Prioritise getting the Arc Scraper (get the consumable if you can afford it) and Plasma, and their upgrades. Order of priority if you want things to go quicker
Plasma > Scraper > Demux > Drone > Reader
The Depth Diver consumable will also help. You typically won't need more than 30 cooling ever, and coherence rapidly drops off in use after 20. Security at 20 will do for most of the game, and effectivelty maxes at 50. Clock speed you can effectively max at 30,uplink goes up forever and affects literally everything.
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... The idea of setting up a premium subscription for an A.I.-generated gacha game is... baffling, especially when it's as threadbare as it is now, with nothing beyond rolling as a "gameplay" function. You're kinda putting the cart before the horse here by trying to get money before there's anything beyond the most vague proof of concept.
You could, in theory, do something interesting with this, but that just screams sketchiness and a quick get-rich scheme out the gate, to me, I fear.
Ah, excellent. Was worried; always a bit of a bummer when I sit here thinking "... I'd buy this if it was available to be purchased", bwaha. By the way, is the Linux build on Itch presently supposed to try to ping Steam? Forgot all about catching that in the terminal the last time I glanced over at it aeons ago.
Colour me curious, but do you have any plans to enable support through Itch.io directly, or am I just missing the method to do so? I much prefer purchasing/donating here to Steam or SubscribeStar where possible, due to personal issues with the former (ah yes, my account I've had since the platform launched "never existed", good on you, Steam Support), and the faff involved with the other.
Fair. Thankfully, I suppose if all else fails Linux is, by it's nature, free should you happen upon a spare laptop or something between now and then. I'm unable to get crash logs or anything, not quite sure what is actually happening on the system level, unfortunately, or I'd tell you. My own technical knowledge kinda... ends at basic debugging.