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Netburner Idle Game
TESTING TODO:
If a server has no more money available it cannot be hacked anymore
Should work automatically...because your money gained percentage will be multiplied by 0
When the game is loaded re-load all of the scripts in runningScripts
- Seems to be working
Adjust leveling formula. Goes up way too high at first
http://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/55151/rpg-logarithmic-leveling-formula
- might be too slow now?
Change Company pages to display "apply for promotion" and other stuff when you are already employed there
rm command seems to work
+ Traveling
Script logging functionality? Logs to internal "log file" (property of script itself)
Can see log with tail.
Should add something where if you click it in the "Active Scripts" GUI you can see the logs too
Seems to work fine
Gyms - Later..don't need for MVP
Tasks TODO: Adding augmentations for Silhouette fac Factions Info page isn't formatted correctly
Augmentations that decrease time to make programs
New server hostname in Purchase Server Pop-up Box needs limits..don't think the ones set in HTML work
Secret Servers
Hack time formula needs rebalancing I think, so does hack exp formula
Create new menu page for purchased servers
Account for Max possible int when gaining exp (it will overflow)
OPTIMIZATION
https://gamealchemist.wordpress.com/2013/05/01/lets-get-those-javascript-arrays-to-work-fast/
Private beta feedback 2 things right off the bat, I'd suggest putting a "Back" button in the tutorial window, and you could highlight or otherwise point out which tab the tutorial is suggesting I click on next Maybe have a different colour for each tab, and then in the tutorial window it can have the name of the tab with that colour
Also not really a big deal, but I'm at 110% zoom on chrome and the tutorial window
covers some of the text
For the last thing of the tutorial, I would just have a button like "Finish Tutorial" rather than "Next"
Command to see a script's RAM cost