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🚀 Update 02/07/2025
Improvements and New Features
Welcome to a new update of our gaming ecosystem! On this occasion, we have worked hard to improve the experience for our players, optimizing key functions and adding exciting new mechanics. Below, we detail all the news:
Index
- The HUB Shop
- The Tech Pass
- The HCREDIT Burn Cycle
- The Inventory
- The Gacha Machine
- Black Market
- HUB Marketplace
- Marketplace Mechanics
- Wallets
- Energy and Experience
- Tech: Generators
- Generator Delegation
The HUB Shop
The shop within the HUB is a centralized space where you can find items from all the games and expansions in our ecosystem. Although for now we only play Tech: Generators, it is important to note that this shop is designed to grow along with the ecosystem.
Improvements made:
- New enhanced view: Items are now displayed larger, giving them more prominence. This facilitates visual identification and improves the navigation experience.
- New items available: We have added new items to diversify purchase options.
- Future filters: As the number of available items increases, we will implement filters to make searching easier. For now, they are not necessary due to the current quantity.
New items in the shop (Monthly and seasonal offers):
These items are designed to give players an initial boost, especially in Tech: Generators. They are limited-time offers that may change or disappear depending on the game’s growth and token demand after TGE.
- H. Credit Vault: 35,000 HCREDIT
- S. Gems Chest: 9,000 HCREDIT
- Commander Vault: 130,000 HCREDIT, 60 Tech Ticket, 5 Crazy Potion Pack, 10 SparkBox
- Starter Bundle: 15,000 HCREDIT, 5 Tech Ticket, 1 Crazy Potion Pack
- Standard Bundle: 30,000 HCREDIT, 10 Tech Ticket, 2 Crazy Potion Pack, 2 SparkBox
- Premium Bundle: 55,000 HCREDIT, 20 Tech Ticket, 2 Crazy Potion Pack, 5 SparkBox
Other highlighted items: - Energy Disruptor: Instantly turns off a generator, interrupting its operation and resetting its current cycle.
- Cycle Reinitializer: Resets the current generator cycle to the first one. Ideal for optimizing energy production.
- Auto-PowerUp x1/x3: Automatically turns on your generator 5 minutes after it turns off. It is consumed directly from the inventory.
- Crew Permit: Increases the generator’s engineer capacity by 12. This item increases his base cost by 4% for every 30 sold.
- SparkBox: Instantly restores 50% of your energy. Perfect for emergencies.
- Parts Pack: Contains 3 generator upgrade parts.
- Crazy Potion Pack: Contains 2 random potions to increase energy or learning abilities.
Available Potion Types:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Energy Capsule | Restores 25% of your total energy. |
| Energy Vessel | Restores 50% of your total energy. |
| Energy Cask | Restores 100% of your total energy. |
| EXP Wisdom | Increases learning capacity by 20% for 12 hours. |
| EXP Jnymn | Increases learning capacity by 30% for 1 day (24 hours). |
| EXP Schlr | Increases learning capacity by 40% for 2 days (48 hours). |
| EXP Sage | Increases learning capacity by 50% for 3 days (72 hours). |
| EXP Elder | Increases learning capacity by 60% for 5 days (120 hours). |
| EXP Champ | Increases learning capacity by 70% for 7 days (168 hours). |
| EXP Hero | Increases learning capacity by 80% for 10 days (240 hours). |
| EXP Lgnd | Increases learning capacity by 90% for 12 days (288 hours). |
| EXP Myth | Increases learning capacity by 100% for 15 days (360 hours). |
Note: Some items will only be available in $HCASH and others only in TON.
The Tech Pass
The Tech Pass remains an essential tool to maximize your income and progress in the game. In this update, we have made adjustments to give you more flexibility.
Highlighted changes:
- Unlimited purchase: You can now buy as many Tech Passes as you want, and these will accumulate automatically. For example, if you have an active pass and buy 2 more, your pass period will extend by 2 additional months.
- Economic security: This improvement ensures that your progress does not stop, even if you face financial difficulties or simply forget to renew your pass.
Note: The Tech Pass is not a tradable item between players. Each purchase is linked to the player until the expiration date.
The HCREDIT Burn Cycle
We have adjusted the burn cycle of HCREDIT to optimize its use and dynamism in the ecosystem.
Changes made:
- Cycle reduction: The burn cycle went from 45 days to 30 days. This change was determined by our team after analyzing that the additional 15 days were not necessary.
