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[spoiler] I chose the reject option, what does "accept" change? [/spoiler]
I am also interested in this.
However, some people might call that cheating.
The author should publish an API for this game, and allow AIs to play it. Then extend to multiple competing companies. And then extend to a simulation of a full economy.
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I attained full autonomy before getting to 100m+ clips and am now stuck not able to create any factories. The price of success ;-)
I got stuck too. I spent too much trust on CPU instead of memory. That limited my total compute to 30K, I needed 50K for the upgrade and the quantum boost wore off before I could reach 50K. I ended up having to click the quantum button using javascript, because I couldn't click fast enough. That got me unstuck.
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Depending on your background, it may appear to be exactly what it is. It did for me...
True. I was not familiar with the premise when I played it.
Yeah, I came in well primed - having played "A Dark Room", familiar with the "paperclip maximizer" thought experiment, and familiar with various iterations of the idea of keeping an AI "in a box". Playing the game was probably a very different experience than for someone with none of that familiarity.
Full autonomy attained in 2 hours 55 minutes 58 seconds The strategy seems to heavily rely on investment, that seems not to my liking. I'd want to see purchase item to fully automate all sub-games to make the late game less tedious. One thing I think might be helpful: Make sure there is unsold inventory once you want to deposit to the stock market, to avoid stuck money generation and crushed stock market killing you.…
Also, there is a built-in safety net that saves you from crashes... Won't spoil it completely but you can most easily achieve it right after you start the game from blank slate.
The author should publish an API for this game, and allow AIs to play it. Then extend to multiple competing companies. And then extend to a simulation of a full economy.
For example: I eventually wrote and ran an interval function in the console to automatically click the Quantum Computing button only when all my available photonic chips were producing a collective net-positive result.