History VideoGame / FE000000

* ExportSave: You can export the 16KB+ save file into the clipboard or have it appear in a window and paste it into the game. There's also the option of having the game remind you to export every x seconds.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfLoading: Depending on how many ticks of offline progress you've made, the game will spend some time simulating them. If you set the limit to the default 1024, it'll only take a few seconds at most, but if you want to go for 65355, it'll take somewhere between five to fifteen minutes, and even longer if you set it to 1.049e6. Still, to prevent offline progress from taking too long, you can get at most 1024 powers in a single tick.

* AbilityRequiredToProceed: Just like Eternity Challenge 5 in ''VideoGame/AntimatterDimensions'', this game's Eternity Challenge 4 requires you to perform ''zero'' Infinities in order to pass, and also requires an ability to passively generate Infinities in order to pass it (which is obtained from getting 24 Eternity Challenge completions here).

* StrategyGuide: The game links to a guide that details an optimal way to progress through the game which is divided into sections. It's not complete and has been made before achievements started improving all generators, but it's relatively thorough otherwise.

* ExactWords: The Complexity Achievement "Thousand-theorem Twilight" requires you to be in Complexity Challenge 4 and get 3.374e34524 Eternity Points without buying any theorems. This ''only'' refers to buying theorems via clicking the buy button or the theorem autobuyer, you ''are'' allowed to buy studies and get theorems from other means (Boost power, Eternity Challenges, Complexity Challenge 6, Theorems carried over from "On The Other Side".)

* ExactWords: The Complexity Achievement "Thousand-theorem Twilight" requires you to be in Complexity Challenge 4 and get 3.374e34524 Eternity Points without buying any theorems. This ''only'' refers to buying theorems, you ''are'' allowed to buy studies via other means of gaining theorems (Boost power, Eternity Challenges, Complexity Challenge 6, etc.)

* ExactWords: The Complexity Achievement "Thousand-theorem Twilight" requires you to be in Complexity Challenge 4 and get 3.374e34524 Eternity Points without buying any theorems. This ''only'' refers to buying theorems, you ''are'' allowed to buy studies via other means of gaining theorems (Boost power, Eternity Challenges, green Chroma, Complexity Challenge 6, etc.)

* ExactWords: The Complexity Achievement "Thousand-theorem Twilight" requires you to be in Complexity Challenge 4 and get 3.374e34524 Eternity Points without buying any theorems. This ''only'' refers to buying theorems, you are allowed to get theorems to buy studies via other means (Boost power, Eternity Challenges, green Chroma, Complexity Challenge 6, etc.)

* ExactWords: The Complexity Achievement "Thousand-theorem Twilight" requires you to be in Complexity Challenge 4 and get 3.374e34524 Eternity Points without buying any theorems. This ''only'' refers to buying theorems, you are allowed to get theorems to buy studies via other means (boost power, Green Chroma, Complexity Challenge 6, etc.)

* DoubleUnlock: To unlock an Eternity Challenge, you have to both reach a number of some resource (stars, boosts, prestige power, etc.) and spend a few unspent theorems. There's a ''very'' useful Complexity Achievement ("Broke every stone") that removes both the resource ''and'' theorem needs entirely, and your second Finality will permanently remove both unlock requirements for the rest of the game.

* DoubleUnlock: To unlock an Eternity Challenge, you have to both reach a number of some resource (stars, boosts, prestige power, etc.) and spend a few unspent theorems. There's a ''very'' useful Complexity Achievement ("Broke every stone") that removes both the resource ''and'' theorem needs entirely.

* DoubleUnlock: To unlock an Eternity Challenge, you have to both reach a number of some resource (stars, boosts, prestige power, etc.) and spend a few unspent theorems.

* LoopholeAbuse: After your first Eternity, your best course of action is to perform Normal Challenge 12, which disables all Infinity Generators. Since you ''don't have'' any Infinities nor Infinity Generators until you get back there again, that disadvantage is immediately nullified.

** Slightly later, once you have 1.158e77 stars, you can perform an Infinity to gain enfinity points and spend them on infinity generators that produce infinity stars that multiply all normal generators by their amount^0.5 (their power can be upgraded, though), but you lose the sacrifice and prestige multipliers, all generators, and currently owned infinity stars.

''[=FE000000=]'' is an IdleGame by Dan Simon released in 2020. The main objective is earning stars, with the first generator producing stars and later ones producing generators one level below them. Every generator purchased manually adds a multiplier to production. There's not much to it initially, but you soon unlock new mechanics like sacrifice, prestige, infinity, and challenges to name just a few, with the game ending once you complete 16 goals related to them.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfLoading: Depending on how many ticks of offline progress you've made, the game will spend some time simulating them. If you set the limit to the default 1024, it'll only take a few seconds at most, but if you want to go for 65355, it'll take somewhere between five to fifteen minutes, and even longer if you set it to 1.049e6. Still, to prevent offline progress from taking too long, you can get at most e3.010 powers in a single tick.

* NotActuallyCosmeticAward: Every achievement gives a small reward that multiplies all generators and chroma buildup speed. You can turn them off if you somehow think that ruins the game.

* RainbowText: Names of colors in the chroma tab and their effects are written in their respective colors, unlike most other text which is white.

* AWinnerIsYou: All you get for accomplishing all 16 words are the words "You have won the game! Congratulations!"

* SkillPointReset: You can respec studies while performing an eternity reset. It's useful since theorems are a limited resource and every one of them bought adds 2 to the price of studies in the other rows.

''[=FE00000=]'' is an IdleGame by Dan Simon released in 2020. The main objective is earning stars, with the first generator producing stars and later ones producing generators one level below them. Every generator purchased manually adds a multiplier to production. There's not much to it initially, but you soon unlock new mechanics like sacrifice, prestige, infinity, and challenges to name just a few, with the game ending once you complete 16 goals related to them.

* TitleByNumber: FE000000 is actually 2.008e19728, which is the number of eternity points for a complexity and complexity points for a finality. You can see it with the Hex notation.