The Inventory
The inventory is a crucial component of your gaming experience, as it houses all your items in a centralized manner. We have made several improvements to optimize its functionality.
Novelties:
- Improved view: As in the shop, items are now displayed larger and clearer.
- Added filters: Since the inventory is shared among all games, we have implemented filters to make it easier to search for specific items.
- Action buttons:
- “Sell”: Directly sends the item to the marketplace.
- “Action”: Offers additional options based on the use you want to give to the item.
The Gacha Machine
The Gacha Machine is an exciting mechanic that allows you to obtain free consumable items to use in Tech: Generators. You can find it in the drop-down menu by clicking on your profile picture.
Main features:
- Probabilities: 80% success and 20% failure.
- Free tickets: You can obtain tickets by completing daily tasks, participating in groups and guilds, chatting, and buying in the shop (with an 80% probability of receiving a ticket per purchase).
Use of Consumable Items
Before using consumable items, it is important to know the correct process to apply them properly:
- Access the workshop:
- Below the ship map, you will find a button called “Engineers”.
- By tapping it, you will enter the workshop section (Alpha), where you will see two tabs:
Inventory: Shows the available consumables for use.
Supplies: A mini-shop within the game where you can buy more supplies without closing the game.
- Consumables application:
- To use an item with a direct effect (applied to a specific generator), you must first select the generator at the top of the screen.
- Important: If you do not have engineers hired in generators, the consumable will not take effect and will be lost. Make sure to hire engineers before applying them.
- Fatigue Effect If you use more than one consumable on the same generator, the first consumable will have its full 100% effect. However, applying more effects cumulatively will trigger an exponential fatigue effect. The same applies to global consumables that affect all your engineers in general.
- To use an item with a direct effect (applied to a specific generator), you must first select the generator at the top of the screen.
What is the Fatigue Effect?
The Fatigue Effect is a rule that limits the effectiveness of consumables when multiple are used simultaneously. It works as follows:
- The first consumable you use has its full effect (100%).
- Each additional consumable you apply will have a reduced effect due to accumulated fatigue.
- This reduction follows an exponential formula: each additional consumable loses 30% efficiency compared to the previous one.
- This means that the more consumables you use at the same time, the less impact the later ones will have.
You can use consumables indefinitely, but the Fatigue Effect prevents abuse of the mechanic.
- Types of effects:
- Some items have global effects, affecting all generators or engineers.
- Others have direct effects, impacting only a specific generator.
- Certain items are designed to counteract negative effects and will only work if the engineers or generators are under the influence of such an anomaly.
List of Available Consumables:
Carefully read the item description before using it to ensure you make the most of its effect.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Energy Boost | Increases the base power of the generator by 2% for 1 hour. |
| Energy Crystal | Increases the base power of the generator by 10% for the next cycle. |
| Production Boost | Increases the base power of the generator by 15% for the next 3 cycles. |
| Energy Reinforcement | Increases the base power of the generator by 15% for 10 hours. |
| Reinforcement Battery | Increases the base power of the generator by 15% for 1 hour. |
| Temporary Overcharger | Increases the base power of the generator by 20% for 3 cycles. |
| Nexus Generator | Increases the base power of all generators by 20% for 2 hours. |
| Advanced Energy Core | Increases the base power of the generator by 30% for 2 hours. |
| Supreme Power Crystal | Increases the base power of the generator by 50% for 1 hour. |
| Experimental Additive | Increases the base power of the generator by 25% for 1 hour. |
| Cycle Controller | Reduces the duration of the next cycle by 10%. |
| Flow Controller | Reduces the cycle duration of the generator by 10% for 6 hours. |
| Cooling Device | Reduces the cycle duration of the generator by 2 hours. |
| Failure Reduction Device | Reduces the duration of the next cycle by 5%. |
| Thermal Protector | Restores up to 25% of the generator’s hashrate during an anomalous event. |
| Anti-Overload System | Prevents overload increase during the next 2 rest cycles. |
| Protection Crystal | Restores up to 15% of the generator’s hashrate for 2 hours. |
| Energy Shield | Restores the generator’s hashrate for 30 minutes. |
