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Nephilim_Closet

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I solved it!

While clicking around didn't slow it down, your comment gave me the idea to hit my control, alt & space keys each an odd number of times. I don't know which one did it, but it's back to normal now.

So you were 100% on the right track. Thank you!

I click around all the time, ADHD habit. This happens all the time, even the main menu is a little hyperspeed with the animations.

Thank you though.

Sorry for the bother, but my game seems to be running unreasonably fast after the last few updates. The fishing mini-game is entirely unplayable because the 'click when in the green' portion is running so fast that it's impossible to even see where the pointer is at.

Most of the other aspects of the game are also effected as well, during a stream, even on the slow setting, it runs like it used to run on the high setting. When running on the high setting, Anon can finish in under 2 seconds with barely another second of downtime between.

It's like my game is on fast forward.

Happy to provide hardware details or anything else needed to triage. Or if anyone knows if any of the game clock configuration values are exposed, I'd be happy to make the change myself & report back how it goes.

Thanks for your time.

Looking forward to it. Any rough timeline for when the next major update will be cumming? (har har)

Hey, something that may help, both prove that it's not your fault or in the event that it is, help locate the exact issue, is to update your error reporting to include some of the stacktrace, it's not something that will make any sense to the end user, but when they report errors it can be an absolute confirmation that it's not a development error, or provide you the exact location of the issue when it is a development error.

I don't know what logging framework you utilise, but most of the standard ones allow stacktrace reporting when a fatal error occurs. This would cover your bases & make the debugging process much easier on you.

Sorry if you already knew that, best of luck with your game.