ogrechkoandClaude Sonnet 5
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More levels (30->60) and heroes (6->10) in the flagship dungeon so the
curve stays climbable at the new range. Each hero row now shows
whether it improves click damage, hits passively, or both — derived
from its existing bonus fields (heroRoleLabel), never hand-authored,
so it can't drift out of sync with what the hero actually does.
New permanent account-wide upgrade shop, funded by a currency
("crystals") earned by clearing clicker dungeons — kept deliberately
separate from the real coin wallet (wallets/coinTransactions, spent on
real-money purchases and manual save), so clicker play can never be
used to farm real-money-equivalent value. Same atomic-transaction
shape as spendCoins in src/lib/wallet/service.ts throughout:
- claimCompletionReward is idempotent per (user, game) via a unique
index — replaying and re-winning the same dungeon can't farm
crystals twice. Verified through the real HTTP API, not just the
service layer: claim, claim again (no-op), confirm balance
unchanged.
- buyPrestigeUpgrade does the same read-check-debit-increment
atomicity check as spendCoins — verified an insufficient-crystal
purchase leaves no partial debit.
- The two upgrades (click damage %, gold gain %) apply automatically
in every clicker game via a new accountBonuses prop threaded through
GameCanvas/PlaySession (same optional-passthrough shape already used
for initialState/onProgress) down into the registry the scene reads.
- /api/games/[id]/complete correctly rejects non-clicker games (400) —
the reward is clicker-specific.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QcXH24ky6zjk2UyK5oZUPH
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