MoreFairGame is round-based MMO incremental game.
Every round is split into ladders. Rankers can use upgrades (multi and bias) to increase their power in order to gain more points, reach promotion point requirement and promote to the next ladder. Both rounds and ladders have their own round modifiers and ladder modifiers which affect the playstyle.
¶ Main Goal
The main goal of every round is to reach the last ladder, a.k.a. "Asshole" ladder, and participate in the big ritual (promote out of it) to become a winner (a.k.a. "Asshole").
Asshole ladder (often referred as "AH-ladder") is always a [NAUTO] ladder, which means that ranker can only promote out manually by reaching top-1 position and holding it for 30 seconds. After that 'Become Asshole' button activates, ranker can press it and receive a pop-up about participating in big ritual (becoming an Asshole). After confirming, ranker promotes to the next temporary ladder and awaits for the big ritual to be completed (max_asshole_count to be reached).
¶ asshole_count
The minimum number of assholes required to end a round is equal to round_down(base_asshole_ladder/2). Currently, this value always comes out to be 5.
The maximum number of assholes is always random, though the range is not yet known.
¶ AH-points
Asshole points (often referred as 'AH-points') is the main resource that can only be received by being active enough in the game.
AH-points are awarded for:
1for successfully throwing vinegar at a target on a ladder without the AH modifier;1for throwing vinegar at a target on a ladder with the AH modifier;1for successfully throwing vinegar at a target on a ladder with the AH modifier2for reaching a ladder with the AH modifier;8for pressing 'Be Asshole' button.
AH-points are used to assign Asshole symbols (often referred as 'AH-symbols').
¶ AH-symbols and their effect
AH-symbols are presented as chess and card ASCII-symbols next to rankers name in the ladder table and in chat.
The first visible AH-symbol is awarded after reaching 10 AH-points. Every other symbol will require 10 more points than the previous one, so the pattern looks like 10, 30, 60, 100, 150, etc.
These have no tangible effect on the game itself, and are mainly for bragging rights.
¶ List of AH-symbols
| Symbol | Point Requirement |
|---|---|
| 0 | |
| ♣ | 10 |
| â™ | 30 |
| ♦ | 60 |
| ♥ | 100 |
| â™™ | 150 |
| ♘ | 210 |
| â™— | 280 |
| â™– | 360 |
| ♕ | 450 |
| â™” | 550 |
| 🂠| 660 |
| 🂱 | 780 |
| 🂲 | 910 |
| 🂳 | 1050 |
| 🂴 | 1200 |
| 🂵 | 1360 |
| 🂶 | 1530 |
| 🂷 | 1710 |
| 🂸 | 1900 |
| 🂹 | 2100 |
| 🂺 | 2310 |
| 🂻 | 2530 |
| 🂽 | 2760 |
| 🂾 | 3000 |
¶ Trivia
- Although AH-ladder is always a [NAUTO] ladder, it is possible to have auto-promote active by winning previous ladder (often referred as AH-1 ('AH minus one') ladder). This also works for any other [NAUTO] ladder.
- the invisible " " AH-symbol is also a valid symbol that is awarded for having 0 AH-points.
- The promotee requirements are not strictly uniformly distributed - due to the use of rounding, the numbers at the extreme ends of the possible range only have half the chance to appear compared to the others.