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I think funding becomes the thing to do moreso than it becomes the right business decision. I'm more in the bootstrapping camp which is what I'm doing with my startup.
People don't trust themselves. You can learn to switch back and forth the same way you learn to talk in different style to your grandparents than your friends, and so on.
How about a character review at death? And maybe a local and global leaderboard?
Maybe a different colored icon for the stairs down would be nice, but that depends on how easy you want to make it for the player. ;)
My keyboard doesn't have a numpad — maybe a duplicate of the numpad somewhere on the keyboard would be a solution?
EDIT: After playing more, monster and item variety is low. A way to see dungeon level would be good as well.
Not a business project, just a fun aside to share hi-res wallpaper from Africa. Other projects on the go, of course.
The copy is a bit clumsy. Definitely have a native speaker with some linguistic savvy look it over.
In terms of getting clients though nothing mentioned above may be a factor. What is your conversion rate? Improving your site will improve on that, but if no one is coming to your site then marketing your site is a more important step to address.
Do you have any existing clients? How has their feedback been?
I'd recommend finding people for whom you've delivered well and investigating what worked well about that relationship. Maybe they can give you referrals, maybe you can target people in similar situations, and so on.
I am NOT saying that it was ethical to attempt to trick them into fighting -- that would be a false dichotomy on the part of the reader. To me it IS unethical to attempt to trick people into fighting.
I am saying that even with attempts to trick, the people still had the power to choose to fight or not. The person who "tricked" them is NOT responsible for the other people's choice to fight. He did not take away their power to choose and he cannot take it away. To me, to give that person power over their choices is also morally unacceptable.