| Invisibility Cloak | Restores the generator’s hashrate for 1 hour. |
| Infinite Substance | Restores the generator’s hashrate for 1 hour. |
| Autonomous Repairer | Restores up to 10% of the generator’s hashrate until the end of the current cycle. |
| Repair Nanobots | Restores up to 20% of the generator’s hashrate for 30 minutes. |
| High-Performance Nanobots | Restores up to 50% of the generator’s hashrate for 1 hour. |
| Elite Repairer | Restores the generator’s hashrate for 1 hour. |
| Ray of Hope | Restores the generator’s hashrate until the end of the current cycle. |
| Stabilizer Reactor | Forces the generator to produce 10% more hashrate for 4 hours. |
| High-Energy Fuse | Eliminates overload during the next medium cycle. |
| Advanced Control Interface | Restores the generator’s hashrate until the anomaly is resolved. |
| Stabilization Powder | Restores the generator’s hashrate for 1 hour. |
| Energy Injector | Increases the engineer’s hashrate by 5% for 8 hours. |
| Automatic Repairer | Increases the engineer’s hashrate by 5% for 24 hours. |
| Toolkit | Increases the engineer’s hashrate by 5% for 30 minutes. |
| High-Efficiency Pills | Increases the engineer’s hashrate by 10% for 1 hour. |
| Stabilization Crystals | Restores up to 5% of the engineer’s hashrate for 2 hours. |
| Precision Gear | Increases the engineer’s hashrate by 20% for 2 hours. |
| Maximum Efficiency Additive | Increases the engineer’s hashrate by 40% for 1 hour. |
| Virtual Contractor | Reduces engineer hiring costs by 50% on the next contract. |
| Contract Extender | Extends current contracts by 5 hours. |
| Automated Contracts | Extends current contracts by 10 hours. |
| Resilience Supplement | Restores up to 15% of the engineer’s hashrate for 1 hour. |
| High-Tech First Aid Kit | Restores up to 30% of the engineer’s hashrate during the current contract. |
| Safety Device | Restores up to 10% of the engineer’s hashrate for 30 minutes. |
| Energy Link | Increases the engineer’s hashrate by 15% for 12 hours. |
| Energy Boost Battery | Increases the engineer’s hashrate by 15% for 1 hour. |
| Engine Boost | Increases the engineer’s hashrate by 20% for 1 hour. |
| Emergency Charge | Restores the engineer’s hashrate for 30 minutes. |
Black Market
The Black Market is a new mechanic designed to offer an alternative play-to-earn, allowing users to quickly monetize some of their items. This feature was initially launched with the 4 basic elements of the Chat-Adventure game.
How it works:
- Sale in groups of 100: You can only sell items if you have at least 100 units. If you have less, you will have to wait until you reach that amount.
- Price per unit: The price shown is per unit, not for the entire group.
- Dynamic prices: The price varies according to the circulating supply of the item.
- Reference graphs: The graph shows the current supply and its variation compared to the previous day.
- Commission (fee): The Black Market has a fixed commission of 8% on each transaction.
HUB Marketplace
The HUB Marketplace is a centralized market where you can buy and sell all items from all games in our ecosystem. To facilitate the experience, we have implemented filters that allow you to browse and find what you need quickly.
How to sell an item:
- Go to your Inventory.
- Select the item you want to sell.
- If you see the “Sell” button, click directly.
- If you see “Action”, click that button first and then select “Sell”.
- Enter the sale price and confirm by clicking “Sell” again.
Elements:
To sell Elements in the Marketplace, you must first decide the quantity you want to sell. If you want to sell individually, you can do so, or you can group 100 identical elements into a new item called “Pot” or “Box”, which represents the 100 units. You can do this from the inventory by pressing the “Action” button and then selecting “Bulk”. If you want to reverse the process, follow the same steps, but instead of selecting “Bulk”, choose “Split” to divide the item back into individual units. In summary, you can sell one by one or in groups of 100.
Action :
Bulk:
All market offers are automatically sorted by price from lowest to highest.
NOTE: For now, project items can only be traded and not transferred, but we will soon add that function and even scholarship models for users who wish to create scholarships.
Marketplace Mechanics
This Marketplace is unique and was specifically designed to protect your assets. Below, we explain the rules that ensure fair and balanced trading.
Marketplace Restriction
Users below level 15 will not be able to use the Marketplace.
Rules for protection against “price dumping”:
- Minimum price limit: You cannot set a price lower than 10% of the Floor Price of the same item.
- Protection against the official shop: If the item is available in the shop, you cannot set a price lower than 50% of the shop price.
