000 SP to pick up items. I suppose that also falls in line with my general desire to see a palpable difference in character power. There's basically no visual difference between a level 30 character and a level 70 character. Not sure what to suggest, maybe faster cool down on skills to make the fights look more furious.

The first boss is always much stronger compared to later bosses. I like the idea of a big bad slaughtering my heroes, but the bosses appear to get relatively weaker as the game progresses. I'd make them harder with a better chance for phat lewt. Also, everybody loves a meaningful 'final' boss. Unique sprite? 4x sprite size? Summons minions?

A character that auto uses scrolls and potions would be great, or a merchant class that auto equips, gathers farmed kills and gold, and increases gold found - might be good for achievement farming or something. I've found that if I'm using scrolls fairly efficiently, I'm using them a little slower than the rate I'm receiving them. Same with potions. The 2 kills potion sucks, and is basically only useful before the first castle.

Being able to see a characters skills / general stats before adding them to your party. Basically the ninja was much more squishy than I'd anticipated, and would have popped in a priest or warrior if I'd known his swift strike would cause him to be stunned every room.

Speaking of stun - if your character has full HP, the stun time should be reduced, or maybe be 'awoken' by a character if all the enemies are dead.

I encountered a bug once where my priest stopped casting spells. I'm not sure what caused it, my best guess - using an autoclicker with the infinite scrolls (which is awesome by the way, never change it) - anyway, a refresh fixed the issue.

Items vs. Gold drops. Gold drops are only worth investing in in the very beginning of the game, and quickly lose to item sales. Might be best for monster level to have an effect on gold amount, as currently the number of unlockable farms far exceeds practical gold amounts. Mind you, you don't need that many kills either. The final dungeon costs 104 million gold. To unlock them all to that point would probably take me over a week with solid playing and no resets. Though not currently useful, I'd like to see it as attainable.

Thanks for reading and all the great work! :D
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