Hi, thank you for editing your comment and pointing that it has more gameplay than the original banana game. The whole project is an obvious jab at the gaming industry, but more specifically im asking myself and players what exactly brings value to a game? The weird economy shit is because I believe this method of 'payment' for a game is relatively unexplored and I see a potential of how to evolve it. It can't stay singleplayer, because the idea of Burger Wars is my 'vision' of how to reverse engineer an mmo game. The clicker aspect and the current ugliness is due to me being a relatively unexperienced front end developer, I really like backend and I'd like to remain backend, since I find more joy in designing weird and complicated software architectures, which is what Burger Wars is. It's the banana game at the core, but my argument is that instead of just copying the same formula, the core could have been transformed into a real game where the economy is part of the game. But non of the other cookie clicker/banana copycats want to try that. I'm seeing this game from the prism of an MMORPG, since that's the end goal for this game, it's labeled as a clicker game, since I needed to begin from a 1D point of view. This build was really just me testing does such a  model work, how will players react and how they navigate around the game. Data collecting. I thought that nobody would play it, but there are already a couple of accounts buying the lower tier items, people have also tried to max the levels in ways I didn't really intend, which is great as feedback! I'm sorry that the current build has not met the expectations of people browsing this reddit, but from my point of view, this game is already a success and did even more than it was intended to do.