- Sale fee: Listing an item for sale is free, but once sold, the system will deduct a 10% commission.
- Cancellation fee: If you decide to cancel a listing, the system will take a 1% of the previous price.
- Price adjustment fee: Each time you modify the price of an item, the system will deduct a 1% of the previous price.
Wallets
In this update, we have simplified wallet management. Now, you can only link wallets related to TON. This ensures a safer and smoother experience when making purchases on our platform.
Future improvements:
We plan to add more functions within this menu in future updates. For now, the main focus is to allow you to link your wallet to make purchases seamlessly.
Energy and Experience
Energy and experience are two new features that we have activated in this update. As many of you know, these are two very important features in your unique shared experience profile, as the level you achieve and the experience you earn works across all our games. Let’s start by discussing the details:
Energy:
Not all actions in the ecosystem will consume energy, but many of them do to complement balance and eliminate exploitation in any possible aspect, but also promote a solid foundation of work distribution among different activities. It is important that you understand how to efficiently distribute your energy to optimize your performance. Here are data on the activities that currently consume energy:
- Chat-Adventure expeditions: 8 energy points.
- Hiring Engineers: 2 energy point. Not per engineer, but per action. That is, if you hire 5 engineers together, that counts as 1 action. If you later go and hire 2 more, that counts as another action.
- Turning on the Generator in cycle 11: Consumes 2 energy points, but if you have Tech Pass, it will only be 1 energy point. This consumption occurs only in cycle 11. For now, these are all the actions that consume energy, super simple and basic to introduce this mechanic into the ecosystem.
- Daily Tasks: 5 energy points. These tasks grant experience, $HCREDIT, and Tech Tickets, which also allow you to earn $HCAASH.
At this time, energy does not recharge passively. This feature will only be available in “Safe Zones” in future updates of Chat-Adventure.
For now, you can recover energy points by using:
- Consumables: Single-use items that instantly restore energy.
- Reusable Items: Equipment or tools that provide ongoing energy restoration benefits.
Where to Obtain These Items:
- In-Game Shop: Purchase consumables and reusable items using in-game resources or currency.
- Events and Achievements: Earn exclusive rewards by participating in special events or completing challenges.
- Player Market: Buy or trade items with other players through the marketplace.
Upcoming Updates
We are working on expanding the options available for managing your energy.
Experience:
Experience is basic and necessary to unlock many things in the project, specifically reaching the trust level for withdrawals, which would be level 15. The activities that will provide experience in this first update are:
- Daily Tasks: Grant 5 experience points each time you complete a task. If you have a Tech Pass, you get 10 points.
- If you have Tech Pass, each purchase in the shop gives you an experience point.
- Hiring engineers: 2 points and with Tech Pass, 8 experience points.
- Turning on the generator: Grants 5 experience points and with Tech Pass, 10 points. Same as energy, this happens only when reaching cycle 11.
- Expanding the generator (Slots): Grants 1 experience point and with Tech Pass, 5 points, per slot.
- In Chat-Adventure Expeditions, upon returning with any material, you gain experience:
- Yggdrasil Wood: 2 experience points.
- Celestite Stone: 15 experience points.
- Orichalcum Metal: 150 experience points. These are all the activities for now. We will integrate more as we advance in development.
Tech: Generators
Exit button:
We added a button for immediate exit from the game to the HUB, improving the user experience and time consumption.
Engineers’ Earnings:
Now, the distribution of engineers’ earnings will depend on efficiency. For now, the only model that alters efficiency is through the use of consumables. The more boosted your engineers are, the more earnings they will get. To explain it simply, the 65% that is divided among the engineers will use the same pool model as the generators. The more efficient your engineers are, the more percentage of that pool you will earn. The more boosted the engineers are, the higher percentage of earnings they will receive.
Anomalies:
- There are 41 different types of anomalies.
- Anomalies can last up to 12 consecutive hours.
- They have negative or positive effects on one or more generators, affecting their base efficiency between 10% and 30%.
- After an anomaly, there is a 50% probability of experiencing side effects (Side Effects) that can be positive or negative.
Mechanics of Anomalies
The system will notify in the main chat when an anomaly is about to occur, alerting players about its possible impact. In the game, a mini radar will show the name of the anomaly and the types of generators that will be affected, either positively or negatively.
By interacting with the yellow alert symbol on the affected generators, a window with detailed information will pop up, including:
- Side effects: If applicable, both during and after the anomaly.
