Quote from: Fuertisimo on January 16, 2017, 04:11:54 PM

epay doesn't seem to work with withdraws, it's been giving an error for weeks now.

You mean epay/DOGE, right? Cause people are definitely withdrawing BTC via epay just fine.

I'll make sure this is fixed ASAP, thanks for the report.

Quote from: Fuertisimo on January 17, 2017, 02:39:13 AM

Can we finally end the orichalcum/plexi shortage? It's been weeks... Imo shortages should really only last a few days, it can be debilitating if certain items are disabled for so long.

I'm terribly sorry, I don't have any power over shortage :( I'll try to speed things up on that front, thank you for your patience.

Quote from: jbiting on January 17, 2017, 02:31:30 AM

I've been playing this game for the past two months. I really enjoy it for the most part. The one thing that really bothers me is the energy counter. You sit and wait patiently for it to fill up, but then you click a link to leave a station and your energy drops 20 points. Go back into the station and it increases 20 points. Do you think this is something that will ever be fixed? Seems to have been an issue for a very long time.

It may be related to the above, but I noticed that if I approach an asteroid and my energy is accumulating, even after it reaches 40, the mining laser button stays disabled.

Hello, jbiting!

Thanks for you feedback. The energy meter will likely stay the same for the forseable future; I think I've already posted some explanations how it "really" works before, but here goes:

The actual "burst" happens once per minute. So if you have a +20/min reactor, you should get

00m:00s -- 20 energy
01m:00s -- 40 energy
02m:00s -- 60 energy

What happens "inbetween" those turns is an approximation, derived from the energy rate. The bar just grows according to it, but it doesn't accurately reflect what the server thinks your energy is.

To make matters worse, the actual turns do not all happen exactly at 00s mark, because the time it takes for the turn to compute varries. To make matters even worse, you can obviously hit the page load at something like 00m:30s -- which would make the counter off by 30 seconds. In addition to that (this is minor, relative to other problems), it takes time for the page to be transfered over the Internet and then rendered by your browser, all that lost time is also not accounted for.

To fix all that, complete server re-write is required, and that's not happening any time soon.

TL;DR: don't get too hung up on that meter, use it as a hint/guide.

Here's another thing from your post worth mentioning: the button states (clickable/greyed out) do not care about your energy at all. They only consider the cooldown time (which is represented much more accurately due to it being second-bound, not minute-bound).

@onlinedigger, :/
I really wish CPU would stop leaking completely, but the devs won't budge.