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fantastic little game, took me about 50 minutes total my first try

definitely an upgrade

Would it be possible to get some hotkeys? Clicking and dragging can get tiresome. I was thinking each of the dice would be 1-5; pressing one would "stick" that die to the mouse cursor, and you could just click in a spot to place it. 

Better yet: pressing 1-5 would snap the die into whatever space the cursor is over, that way no clicking is required for battle

god bless, this is great news 

I had a ton of fun playing. 

The most broken strat seems to be getting 2 remove dice rewards within the first 5 levels so that you only have one of each kind of dice (or two defense if you want). You can hit “done” without removing all 3. Then focus on leveling up the dice you have. This will ensure you get the same strong dice every turn, allowing you to steamroll until round 16-ish. If you have to get an extra die, try to get a mirror die or another defense die. Mirror + a gold defense die every turn is broken. You don’t even need to use heavy dice, but they help in the late game. I’ve found that a second healing die is sometimes a hinderance because it takes up a slot on the loadout and rarely gets used. 

“I'm down for an elf orgy, what would the cause of the orgy be?“

Might be too stereotypical, but maybe an explosion of some potion or spell gone wrong? 

boring but useful

here’s to hoping the future development is as fun for you as it it for us

yoooo

These constant updates are really great to see. So many games fall stagnant mid-development. Keep up the good work.

Very interested to see how this progresses. I played through all the available content, and it looks really promising. 

I downloaded the three saves that appear to be the most consistent. https://we.tl/t-ejleEJwSyp

'outside bar' is the first notably reproducible instance, 'bar' is the second, and 'bout2bar' is the  most recent.

Pardon the file names, I'm very creative.

I was able to reproduce the crash to screencap the crash report. I couldn't expand the window to show it all, so I added colored lines to help keep track of the scrolling from picture to picture.

I was also signed in when this crash happened, so my first three don't appear to be related to that. 

Asking about a job in the bar seems to cause a crash more often than other decision-based crashes. It happened three of the last four times I did; screencap is from the second. I wore the cheerleader outfit after rebooting to see if it changed anything. I was able to do the day shift as normal, but then it crashed when I tried starting the night shift. It might be worth noting that I was not signed in to itch.io when these crashes occurred.