I’ll be honest I’ve been trying to understand what you were talking about but I think I finally understand. Do you mean the yellow connection between you and your summons? If so that’s just meant to represent the spiritual connection (helps show which ones are you allies not enemies). If I’ve misunderstood there question feel free to correct me and I’m happy to answer any further questions and I’d love any advice.
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I’m glad to hear you enjoyed the mechanics. We originally planned to have more abilities including magnets, fireballs ect but unfortunately ran out of time. Also it’s great to hear that the instructions worked well as we were originally not sure how to convey that information so it’s always nice to hear that it worked out in the end.
That issue will be because your on the wrong network… try switching to rinkaby and doing it again. The transaction should then go through
Sorry probably should have mentioned that I just forgot because I rarely switched networks but when I did I had the exact same issue so I can confirm that will be the problem
It got stuck on transaction confirming for the village. While I was waiting for my village to load I was just confused as there was no tutorial or instructions what so ever so I didn't know what to do (I did the research which wasn't even labeled research then still didn't know what to do). Then I tried to mint a villager after getting the ingame currency which didn't seem to work. Then the game crashed and all I see is a sad face.
I tried putting a list of all the controls into the description of the game on the itch.io page because I ran out of time to incorporate them… I’ll try and make those a bit more clear and obvious next time, sorry about that. Thanks for your feedback regarding the skipping, I’ll make sure to try that next time. The hammer and sickle… well goddamn now I’m not sure! (If it’s the icons on the left it should be a sickle to represent harvesting because it was the best I could find and the other icon is a shovel…)