- Current effects: Consumables applied by the player or other participants.
Color coding in the effects window:
- 🟢 Green: Indicates an anomaly with positive effects.
- đź”´ Red: Represents an anomaly with negative effects.
- 🔵 Blue: Signals the presence of a side effect.
- 🟣 Purple: Identifies a part equipped in the generator.
- 🟡 Yellow: Indicates consumables applied by the player.
- âš« Gray: Shows consumables applied by another user.
The algorithm we are developing for anomalies works with many data points seeking to simulate intelligence, so it will improve in practice. We aim for it not to be abusive and to become quite random, simulating the creation of events in a natural realistic way. That is, we will try to ensure it does not affect any generator negatively in a suffocating way nor favor any generator excessively in a continuous manner.
Generator Upgrades:
To upgrade the generators, you need to enter the Upgrade option below the ship map and follow these steps:
- Select the generator you want to upgrade.
- Tap the central tab “Equipped”.
- Buy additional slots to expand the mechanical capacity of the generator. The price of slots increases exponentially with each expansion to maintain balanced gameplay. All generators have slot prices according to their original base power. Slots are permanent.
- Equip parts obtained in Parts Pack to improve the generator’s hashrate.
Available parts:
- Hash Basic: Provides +12 Hashrate (0.012).
- Hash Plus: Provides +50 Hashrate (0.050).
- Hash Rotor: Provides +180 Hashrate (0.180). These parts can be obtained by opening Parts Pack. You can buy these packs in the game shop. Parts obtained are based on probability. You can also expand the capacity of engineers working on your generator with the Crew Contracts available in the shop; these increase the engineer capacity by +12.
- All these upgrades are permanent and transferable when changing ownership.
- Equipped parts cannot be unequipped, only burned.
- Soon we will add a function to combine 4 identical parts to create one of the next level. This helps to create powerful pieces occupying less space and reusing the parts you got in your packs or unwanted parts from other players obtained in the market.
- There is no upgrade limit, you can upgrade as much as you want.
Generator Delegation:
This update introduces a new mechanic of shared work, which we call “Delegation”. In simple terms, it involves assigning a player the role of Operator and having them handle operating your generator, that is, turning it on during the established time in the contract and while doing so, they receive a percentage of the profits generated by your generator.
Details:
- Both Owner and Operator must have Tech Pass to delegate.
- The owner sets the contract details.
- The proposal is sent to the applicant Operator and must be accepted or rejected.
- If the applicant operator does not respond to the proposal, it must be canceled if you want to send it to someone else.
- If the proposal is accepted and the contract takes effect according to the date conditions, the generator will no longer appear as yours and the new operator will see it on the ship map in blue as if it were theirs.
- The energy costs, operational cost (10 HCREDIT per ignition), and experience will be handled by the current operator.
- Profits are automatically divided according to the established percentage.
- If the operator does not violate the contract rules, the owner has no option to cancel.
- If the operator violates the rules, the owner will see the option to cancel the contract within the delegation options.
Step-by-step of delegation:
To delegate, you must tap inside your generator the option to the right of the ignition button, then set the terms:
- Operator Username (HUB Username): The operator’s username.
- Round: Number of blocks they will work.
- Fails: How many times you will allow them to fail in ignition.
- Inactivity: The delay time you consider acceptable for turning on the generator. After that time, even if they turn it on, it is considered a “Fail”.
- Dates: Determines when you want the contract to start and end, it must be according to the minimum number of blocks. You can even schedule in advance when you want them to start working.
- Profits: Set the percentage you want to give them of your profits with that generator. That said, I think everything is clear. The rest is putting it into practice to master the mechanic.
Selling Generators:
A new round of generators will be put up for sale in the shop, details will be announced soon but basically, it will focus on users who do not have Generators and other requirements seeking to diversify owners to improve the efficiency of the ship by increasing the availability of more generators powered given the current irresponsibility of some owners. But, if you are currently an owner, to sell a generator, the following requirements must be met:
- It has to be turned off.
- It cannot have hired engineers. If it was turned off with engineers, it has to wait for the contracts to expire.
- It cannot be delegated. If the generator has upgrades, everything is transferable to the next owner, meaning slots and equipped items are linked to the generator and transfer to the new owner. Regarding the cycle, the new owner gets the generator reset to cycle #1.
