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* ResetMilestones: Several days starting from Day 2 have milestones earned for reaching a certain amount of a resource or percentage completion that provide either convenient features like not resetting upgrades upon training elves, raising coal gain to the power of 1.25, or unlocking a new elf to help with dyes.
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** The workshop is initially capped at 100% construction. A few later milestones and the Expand Factory buyable let you build some more, with the eventual limit of 2400%.
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''Advent Incremental'' is an IdleGame by Creator/ThePaperPilot released throughout December 2022.
With Christmas 25 days away and Santa forgetting to prepare, you're asked to get everything that is needed. Throughout the 24 in-game days, you'll have to complete a quota for a resource or something related to management to progress to the next one. Almost every day provides a new minigame where you have to earn the resource (often through manual/idle production or resetting resources from a previous one), buy upgrades, and get milestones to make things go faster, with occasional extra mechanics to add to the variety.
The game is playable [[https://www.thepaperpilot.org/advent/ here]].
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AIGeneratedEconomy: Various buyables are handled by elves, who can buy them a certain number of times per second.
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: As the large amount of resource types being spread across 24 layers would make them nearly impossible to keep track of, the game makes the ones you lack in multi-resource purchases red.
* {{Cap}}:
** The workshop is initially capped at 100% construction. A few later milestones let you build some more, with the eventual limit of 2400%.
** Elves' levels cap at 3, then 5. This gets uncapped at Day 23.
** Processed letters and packed presents are capped at 8e9 because that's the entirety of Earth's human population, while solved cities are capped at 5,000,000.
* CompletionMeter: The top of the screen shows a meter that indicates your progress in completing the day, which can use either standard or logarithmic proportions.
* {{Cooldown}}: Several actions have cooldowns before they can be done again. The longest is easily ribbon-making, but not a lot of them are needed to finish the game.
* ExperiencedProtagonist: Santa chose to ask you for help since you have a known history of finding large quantities of items within a short amount of time.
* ExportSave: You can press a button in the saves manager to export the 38KB+ save file and paste it into an entry field. That said, it may not be that useful since there's an option to make a new save from any in-game day.
* NewGamePlus:
** Training an elf in Day 4 requires you to reset progress from the first three days, but you get an autobuyer and a milestone to make things go a little faster.
** Decorations in Wrapping Paper and Ribbon days let the player replay existent layers with some boosts (like small fires' price increasing far slower or ^2 effective box levels). Once completed, the decoration effects are brought over to the main game.
* PlayEveryDay: When the game was first released, the idea was to check back each day to unlock a layer, play through its content, and then come back for the next one.
* SantaClaus: Santa Claus requires you to do tasks for him to help him get ready for Christmas.
* VerbalBackspace: Day 21's ending mentions reindeer being given their steroids, before correcting that mid-word to vitamins.
* WorthIt: At the end of Day 10, you slightly regret the environmental impact caused by using oil and plastic, but ultimately decide Christmas is worth it.
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''Advent Incremental'' is an IdleGame by Creator/ThePaperPilot released throughout December 2022.
With Christmas 25 days away and Santa forgetting to prepare, you're asked to get everything that is needed. Throughout the 24 in-game days, you'll have to complete a quota for a resource or something related to management to progress to the next one. Almost every day provides a new minigame where you have to earn the resource (often through manual/idle production or resetting resources from a previous one), buy upgrades, and get milestones to make things go faster, with occasional extra mechanics to add to the variety.
The game is playable [[https://www.thepaperpilot.org/advent/ here]].
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AIGeneratedEconomy: Various buyables are handled by elves, who can buy them a certain number of times per second.
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: As the large amount of resource types being spread across 24 layers would make them nearly impossible to keep track of, the game makes the ones you lack in multi-resource purchases red.
* {{Cap}}:
** The workshop is initially capped at 100% construction. A few later milestones let you build some more, with the eventual limit of 2400%.
** Elves' levels cap at 3, then 5. This gets uncapped at Day 23.
** Processed letters and packed presents are capped at 8e9 because that's the entirety of Earth's human population, while solved cities are capped at 5,000,000.
* CompletionMeter: The top of the screen shows a meter that indicates your progress in completing the day, which can use either standard or logarithmic proportions.
* {{Cooldown}}: Several actions have cooldowns before they can be done again. The longest is easily ribbon-making, but not a lot of them are needed to finish the game.
* ExperiencedProtagonist: Santa chose to ask you for help since you have a known history of finding large quantities of items within a short amount of time.
* ExportSave: You can press a button in the saves manager to export the 38KB+ save file and paste it into an entry field. That said, it may not be that useful since there's an option to make a new save from any in-game day.
* NewGamePlus:
** Training an elf in Day 4 requires you to reset progress from the first three days, but you get an autobuyer and a milestone to make things go a little faster.
** Decorations in Wrapping Paper and Ribbon days let the player replay existent layers with some boosts (like small fires' price increasing far slower or ^2 effective box levels). Once completed, the decoration effects are brought over to the main game.
* PlayEveryDay: When the game was first released, the idea was to check back each day to unlock a layer, play through its content, and then come back for the next one.
* SantaClaus: Santa Claus requires you to do tasks for him to help him get ready for Christmas.
* VerbalBackspace: Day 21's ending mentions reindeer being given their steroids, before correcting that mid-word to vitamins.
* WorthIt: At the end of Day 10, you slightly regret the environmental impact caused by using oil and plastic, but ultimately decide Christmas is worth it.
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